Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-08-23

Miss Lucy Finch is visiting friends
and relatives In Weston.
Mrs d. Lampman has returned |
from visit in New York State.
Miss Esther Bruce Of Bowling, was
the guest OF F. Jezzard's family this
week.
Thomas L. Lee OF Cincinnati was
the guest OF Anderson Ballentyue this
week.
Miss Grace Blinn Is home from the
Toledo hospital and is much improved
In health.
The oledo,Congregational associa-
tion will meet at West Milgrove Oct.
| 90 and %.
Misses Mary Hayes and Tillie Cor.
nelius are visiting friends in Bowling
this week.
Misses Minnie and Sarah Broka
went to Chicago this week with an ex-
cursion party.
Miss Emma zeisler Of Massillon, o.
is spending the week with ]. h. Ross.
bac ch and family.
Fred Kengrich and Miss Rose Keck
OF Albion, Mich, were guests of f.
Jezzard and family on Sunday last.
Tuesday last was the anniversary
OF the Battle OF Fallen Timbers, foue ht
by Mad Anthony Wayne on August
Goth, 1894.
Will Powers of Harvard College.
was in town on Sunday. He will go to
Huron, S. D. to accept professorship
J at that place,
"A baby boy arrived at the home OF
Frank Reubensall on Monday afternoon
, last. This is boy No. 2. and the whole
, family are doing we'll.
The reunion OF the 10lst regiment
o. v. l., will be held at Prairie Depot
Sept. 10. 1901. The reunion OF the 1i4th
: regiment will be held at the same place
: on October Sth.
Earl Alfred Thurstin, OF Bowling
Green, has been granted an origina
5 pepsion of 90. VIM. II. Kerr, OF Grani
3 Rapids, one OF IS, and jeremiah Baker
!. OF West Milgrove, a reissue OF SIT.
On Tuesday afternoon last little
Miss Doris Escott entertained at te,
}. three OF her little lady friends in th'
n persons OF Misses Dorcas Wetzel, Lu
d cile Barton and Rosalie Maddy. He
mamma assisted in serving dainty re
past and each little lady was presented
with n pretty souvenir.
,t Charles F. Chapman returned iron
d the $500" few days since, where h
j. had gone on professional business
is While there, he met our former fello,
citizen Fred Charles, whom he report
rs being pleasantly located and doin
20 we'll, on large tract OF land which vii
Y" In the near future, become very valus
y BILE property. The family are all j
" ~ good health and enjoying their HON
. In Michigan. Their many friends her
,, will be pleased TO know OF their success:
Bonnie Winfield was the littl
hostess 10 q number of her friend
Tuesday evening, at the home OF he
grandparents. L. s. Baker and wife
After enjoying several games, ic
cream, cake, and lemonade we're serveo
Those who enjoyed Bonnie's hospitalit
we're: Maggie Indlekofer, Elda an
Ruth Williams, Grace and Gladis Al
kins, Emma and Annabell Mercer, Fer
Hugel, Marguerite Hills of Toled,
Starr Williams, William Mulall,
r Owen Mercer, Ray Barnes, Charlie
J Weihl and Victor Parke. Regrets we,
received from Glenn Clark. -Westc
Herald. Mrs. Winfield and Bonn
have returned from Weston where the
have been visiting for several days.
Few people who have eaten I'll
Delaware grape and enjoyed its del
cate flavor have any idea as TO whel
this grape is from originally or that
originated in Ohio, the home OF a
good things. One would suppose, fro
Its name, that the State of Delawa
was the home OF this grape, but II
g not. The Delaware grape was di
covered growing wild in Delawa
county, Ohio, over 100 years ago, al
the pioneers who gave it the name d
so In honor OF their county. Since th'
+ this grape has been carried all over II
W world, and despite the efforts OF gro
ers 10 improve on the quality nj
flavor, the original Delaware renal
one Of the best grapes grown.-Ex.
GA ST ERE a.
Bss,. ths n The Kind You Have Always Boul