Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-07-19

Miss Wetzel is visiting In Monroe
this week.
--Mrs. Anderson Ballentyne is,visit-
Ing in Topeka, Kansas.
Shoes that wear and\ \ft. All the
new lasts, at FERN FrNER's
Mice Jaeger OF Illinois is the guest
OF Miss Edna Chapman.
DIR. and Mrs. RheinfranK enter.
tained Miss Noble Of Monroe, on Thurs
day last.
Miss Kate Brown OF Wichita, Kan.
sas, visited friends and relatives in Per-
rvsburg this week.
Mrs. Rose Davenport and son Mil.
lard, are the guests OF ]. C. Fitterer
and wife In Bucyrus.
-Chas. vanNorman and family and
Mrs. Geo. Hufford are camping on the
river bank on the Hufford farm.
The Craig Oil company has finish.
ed wildcat venture on the Young
farm IL miles northwest OF Maumee.
The we'll is pronounced no good.
-Chas. Maddy and wife have re-
turned from their eastern trip and re-
port pleasant outing. They we're dc.
lighted with the Pan American.
Mrs. Eugenia Chapman and daugh.
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Lee, Ella and Jean Hollenbeck, attend
ed tho N. E. Assn at Detroit last week.
Don't fore .hose barkHns in
lawns, 4c yard, FINKBfINER's
Mrs. P. Stevens, Mrs. Chas. Hall
and family Of Toledo and Mrs. Rafen.
brack and son Harold of Buffalo, were
the guests Of Chas. Britten and family
on Tuesday.
BY chsuge In arrangements on
the b. G. and Belt line roads, the 3. G..
their cars around the belt without
change as heretofore.
Joseph Sattler. OF Stony Ridge.
aged SO, Was overcome by the heat on
July s, while working In the feld. He
recovered but on Monday last he went
into the field again and was prostrated
by the heat. He was taken to Toledo
for treatment. K
Call up phou& No. 70 when you
want anything iHspaints, painting.
paper or paper hang and We will be
pleased to give you pl(ces and show
samples. G. F. HoALENBECK.
The executive committee OF the
Wood county Sunday School associa-
tion, has decided to hold fall conven.
tion at Jerry City. They have adopted
the banner system for townships. A
banner town is one where every Sunday
school reports to county association,
makes an offering for county and state
work. and sends delegates to township
convention.
III young ladies think sores, pimples
and red noses look we'll with a bridal
veil and orange blossoms, it's all right.
Yet Rocky Mountain Tea would drive
them away. Csc. Ask your druggist.
On Tuesday July %, the Bowling
Green and Maumee Court OF Honor
lodges will hold basket picnic at Eden
Park, Perrysburg, on which occasion
the public will be welcome. An elo.
cutionist from Toledo will be present
and entertain the:: audience. Any per-
son desiring Information concerning
fraternal societies should attend the
picnic. All are cordially invited. \
Excelsior oirS lar collar stifrenins
loo a yard, at An FINKsEINRR's.
The crop prospects in the matter
OF grain, hay, potatoes, fruit. ETC.. were
never better at this season OF the year
than now. Apples alone are said to be
prospectively light. Wheat will be
above the average as we'll as oats and
corn. Hay is heavy. Potatoes look
good. Small fruits are abundant and
all In all the thrifty husbandman has
reason to be thankful that this year at
least he is living In a land Of plenty.
M. ]. Mann and wife were very
pleasantly surprised on Wednesday oil
last week, the date being Mr.. Mann's
birthday. Many beautiful presents were
presented him and an evening oil
pleasure was enjoyed by all. Those
present were; Roy Miller and J. Miller
and wife OF Tontogany, G. w. Mann
and wife and ]. II. Mann, wife and
daughter OF Plain. Mines. John Heidel.
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