Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-19
George Simmons home is made
happy by the arrival Of a baby bow.

George Simmons home is made
happy by the arrival of baby BOY.
Mrs. VIM. Steeble Of Toledo, was
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. George
Hoffman,, this week.
ALBERT Brownsberger OF Lime City
is wearing large sized smile over the
arrival OF a baby girl at his home.
Commissioners Brand was author
lied to build culvert on the line Of
sections 26 and 3S in Lake township.
The Middleton township S. S. con
vention at the Presbyterian church in
Haskins, last Saturday was well at
tended and proved to be very inter-
esting session.
The First Presbyterian church Of
Tontogany is in debt and the trustees
have petitioned the common pleas
court for permissson to mortgage the
church for the sum OF $500 10 pay the
debt.
Louis NJ. Asher was married 10
Louise Scott Monday at the Nj. e. par
sonage by Rev. Stewart G. Wright.
Mr.. Asher is resident OF Toledo, and
Mrs. Asher was resident OF Rsssford.
Sentinel.
That people in this locality are fix
fnr haf to oh t1,, ~
fact that G. f. Hollenbeck has this
week contracted to paint two houses for
VIM. ComstocH. one for David Main, one
for Philip Wetzel and one for Z. A. Un-
derhill. Hollenbeck is on the hustle.
Rooms and board wanted in Perrys.
burg or vicinity by family OF three; or
would rent furnished house for the
summer Address L. 1. Plummer,
care National Supply Co.. Toledo.
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"A novel method OF controlling the
drinking habit is being considered by
the Arkansas legislature. If pro-
posed measure becomes law it will
prohibit any person from drinking
whiskey until he has obtained a S5 Ii
cense from the clerk Of the county
county In which he resides. Later
| The bill has passed and is now law.
AT an inquest at Columbus, o.,
where baby had burned 10 death by
an accident, its clothing having caught
fire, ore OF the jurymen offered this
advice: II people would only rinse the
clothing after washing, in II solution oil
alIm and water, they would never take
fire; II they came in contact with a
flame they would merely shoulder.
On Friday evening last, Miss Mabel
Shaffer entertained friends in honor OF
her cousin, Miss Grace Shaffer, OF
Delta. The parlors were decorated
with flowers nnd plants and ut 10
o'clock an elegant three-course supper
was served. The guests were Misses
Lizzie Volk, Eva and Bertha Hilla-
brand, Amelia Pisterer, Messrs. Elmo
Albert. Robert Hillabrand, Will
Charles. Pierce Norton OF Perrysburg,
and a large number OF young friends
from Toledo.
The survivors of the Sultana Explt
sion will meet in annual reunion al
Lindsay, Sanduslsy county. on Tuesday
April 80. 1t Is expected that at leasl
thirty of the survivors from this part o
the country will be present. All viii
be guests of Rev. S. II. Raudebaugf
and wife for dinner on the day OF the
reunion. MIR. Raudebaugh is oae o
the survivors and was blown skywart
by the terrific explosion. He formerl,
resided in 3. G. A business meeting
will be held in the afternoon and in th,
evening an old fashioned campfire viii
be given.
On Friday evening last, Mrs. w
E. Escott, Mrs. VIM. Roose and Mis-
Lucy Adams, entertained lady friends
at the home OF Mrs. Escott at All Eas
Second street. The parlors were YER.
Y
.. charmingly entertained. an advertise
ment guessing contest being the prin
cipal feature, which caused mucl
amusement and in which Mrs. l.
Champney won the prize. An elegant
supper was served. The guests wer,
Mines. Fred and Johu Yeager, A. +
Johnson. Eberly, Hug hes, Trudeau, II
Barton, Art Flnkbeiner. Miller, Nor
ton, Brown. Blue, j. G. and c. L
, Maddy, T.. Oh pman, Wetzel, Haze
meister, Il. Cnnmpney, of Perrysburg
} and Mrs. Geo. Bassett and Fran
H0ehler of Toledo, Miss as AnnaU lohn
-on. King, i. Main, Mcknight. Pow
q 8, Crnnk,r, ii ~ es, Cnaizer, Leeds
Sarah Hoffman, Robertson, Weddel
nnl Zaenger, OF Perrysburg.