Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-09-13

h. +. McAllister attended the en-
-canpment at Cleveland.
Miss Jean Hallenbeck entertained
chafing dish party on Saturday even
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MRS. Thomas Chilcote oHPrairie
Depot, visited Perrysburg friends this
week.
Miss Carrie Rauker was the guest
OF Frank Burkhardt and family last
week.
Mrs. Amelia Crittenden OF Detroit,
spent Sunday with Perrysburg rela-
tives.
Rev. G. A. Adams attended meet
ing OF Presbytery at Pember Vile on
Tuesday. q
"A new line of mems and boys daps
just In. VIM eRToN.
Mrs. }. M. Wilson and MrS Charles
Hayes OF Toledo, were calling on
friends la Perrysburg the 6rst OF the
week.
Miss Grace Halleubeck will leave
to-day for the South, where she will re.
sumo her duties as teacher in Pleasant
Hill, Tenn. L
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If all reports are COZ beet there will
he an additional electric railway line
from Perryshurg into Toledo before
I many months have passed.
Miss Zingg commenced her work
on Monday as teacher of the primary
department OF the Weston schools.
She is regarded as an excellent teacher.
For sALE-s5 shares u National
Wheel Company stock. 81 thard &
s0u'hard' $50 Nasty Building Toledo.
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Mothers write US that they have
solved the problem of keeping their
children we'll. Give them Rocky Noun
tain Tea each week. A blessing to
mother and child. Ask your druggist.
Mrs. Hackenberger, an old resident
OF Grand Rapids, died Monday at the
residence OF her brother, Mr.. Boissard
near Weston. The deceased has been
great sufferer for the past three years
with cancer.
On Saturday ths body of dead
man was found along the B. & o. track s
about a mile west OF Bloomdale. There
was nothing on the body to indicate
who he was. 1t is presumed that he
was walking along the track and was
\ 1struck by train, although his BODY
was not badly bruised. He had the ap-
pearance OF having been a tramp.
Fancy Stand ooveripl Qysry Sfss. r.
ty new coverings 4O SO, 65 75c each
al FthER'S.
That there is good fishing In the
lakes along the Ann Arbor railroad is
proven by the fact that Frank Powell
and j. r. Tracy returned from Platte
lake on Tuesday with a large number
OF beautiful specimens OF the fnny tribe
and nobody would ever accuse two such
honest fishermen OF obtaining their fish
by any other means than their own
skill.
Mrs. Cash Hunt OF North Balti.
more, mother OF six children, the
youngest about six months old, at
tempted suicide by taking carbolic acid.
AS soon as she had swallowed the stuff
she sent one of her sons to tell neigh
Dor woman what she had done. Doctors
were sent for at once and they arrived
in time to stop the fatal effects OF the
poison No cause for the\rash act has
been assigned.
shetland Floss. Il ee variety Of
popular shades just opened ~
KtLrR's.
Mrs. Henry Lininger OF East To-
ledo, entertained the Birthday club at
her home on Church ST., last Saturday
afternoon. Those who were present
from Perrysourg were Mrs. Geo. Mills,
G. J. Hartsing. Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. M.
Mann, Mrs. d. VanHellen and Mrs. f.
M. Thornton. A lunch was served at
5 O'Clock, after which Mrs. Lininger
was presented with very fine rug,
amid congratulations and wishes for
nar" rutu ~ ~ IL" f,v.