Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-07-05

WIN. Lininger, II. L. Lininger and
family, Mrs. j. g. Brossia and children
spent Sunday with Albert Snyder and |
family.
Misses II. G. Lawrence and daugh.
ter Helen, have gone to South Dakotah,
to visit DR.. E L. Brown and wife dur
ing the Summer.
Miss Mary Webb accompanied by
Mrs. Chas. Young and little son OF To-
ledo, left on Tuesday for visit with
relatives in Sinking Springs.
-FoR RENT House on fth street.
5tf. ADAM E. HYDoRF
Once again the yacht Camille,
with George Rheinfrank, as captain,
won the race at the Casino last Sunday,
although a protest was entered against
the decision.
Mrs. Henry Ewing, one OF the
pioneer ladies of this county, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Roether. She
is Enjoying good health and greatly ad-
mres the beauties OF Perrysburg.
The Wood county oil company re-
Gently organized in B. G., elected the
following officers: President, B. F..
James; Vice-President, David X. Doutt
Secretary, Edward Beverstock; Treas
urer, L. F. Donahey; General ManaI er,
| Cen w RroclS wav l. =
The very ne} est tn, pgs in mems
hats in all shades AN ~ POPULAR prices,
ARNNKBEINER.
One OF the happiest bVes in Per-
rysburg was Howard ComstocIk one day
recently, when he was presented with
beautiful miniature yacht, a perfect
model OF the yacht builders skill, and
the work OF Bernie Trudead, who ha.
won considerable fame for his skill a:
yacht designer.
On Monday morning stranger
came TO the Exchange hotel aud or
r dered carriage at james Cooks livery
. He agreed to return in a short time
c but up to five o'clock Tuesday evening
: neither carriage nor stranger had pu
in an appearance. The animal was
brown mare and one Of James bes
{ drivers.
6 III you want some Just as good" g
6 make it myself" Remedy, try an I'M
e tation Rocky Mountain Tea. 'Twi
: make you sick and keep you sick. AS
. your druggist.
e The Ladies' Catholic Beuevolen
SC Association of ST. Rose of Lima church
IA gave "A reception at the residence {
g Rev. FIR. Rieken on Saturday evenin
ir last as a farewell party for Fathe
lc Rieken and Miss Rippinger. A larg
30 number OF the congregation were pre-
lC enL and enjoy ed the occasion.
3 &C. L. Koch and wife are enjoyin
D the pleasures of "house party" an
entertaining a number Of Mrs. Koch
relatives. They have for guests Mr.
c. Flesher and daughter Clara. Mrs. n
n. Allies and daughter. OF Anna, o
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Curl and sons
Dunkirk, Mrs. e A. Koch OF Sandusk
and Miss M. Louise Koch of Toledo.
On Wednesday evening, Mrs. E. {
Lee charmingly entertained at fly
o'clock tea party OF young ladies
honor of her guest, Miss Wers. tt
guests were the Misses Francis
Adams, Lena Wedertz, Edith, Linz
and Gertrude Chapman, Helen La
renee, Elizabeth Hanson, Jean Holle
beck, Augusta Powers, Mrs. Dom
Miller OF Perrysburg, and Miss Jess
Ross OF Toledo.
The State Department has receiv
in corroboration of the foreign allegati
: that women connected with the Anne
nj lean legation led in the looting of t
sacred palace at Pekin. Among tho
IN guilty Of the looting was one lady W
is said to have been at the bottom
the "femininity" referred to by Adn
raj Remey in connection with {
wholly unwarrented charges agar
Captain Hall, of the Marine Corps.
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For SALEM use on Fifth stree
Inquire OF w. j. Ven h or G. Y. Po
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