Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

DeC' U, lJis dittrUOOD anu evening.
t Supper 10 cents. Everybody come.
Rev. j. w. Wilson, OF the Presby-
terian church, is holding revival serv.
ices in his church at Weston. Rev,
Mr.. Davis, OF North Baltimore, is
assisting In the services. A steady in
crease In interest has been the result so
far.
Brings attracti yeness to llstless, un-
lovable girls, making them handsome,
marriageable women. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35c.
Ask your druggist.
Marriage licenses were issued to
Bert Dicken. 20, and MauGe Wells, IS.
OF Montgomery township; to Edward
Heilman, 36, and Mary Tyler. 30, both
of Perrysburg; to VIM. Fl. Hoot, 81, of
Prairie Depot. and Zaida Bower, IS, of
Portage township.
DR.. Sharpe OF Mcclure, was badly
injured some nights ago while out
making a call south of Grand Rapids.
His horse went off a high bridge with
him breaking his buggy and badly
bruising him. His rig was total
wreck and IL will be some time before
he is able to get about again in his old
time way.
Miss Nouyaut, OF Toledo, assisted by
DR.. Girardeau, gave a musicale at the |
High school room Friday afternoon.
Miss Nouyaut read a philosophical essay |
on music aud gave number OF fine in
strumental pieces. DIR. Girardeau sang
several songs to the eaification OF the
large number Of pupils and patrons OF
the schools.
George Fl. Culver OF Walbridge.
o, was cleaning a horse last week,
when it suddenly kicked him in the
stomach. He was found by relatives
more dead than alive, after having lain
In the barn for nearly two hours. He
is badly injured internally, and the at
tending physician did not express any
hope OF his recovery.
Joseph Meurer, Weston resident
while at work few days ago on farm
near Milton, was shot in the head
by some hunters in the woods.
One shot penetrated his left ear. The
hunters got out OF the way before Mr..
Meurer could sec who they were. Mr..
Meurer has but one leg, so he could not ;
catch ha falInus T,ihn,o
Rev. Stecker and the Epworth
League are negotiating for a concert :
TO be given in Perrysburg by the
Trinity church choir OF Toledo In the
near future, the date OF which will be .
announced later in these columns. The I
choir has won great reputation for
their excellent music and II they can
be secured for date here the occasion
will surely be a great musical treat.
"A choice confection is enjoyed by
all classes Of people, and to get that
which is made of the very best mate
rial by people who understand the busi-
ness is point not always possible, but
when Lowneys chocolates are pur-
chased there is certainty that the
Is high grade in every re-
'pect. Champuey's pharmacy now car
ries full line OF Lowney's and every
box is guaranteed. Try them.
Reports from Weston, Wood coun-
~, which seems to be headquarters for
poultry and cabbage, indicates a large
production of poultry, especially turk
sys, In this county, this season. The
prices have been holding up we'll, and
The local dealers are being overwhelmed
hough employing large forces OF dress
,rs, the fowls have been coming In
within the last few days much faster
han the latter haye been able to dress a
hem.
On Thursday evening last a party C
If about thirty friends of Charles and
Mss Carrie Snyder, called at their
lome and gave them a complete sur
rise. They were entirely unaware
hat they would be visited In such :
manner and their surprise and appar. Z
mt pleasure was very amusing to their
'uests. Refreshments, music and games
we're enjoyed until late hour when
he party left for their homes well
'leased with their evenings enter I
ainment.
"A man giving his name as E. Lis
omb, Is going through the state claim G
ng to be member OF the order of X. \
y F.. and presenting credentials for
i'd. but his record has been looked up
nd it Is found that he is a base fraud
md members OF the order are cautioned G
o be on the lookout for him. He is -
esoribed to be about 35 years OF age,
Weighs about 100 to 1856 pounds, dark. :
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