Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-10-11


of w. A. FinkbeiAer and wife Sunday.
The sudden illness OF his father |
called Rev. Stecker to Findlay on Mon
day.
Commissioner Brand was in town |
Wednesday looking after roads in this
section.
Mr.. Craig OF DeGraff, Ohio, father
of Mrs. Evans, is the guest OF G. j. Ey-
ans and wife.
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Postmaster Yeager attended the
reunion OF his regiment at Prairie De-
pot on Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. Butterick OF Moline was
the guest of Mrs. Geo. Letherer, Jr.,
on Thursday last.
Mrs. Kate Jameson and Miss
Amelia Wetzel visited Monroe rela-
tives over Sunday.
Architect Hitchcock was in B. G.,
In consultation with the Ccmmis-
sioners on Tuesday.
-Losr-Ladies BACK cape, BETWEEN
Perrysburg and Wstervjhe. FiAder
leave at JOURNAL Office.
&C. ]. Weaver and wife of Toledo
were guests OF Mrs. Mary Witzler in
Perrysburg over Sunday.
| Mrs. Fl. E. Peck and son Charles
were guests OF Charles Green and wife
in Toledo Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gertrude Hughes and Edith
Maddy attended a musicale at the
home of Mrs. Flower in Toledo on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Milton Churchill OF Chicago
visited Mines. A. Ballantyne. G. L. and
J. G. Maddy and families Monday and
Tuesday. '-'-
F. e. Hollenbeck and John Fl.
Thornton went up to Waterville last
Sunday viewing the beautiful scenery
along the river.
The Wood County horticultural
meeting will be held Wednesday, Oc-
tober 16. at the home of II. A. Elder in
Center township.
WIN. Comstock is having repairs
made to his residence at 40 west Front
street, occupied by G. j. Evans. Ervie
Curtis is doing the work. =" "
-ohildrens union suiss(e5o,ana SOC.
wMVAsfoN.
Rev Stecker and wife, Mrs. Edith
Maddy, Mrs. Gertrude Hughes and
Miss johnson will attend the University
Extension Course lectures in Toledo.
Mrs. C. A. Powers entertained at
dinner Monday evening for Mrs. John
Powers. OF Urbaua. Covers were laid
for F. R. Hollenbeck and wife and Mrs.
Edith Maddy and children.
The Hawaiian woman's club at
Honolulu debated the question; "Is ii
better to take Rocky Mountain Tea hot
or cold?" Either way 1t magnifies your
pleasure. Ask your druggist.
"A mass convention of the Christian
Eudeavorer societies of the County
will be held at B. g., on Friday and
Saturday. Oct. 25 and 26. 1t Is expect
! ed and desired that all societies be rep
d resented at the convention. On Friday
d evening a short address will open the
( programme, followed by a social session
Q when it is expected that all will meet
e and become acquainted.
Fred Hoffman has a collection o
sample ears of corn grown by variou
: farmers in this locality which indicate
n that the soil OF this locality and tn
d skill of the farmers is sufficient to pro
!, duce crops which cannot be beaten il
II many locality. Many OF the ears G
;, collection measure IL and 13 inches i
,, length, Enos Griss showed the jour
S, NAL half dozen ears raised on Fran
Is hckles farm which measured l3 inche
long and seven and one hall inches il
N circumference.
a. The October number OF the g. E
n & ID. Magazine is now ready. Thi
q number contains the last, and what
1T said to be the best speech OF the lat
IS President William Mckinley deliyere
n at Buffalo, n. Y. In addition to tn
a above there are number OF exceller
At short stories by we'll known writer
ne and an abundance of interesting reat
as ing matter. Mailed to any address @
rg receipt Of ten cents in stamps or silve
Q, Address, d. G. Edward. p. IT. M,
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