Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-19

Phoncs-673 and ~. cali either
Mum ber.
Fred D. Dodge was home the first
OF the week.
Mrs Wedertz visited relatives in
Toledo this week.
F. Il. Rheinfrsnli was home from
Ann Arbor for few days.
-Rey. A. p. johnson recently visit
ed friends In Genoa and Emore.
Frank Rider aud wife of Lime City.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lawrence.
j. b. Webb OF Toledo, was in Per
rysburg Suuday calling on old friends.
New hats in all - \ptese sbspe
and colors, sea the linNSSL-s6, -
ART FINNBEINER S.
"A. Ballentyne and wife entertained
few friends at dinner on Saturday
evaning.
Mines. E. and .. Hufford spent Fri
day in Stony Ridge the guests of Mrs.
J. Steward.
Durham Simmons and wife of Per
rysburg were guests Of Haskins friend DIS
a few days since. -
"A new stock of wS and ceiling pa
pers will arrive and beVkeady for in
spection at our store thNast of this
week. G. r. HOINeNBEeN.
Winnie Moke asks for divorce from
her husband Daniel Moke, claiming
cruelty as the cause.
-Mrs. c. w. Tannyhil of Lakeside,
was the guest OF her parents, Peter
Witzler and wife u few days since.
Theodore Alexander. c. w. Evers
and Sheriff Kingsbury of B. G. were IN
town Friday to attend Ihe funeral OF ~
II. Charles. "
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Rev. Stecller is the guest OF his
father who resides near FIndlay, while
Mrs. SteclIer is visiting her parents u,
Delaware.
"A Broolslyn girl, aged fourteen, re-
Gently forged two checks In order to Sc
cure money enoug h to elope. Prohahl'
she believes that love laughs at forger,
US well as at locksmiLhs.
Mrs Louis Mailer died on Friday
last, leaving husband and seven chll
deem to mourn their loss. The iunera
services were held on Sunday after
noon. Inlerment in Ft. Meigs cemetery.
Mrs. Deering has been here look
ing after her property interests ana
having sold her residence here, will
purchase and locate in Genoa, where
her many friends hone she will find a
pleasant location. Il
New yard wide peroaA4d A9ds-
keag madras giughams onlyN a6ard
at ART FrNknnas.
Rev. Dillon and Rev. Adams ex.
changed pulpits last Sunday. Rev.
Dillon is reported Us having delivered
a very interesting sermon, but his re-
marks concerning the people ard
christians in particular OF B. c., are
said to have been anything but compli-
meutary to the village wherein he is
located.
Harvey Bradford has filed suit
against Sarah Bradford for divorce.
he alleges that Feb. 2S, 1901, she cut
him about the legs with II butcher
knife, threw fat irons, stove pokera,
knives and forks at him and beat him
with her fists and threatened to kill
him. They were married Feb. I, 1899,
and have two children, Harry one year
old and an infant yet unnamed.
Clarence S. Ordway, who left this
place last fall to continue his studies in
medicine at Baltimore, Md, can once
more be found welding the mortar and
postal at the prescription Case in Champ
ney's pharmacy. His return 10 the
posltio, made vacant and held for him
Is evidence of satisfaction on the part
OF employer and employee. We con.
graduate Mr.. Champney on securing
the service of an uu to-date pharmacist
and II genGeel clerk. Mr.. Champney
proposes to keep the procession on the
move to keep up