Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-09-06

Frank Neifer is enjoying short
vacation at home in Perryshurg.
Mrs. J. Dcimling was the guest OF
relatives in Cleveland last week.
r. Fralic and wife spent Sunday in
Ft. Wayne the guest of relatives. ~
Come IN and exauiS our new "
negligee shirts. VIM. RToM
-Thos. Tnney ofLime Citygaye the
JOURNAL u pleasant call Monday.
Fred Marvin and wife of Fentop,
Mich. are guests of F. Jezzard and
family.
John DuFord and family started
for Buffalo yesterday 10 spend a week
ut the Pan.
Attorney r G. Love and wife of
Toledo, were guests Of F. c. Eberly ana
wife on Sunday.
Ind, is the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
Jas. Cavanaugh.
Daisy Schaumloeffel returned Sat-
urday from visit with friends in
North Baltimore. \
= Shoes such as you VI want for the
children for School wear,
Fred d. Dodge has sufficiently re-
covered his recent illness to be able to
return home and is now very much i'm
proved.
F. Jezzard g. Son have full line OF
pencils, tablets aud school stationary.
Mrs. Chas. O'Conners OF Toledo,
and Mrs. LOUIS Faulk OF Clyde. took
dinner with C. A. Mills aud family on
Wednesday.
George Craig, one Of The popular
belt line conductors, who has been hav.
ing long tussle with rheumatism, is
again punching tickets. &,
AT 4Oc TO close them ouJ aNl SOC
shirt waists at FULNkS.
Frank Il. Muir OF Scotch Nlge
threshed $50 bushels OF grain at hi,
farm. Seventeen acres wheat, $50 bush
els; 10 acres barley, 452 bushels; Is
acres oats, 6iS bushels.-Sentinel.
Oscar Lyon was in town Monda.
shaking hands with old friends. II,
, said it was Labor day and he had struck
Tor brief vacation. He tried to make
us believe he was a working man. n.
, Outing llannd \ new coloripgs ant
styles for fall are ~. pvASfzn. vASfzn
,, "A very disgusting Ion 0Ffag freak OF
, cripple WAS being exhibited in tow,
last Wednesday morning. for begging
,, purposes, but Marshal Van Helen yer,
promptly ordered the combination ou
, OF town.
The mother OF Augustine Pilliod o
Grand Rapids, died at her home il
Swanton recently. Mrs. Pilliod wal
one OF the pioneers of the Maumee Val
ley and was quite well known to man.
people of Wood county.-Tribune. 6
"A Sc special value in dbleafhe5
muslin at FUNERS}
I'D Underhill and wife will go :,
Cleveland the first of next week, ant
will be joined later on by Thoma,
Frusher and wife when they will go u
Buffalo for visit TO the "Pan." w,
are ready to wager our Summer ha
that Frusher and Underhill will be rid
ing the camels in the Streets OF Cair,
before they have been on the ground
two hours.
Alfred Witgler attended the Oh,
Fellows picnic last Friday, and was tn
holder OF the luckey number that DIRE,
the prize quilt. II cost him $l.10 TO
tickets and after securing the prize b
was informed that he must either max
a speech or treat the Rebekans to lam
onade. Alfred thought the lemonad
deal the easier proposition OF the two
but when he was followed to the lemon
ade stand by procession OF 230 Re
bekahs he figured that he had paid
very liberal price for his quilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. .. Troup and Mis-
Mabel Darling returned Friday evepin
from two weeks trip through Col,
, RADIO. Mr.. Troup was in attendance a
the American Bar association whic
met at Denver this year. He accompi
MED the association on an excursio
through the Rockies. to Colorad
Springs. Cripple Crock, Leadvill'