Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-08-02

Ruby LaFarree Is visiting relatives
In Bowling Green.
-Jno. Gunder and wife visited friends
in~B. g. the first OF the week.
-FoR RENT House on Secot ID street.
Enquire JOURNAL Office.
Mrs. Gertrude Hughes will enter.
tain this (Friday) morning from 10 10 IL
o'clock.
Sheriff Kingsbury was In town
Wednesday calling on old time friends
and neigbbors.
-Mrs. Pair and Mrs. Bach Of To.
ledo. were guests OF Lester Pair and
family this week.
&C. F. Chapman and wife en- joyed
weeks visit at Traverse City, Mich.
returning on Thursday.
L. Schater OF Milton Center, vis-
/ tied c. c. Baird and family on Wedhes-
day, and enjoyed days fishing. n
Bleach pillow slip bing 45 INCHES
wide. W BARroN.
The First Presbyterian sunday
school went to walbrIdge park, Toledo,
yesterday TO enjoy their annual picnic.
Ed Witzler's new house on Second
street, 10 rapidly approaching com.
pletion. 1t will be very pretty home.
Mrs. Hugh Francis and children Of
Lima have returned homo after q
pleasant visit with her mother, Mrs.
Thos. Walter.
Decatur Hsrtsing had the misior.
tune to break his right arm carly Mon.
day morning, while working In the
elevator. The accident occurred while
throwing belt on tho pulley. =
Call up nRone No. 70 when you
want anything In paints, painting,
paper or paper nginR and Se>will be
pleased to give " prices and show
samples. -. HoLLENBECK.
Ed Underhill lind wife, Thoma,
Frusher and wife, Mrs. W. 1. Taylor o.
Perrysburg, and Miss Perrine OF Nc
Cutchenville, enjoyed a days outing al
the Casino on Wednesday.
--Miss Perrine OF McCutchenville
who has been the guest OF Thos. Frush
er's family during the past two weeks
has gone to Hillsdale, Mich, where she
will visit friends during the remainder
Of the Summer.
Fred Knopp, l6-year old boy, re
siding at Lime City. was shot In tn,
leg Tuesday afternoon by tho Academia
discharge OF rife In the hands OF ,
companion. The accident occurred
while the boys were out hunting. It 4
feared he may lose the leg.
!, H. L. Hawkins. wife and baby o
Los Angeles. CAL, have returned frGn
the west, aud will make their home 1,
Detroit. Mrs. a. and the baby are a
, present the guests OF her parents. VIM
Comstock and wife 10 Perrysburg
Many old friends are pleased to gree
them.
-Joe Evans returned from week'
fishing trip at Pine lake. He brough
home some very fine bass and JudQ
Hum was mean enough to intimate tha
: Evans bought the fsh. That is jus
D because the Judge never caught fsl
8 himself, and thinks no one else Is NOR
z fortunate. ".
Don't forget ~ we handle th
best brand Of collars sSe the ''Corlis
Coon Collar" In all the sw styles, a
T ART FINNBEINER's
"A young man recently said to hi
' girl, "You wouldn't believe how kee
a scent my dog has. l went Is mile
, from home and In 2hours my dog foun
ME merely by scent" "What do 70
y think OF that?" 81 think you ought I
n take BATH" charmingly replied th
d sweet little lady. Then the young ma
went home and whipped his dog.
Edward Reverstock OF Bowlin
i Green is mourning the death OF hI
i young and charming wife. Ten day
y prior to her death che had given .birt
i to baby and was supposed to be doip
i nicely. when death came suddenly an
!. the young wife and mother passe
n away. Mrs. Beverstock was Miss Mar
y A. Bainton, Of Buchanan, Mich, an
l. there on August 8, 1899, married Nj
c Beverstock. Mr.. B. has the sincerel
r sympathy Of many friends In his gres
J, bereavement.
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