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New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
INTERNATIONAL GAMES
OUTLINE OF CONTESTS BY THE OK.
FORD-CANIBRIDGE AND YALE
HARVARD TEAMS.

Evert Jansen Wendell. chairman Of the Harvard
Yale joint committee; Thornton Gerris, Harvard
manager, and Give Livingston Du VAL assistant
Yale manager, have about completed arrange
ments for the Cambridge-Oxford and Harvard
Yale athletic games on September 25- When Mr.
Wendell at No. East Thirty-eighth-sr
yesterday he outlined the progress that has been
made far.
There are 10 be nine contests. as follows: One
hundred yard dash. quarter mile run half mile
run. one mile run. two mile run. I'D yard hurdles
on cinders, running high jump. running broad
jump and throwing the hammer. The precise or
der has not yet been arranged. but the programme
will probably begin with the hundred yard
dash and end with the mile run In general
there will be only two entries from each side bur
both of these may be from the same institution
Thus. both of the American entries for a partcu-
lar contest may be Yale men. and for another con-
test both may be Harvard men. An exception
however. may made in the one and two mile
runs. in which three entries may perhaps be al
lowed from each side
1t has been decided that only first places shall
count, record being kept Of those in second
places The judges will he announced later
Further information regarding the games is con-
tanned in circular issued by Mr.. Wendell II is
as follows:
The return track athletic contest between Joint
yard and Yale will take place at the Berkeley
The English team, which has already been S.
lected, is at present training in Canada II COR
tains the best that oxford and Cambridge can
present and two members Of H. in addition 10 their
college records, are national amateur champions
OF England s we'll
The American team is training Cohassat
Mass, and New-Haven, Conn. and the final zeIac''
ton OF the combined team will be determined
about week before the meeting
The international contest ought 10 be close and
exciting, and the committee is counting on the
interest Of the New-YOTk sport loving public and
especially on the enthusiastic support Of the FIar-
ward and Yale men
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has accepted tha
committees invitation 10 be present and num-
per or other prominent men are also expected 10
BE- guests the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

The Pittsburg baseball team. which is now lead
ing in the League race, added two more victories
10 their credit yesterday by twice defeating the
New-York team at the Polo Grounds. The first
game was won by the Of Il 10 >
and the second. which only went six innings, was
Won hv the score OF Is 4 The gathering at the
Polo Grounds was one Of the smallest Of the sea
son Hickman did the pitching for the home team
in the first game. The visitors did not start 10
score until the third inning. when they made three
runs on hits by Beaumont. Brsnsheld and Leach
and Davis's error In the fourth inning both teams
scored two runs the visitors being made Clarks
base on balls and hits by Beaumont and Wagner.
For the home team Van Haltren hunted safely.
Strang's hit went safe. a passed ball and Murphy
Of the game O'Connor put of the field by the
umpire. The fifth inning was Hickman's finish. as
sixth Manager Davis surprised the spectators by
putting Livingston in the box. He Jared better,
ioT lhe NlslIoIs dodeu TOUT runs ~ IouL
me second game was also EalkoNer Tor fltts-
burg Phyle and Van Zardr cid the pitching for
the home team. but were unable 70 stop the visi-
tors from hitting the ball The score;
FIRST CANE
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@ B2se hits-NsTYor s5:. 2 r,,srE 2 ErT9FsvNsg- v..
Hickman II,inEst5-. sni;h a-5 Wa-ue-.
SECOND GANE.
FsSl52Eh F.'.5s3E .-...........:. ....5 9 9 $ls
Base his-Ns i:. Fe- 2 r,,ss - ETT2Ts.Nes
Smith; Merit and oCoaaor
The Brooklyn baseball team had things their own
way q Washington Park yesterday. and defeated
me Cincinnati team By the score OF 3 10 !. The
score:
B56a2a f7s52H9'i .:..::..5 9 81
Base hlts--ci2e.nnati. 10; Brookyn 20 E-rors-C,n-
Ps.tz; Hughes snd Farrell
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
THE SH4HROCK'S S4TLTyG.
OF OVER TWO HOURS. WITH
SIR THOMAS ON BO-RD
TRETCHING SPIN

The thick haze which overspread the waters at
Sandy Hook Yesterday morning save little hone
of anything 50 tisfactory in the way OF q trial OF
the Shamrock. The crew were on board the green
yacht working al such tasks as cIe3ning brasses
and other small Jobs. Later. light breeze came
in from the southwest 10 drive away the mis-s
partly. and Sir Thomas Upton said ne would take
the boat out I2-30 o'clock If the weather cleared
sufficiently About I O'Clock there was south
easterIy wind, moving at about six miles an hour,
but Captain Sycamore made no move in regard
to the sailing of the yacht Sir Thomas Upton
came down from the Erin with his designer,
George L. Watson. and in the steam launch went
over to the Shamrock TO have a look around They
remained on board only a few minutes, and then
returned 70 the Erin for luncheon
The men OF the crew had their dinner on the big
tender Porto Rico. and after they went back TO
the Shamrock the new mainsat was holsted
little after O'Clock. and the foresaI and jib were
sent I'D on the stays in stops. The largest cub
+ousaH was then hoisted. and Just before p m
the Yacht bore away from hey moorlnss ana OooA
the Ciedney Channel on her way out 70 tne ocean
With Sir Thomas Upton on the Shamrock Wsrs
Mr. and Mrs. jameson, COnlTocore al1-l@lo-
Thomas Ratsey and e. L. Watson The yacn.
then PASSED out beyond the Hook on the starooard
tack where Mr. Ratsey made a tnor9usE S S1s,n IN
nation of all the sails The steam yacnt - - 80 -
IN. Chartered American tug Lawrence and the Jug
Unity were in close attendance .z, .,- q ssu
sr~-+rbfnr eoin Of over two hours. in which shs
about sixteen miles n 4 OLeSAe ILIfL--9 e
rTa rate OF ten miles an hour. After sailing sew
t~9I miles southwesrerly she made a long tack %
~ .4.tVsrf and returned through the clanneIs
where She was met by the steamer AtsUsLe. N1c- S
toria Of the North German Lloyd Line ana ,I ne
-,assers-ers had a good view OF the EnsIlsh elAL-
i--sfug vessel being able 70 look dlrec,Iy eo%n E
from the steamers high decks Iney cu5erg1 1870 ~
s,lffr hUat ard her genial owner AFTER coInlg - -
mast the buoy on the bar IhrouSn lh5 Ceu-lS%%
Channel the Shamrock = og0 a. - ~ t-I1
vra-t out 70 the ocean asain ais ---o-Is - -
was short. and she soon came pass Co"1IU % 1e1
roorinss. where she made 1ast at ~ p L.
AN expert has discovered Jnat ri3n.5S az e5S iI
tric current through piece OF tough oee-S1eaA VIII
N',H .'fT Mayors and Ohio they have found that
tough. people can he made better ny IIs same
process ''-t Chicago Record-HeTald.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
ATHLETICS.
CELEBRATED ATHLETES COMPETE AT
THE PAN-AMERICAN GAMES.

Buffalo. Sept. 6-The Pan-American worlds
championships were held in the Stadium at the ex-
position this afternoon a fair sized crowd filled the
seats on the shady side of the The perform
ances were excellent in all events Summaries:
sixty-yard dash-won by w .. Eaton Luindonian A
c. Somervnle Mass; r. II. Hargraye. Yale A a.
ond; J. 5 Westney University Of Pennsylvania third
Tine 0O6-s.
Boardman. y y. A. G, New-York. J. & Wsstuey Unit
versity OF Pennsylvania second: L. : EdW ards K A
c. New York. third. Time. O:51
mile run-Won by Alex Grant y. Y A C.; John
II. Wright Olympia A. g. New York. second. Dick
Grant Cambridgeport Gymnasium third. Time 4.2Jl5.
Tvo-hundred- and tventy-yard hurdle race-Won by
II Arnold Union Settlement New-York; r. 7. Bingham,
g Y NJ g 4. Buffalo. second, G. II Cohen, X a g.,
third Time. G25z
Running long jump-won by Peter OCounor Greater
New York Institute A. A. ?: Il. "a in. Harry 2
Donald, Fl. y. A g. second. L. :. Edwards X A G.,
New York third
Triple jump-won ny Ray " Evry. n Y. A. g. 81 II.
~ otto Sauer. Bartholomew A. g. New York.
second; H. Arnold, Union Settlement A G, NewYork.
third
Standing broad iump-won by Ray ". Ewry y Y.
a c. Il Il. Ctto Sauer, St bartholomew A g,
New York city. second, s B. SchaU Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. thrd.
Thowing discus-won by John Flanagan New-York
city. III f. In. Richard sheldon Nev-Eork A. G..
second. Timothy o. O'RoUrke Toronto. third
Casting Atty pound weight-Won by John Flanagan
Sew-YCrk city - it. ln.; Richard sheldon. NeWYork
4. G., second; John Dewitt, third
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
GSpyoNggIS Ng
6pOR1snfN'
PRoGRAMmE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

aAc-rNG-coney Island Jockey Club. sheepshead Bay.
2;So ?.
WATER SPORTS S-Second annual water carnival, AZ
lanfic Yacht club al Sea Gate. Long Island.
HORSE sHOW.-At Greenwich. Conn
OOI.F-Hichmond County. team match with EngieN9ol'
EuElevood handicap far and women 1eh Hiase. s
with Forest Hill. ArusieH. hanGlesls llI
Glasses and r. BaysWater. handicass tot 'e- si-
women Anavarris. match with Nassau f1AIDoI
p1ttinE competitions; llsille 80
match u-ith INNS Arden. Van CoTtlandt. inohttA
hanaicsp. Nassau. kickers' handicap: Crescent am
letic members handicap. Dyker Meadow, c4Go la-I
can Norris County. bogie conpetltlon5 oeatI'si.''
Gun handicap. Marine and Field. club handicap
TRAP SHOOTING Neyv-J-trecht Gun club meet
FACHTIHG Pail Corlnthian races. seaNanhaka-Corin-
Yacht club
CRICKET Brooklyn Newark. Prospect PARK Man
her-sr - Kearny kearCy. Kings County Vs. fa1ei
son B Prospect Park
LAWN TENNIS-Husson River Championship
CANOEING Brooklyn Canoe club open races GTaNeseho
Bay
PoLo-Chan,rionship tournament. Brookiine' Mass
$50 ?. IT.
ATHLETICS -Pan-An'eriosn worlds athletic chah'FH'"
ships. Buffalo.
PAeERArI.-Ne-V York rs. Louis Polo t5rouil1s'
Chicago vs. Brooklyn. Washington Park, brooAisT-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUBS CARNIVAL.

The Atlantic Yacht Club will give its second an
nual water carnival at Sea Gate this afternoon.
The swimming viii begin at y. m. There Will
be q 1c)yard handicap. 530-yard handicap. lv4-yard
scratch for boys under eighteen 75-yard scratch
novice. 59-yard tub race. pole walking. fancy div
Inc ard a plunge for distance. Many OF the cham
pIon swimmers have entered. and II IS predicted
that this viii be the largest water carnival ever
given N this country The entire front ~ The
clubhouse has been ttted up with "A canopy. and
other arrangements have been made for the com
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New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

though greatly penitent for his misdeeds Half
81 So fefer the half drowned bruin was well and
Ssbting again But you will now rarely ever see
eitber IF them in that vat And it is only when the
bis falIoW is not watching that they dare take a
DIP .,,. NO.. ,bi,k tina, this
q, NJ, bot ther selhshness that makes the big
49, iS sct 20 Rlt the keeper knows that II is be
ceHsa Tbe companion adm onisher knows that the
ors almost drowned the other. and so ne won't let
either get in there If he help 1t, and he us'
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
MoNTcLAIR ATHLETIC CLUB ELECTION.

Montclair " J.. Sept. 5 (SpeciaD--The Montclair
Athletic Club held its annual meeting last night
and elected these officers: President John Rey
noIds. first vice-president W. H. Minor, second
yice-president H. 5 Mcclure; treasurer, o H.
SAWYER: secretary. L y. TuthiU, financial secTe-
,ary. Howard T. Hall; captain w p Hadwen. j.;
governors for three years ". A Gray, r L.
DcIapeuha and W. p Berrian-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
sEAwANHAKA RACES POSTPONED.

Owing 10 the assassin's attack on President Nc
Kiney. the autumn races OF the Seawanhaka COrin-
THAN Yacht Club. which 10 have been held to
day on oyster Bay, have been postponed.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
4 FiLLIBLE SIGN.
.ladcIDhia Press.

From The Philadelphia Press.
Mrs Iauskeep-I don't know much about the
new girl but she's good natured and harmless. at
any rate
Mrs Housekeep-I notice that she sings az her
work ,.
does that
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
PHILADELPHIA. :; CHICAGO. >
PAUL SMITHS THE CHAMPIONS
BEAT THE LOON LAKE TEAM AND CAPT
URE ADIRONDACK HONORs

Paul Smiths, y. Y. Sept. 5 CSpec.aD.-The Paul
smith baseball team IS again champion OF the
Ac!Tonoacks, winning the hotel series by defeat
ii-g the Loon Lake team here on Tuesday In 2
most exciting game. The score was ! 10 O. eleven
Dan Cook the Yale pitcher. held the visitors
qIo"h IE 20 one nit The winning was made on
JPAl lIarNan timely TWO base hit. On WedDas Ia Y
ne PAU Smiths also defeated the PlattsbrIrgt
me penhant winners OF the Northern New-Y5rk
league, Dy score Of 70 , Larry Johnston
tne ale coach, pitched for the Paul Smiths and
elc the leaguers down 70 four scattered hits 'Tb-
faul smiths are considered the strongest amateur
team II the mountains.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
STRINGENT MEASURES.

From The Philadelphia Press.
I'm the piano tuner, miss
..f3ut ". didn't send for any piano tuner, and
besides I'm not prepared to pay
You needn't worry about that, miss. The neigh
bors who cent me, paid me In advance"
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
JOHN NELSON VIII LOSE HIS ~

JOHN NELSON WILL LOSE HIS LEG.
John Nelson. the cyclist who was injured in Mac,-
son Square Garden on Wednesday night .-b5I- -s,-
ING Win Jimmy Michael Will undergo an opera
t;oh IN Bellevue Hospital. Gargrene has set In in
the injured -eg, and the surgeons said last nfabt
lhat me- would have 10 InEutate il 10 save %ai-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
BASEBALL.
PITTSBURG DEFEATS THE NEW-YORK
TEAM IN TWO GAMES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New-York Louis at Polo Grounds bFook!yh Ns,
chicago a. Washington Park. Cincinnati vs. ftos'a al
"a 80, Pi,,sYrg rs Philadelphia Philadelphia Mont
clair Athletic NeE-Iork Athletic Ciuo az
Island Engleood Field Club kaickerbocAer Atile'c
a
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
AN ARMY STORY

IN absorbing tale by General Charles
Ming. and other interesfin. ucfIon =, fttr
SUNDAY TRIBUNE TO-MORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
MORE THEATRES OPEN.

MUHE IHI-AIHI-N UI'EN-
A.. IL Sothrrn and many other popular
stars will twinkle i'm the theatrical nrma-
In~nt next week. SEE THE SUNDAY TRiB-
NE TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
THE ORIGIN or THE ORGAN.

How whistles, bnEpipcs, flutes, etc, finally
developed into the modern church organ.
SEE TIE SUNDAY TRIBI NJ TO-MOHROM.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
ANEpI~AN LEAGUE

Detroit s Philadelphia < Baltimore, = Cleveland :
Sge-sIe,S Ia Fsitfrnore second game).
,s-s- zane, Washington >. Chicago, &
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
FAHIONS FOR MEN.

New styles in mems fall apparel. This il
the tniIOrS' busy season. SEE The SUNDAY
TIIIBJ NJ TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
AT BOSTON.

Boston .---.-.------o o-a . 3
| s.. Louis--...-.--.-- o ! 3 J % y D
| Batterses-w.Hs and Kittr.age. sudaon and Ryan
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
THE RECORDS.
AMERlCAN LEAGlE
GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Pittshurg Is; NeWYork BROOKLYN, lS; Cincinnati J.
st LOUIS . boston, .
FqttsSurg 1s ev-York. Philadelphia, B. Chicago :
second Esme1.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

AN EXPERT has discovered that running an eLeG
,f tr~~57r through piece Of tough bee1steak VIII
.'in New-York and Ohio they have found ina ina
.o..-h r-onIa ca-, be made better by the sane
process - Chicago Record-HeTald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01

Geo. Yeager Of Toledo spent Sun
day with his parents.
Henry Kazma,er and wife visited
in Toledo over Sunday.
Samuel Adamson OF Delta Sun
dayed with relatives here.
Mrs. James Dunipace and guest
went to Detroit on Monday.
Miss Lulu volk OF East Toledo Wis
tied friends here on Friday last.
Mics Clara Kading was the guets OF
Henry Kazmaier and wife recently.
Miss Lena Wedertz was the guest
OF her sisters in Toledo u few days last
week.
Miss Lila Benedict of Toledo, was
the guest Of Mrs. f. G. Eberly over
Sunday.
-Undertaker Stotts of Defiance. was
the guest of e. II. Trombla and family
on Friday last.
Clair Skinner, wife and daughter
Of Toledo spent Sunday with N. Wed
eriz and family.
-FoR RENT.-ThexDoAge house or
Front street after NoS 6Ser l.
~ c0nsrooN.
ID. X. Holles Beck recently solt
property with ll2 feet fronting on Pin,
street north OF Front street to F. S
Wesseler OF Toledo, who will erect tw'
two new residences thereon.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01

John D. Greiner OF Stony Ridge
gave the JOURNAL call Wednesday.
Eli Burdo and wife OF East Toledo
were guests OF Mrs. Lmma Hufford and
family on Sunday.
Bernard O'Reiley of Morcoya
was the guest of Frank Eckel and
family Tuesday evening.
WANTED. Teacher for school, in
Dist. No. 8, Perrysburg twp. Call It
John d. Greiner's. 34b*
Fred Conklin and wife returned
from the Pan Tuesday. They were de-
lignted with the exhibition.
-Thos. Chllcote and family of
Prairie Depot were guests of r. P.
Barton and family over Sunday.
Mrs. John Wallace of Lafayette,
Medina County, were guests OF George
Wallace and wife the first OF the week.
Father Rieken Of Fostoria will at.
tend the celebration of the golden wed.
ding at ST. Rose OF Lima church next
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Erbskorn OF Waterville
and Mrs. @. l.. Hubbell of Monclova,
we're guests OF A. G.. Fuller and famii,
this week.
Fred Griss, while jumping over 6
fence on Wednesday night. caught his
t)ot in the pickcts, and in falling broke
his left leg.
The foundation is being laid fol
DR.. w. II. Rheinfrank's new residence
When completed it will be one of th,
finest residences in the town.
Brings Rttracti 7eness to llstless, un
lovable girls, making them handsome
marriageablo women. That's wha
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35c
Ask your druggist.
Timothy Hayes will commenc,
business IN Waterville the first OF mex
week. He wall engage in the Under.
taking business. Many friends wisl
him success.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01
The Toledo, Bowling Green & Fremont
RAILWAY COMPANY.

q. II. q ID. H. IL. Time card.
Trains pass rerrysourg
North. South.
No *12 .4:46 Il. m. No. IL /. .6:49 a m
ia. .7:2S - - *5.-. l0:48 g
" u. 1000 49,. .5:44 pm
Z" rs. :5S p. m.
!" "a. .6:23
Sundays only.
North.
No. Al. .S:1s IN.
South.
' 43. 1927 p. m.
~ Daily. / Daily except Sunday
Nos. and IL stop on signal.
street Cars from q. IA. a. ID. Depot ar
Cincinnatt.
AtCincinnati the Baymiller Electric Street
Oar Line leaves the Sixth street entrance of the
Depot, running up Sixth street to all parts of
the city. The East End Electric starts from the
Filth street entrance, running up Fourth street
to all parts OF the city, including the extreme
East End, passing the Penna. Station. The
Third and Fonrth street Horse Car Line leaves
a., 90 nhS b. H. - -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01

Deputy Sheriff Roach was in town
Sunday.
A r. Ross OF Toledo was the guest
OF relatives here Sunday.
&C. A. Powers was ,ransacting bust.
ness in B. G. on Tuesday.
IN. L. Hanson was transacting busi-
ness in B. G. on Saturday.
Commissioners F. j. Brand attended
the Pan American this week.
Miss Mary Tyler visited friends in
Fostoria few days this week.
&C. F. Rider and wife have been
spending few days 10 Buffalo.
Edward j. Miller spent Thursday,
at the home of Miss Emma Griss.
Miss Brownlee of Toledo was the
guest OF Miss Robertson, Sunday.
H. +. Cobb and family spent Sun
day in Toledo the guests OF relatives.
Mrs. Gertrude Hughes spent Sun
day with Mrs. F. @. Hoehler In Toledo.
VIM. Adamson is building new
corn cribs at Roachton and Waterville.
Mrs. VIM. Barton was the guest OF
John Barton and wife in Toledo last
week.
George w. and Chris. A. Hoffman
were visiting the Pah-American this
week.
Mrs. Ada Brown and daughter
spent Sunday with relatives 10 Bowling
| Green.
For sALE-sSe ehares of National
Wheel Company 4 pck. southard g.
southard, $40 Nasty building, Toledo.
22tf
Miss Laura McAllister was the
guest OF her sister in Bowling Green
this week.
"A party Of friends were entertained
at the homo of Miss Edna Chapman on
last Friday night.
Miss Gladys Hamilton OF Toledo
has come TO spend the Winter with her
grandfather, Mr.. Wilson. \,
Boys tSwork in wheel
factory. Apply at on&. NATIONAL
WHEEL FACTORY PerFNsurs.
Wilson Kohl and cousin Miss
Meltha Kohl were guests Of relatives
in Monroeville few days this week.
F. c. Wellstead and wife enter
tsined at Sunday dinner Chas. Treu
schel. Rev. Schaarschmidt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rumbley OF Toledo. ~
Bargains MILLINERY are offered
to patrons of Nj AdAnson's milllner,
store. Remakind and rstrimmrng done
in latest and moA fashionable styles
I'd leave my happy home and cross the
deep blue sea,
Rather than be without Charley ant
Ask your druggist.
Mrs. Frank Eberhart and Mrs
Francis Dixon returned to their hom,
in Mishawaks, Ind, after pleasan
visit with Mrs. Dunipace.
!, Misses Mason, Jean Hollenbeck
Edith, Gertrude and Linda Chapman
attended the Valentine Thursday eve
ming, and saw Joseph jefferson.
VIM. Hall died at his home IL
Toledo on Saturday last at the age O
65 years. The remains we're brough
to Perrysburg and buried in Fl. Meigl
cemetery on Tuesday.
Congressman Southard has recon
mended the appointment OF Henry H
Dennis for postmaster at LeMoyne Il
fill vacancy caused by the remova
from town OF Thomas H. Spencer.
Mrs. Gertrude Hughes and Mrs
Edith Maddy of Perrysburg, wer'
among those from out OF town who at
tended the Leonora Jackson musical,
at the Presbyterian church, Frida!
evening. Saturday Sentinel.
Il want to finish uE
closing out my stock by
Nov. IHh if possible
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01

Bennett Carter has moved his
family into his new home on Second
street.
-Frank Sly and wife OF B. G. were
guests OF George Wallace and wife over
Sunday.
"A. G. Fuller and family spent Sun
day with DR.. Scofeld and family In
Maumee.
The church doors OF st. Rose OF
Lima church are being regrained by
Ign. Boff.
Fred Wolford and wife of Toledo
we're guests OF Postmaster Yeager and
wife on Sunday.
Mrs. Finch has returned from
fOklahomh where she has been spend
ling the Summer.
Miss Flo Bennett and Miss Avis
Barnes OF Waterville, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Bradner.
MRS. Rieken, mother oil Rev. G. A.
Rieken of Fostoria, is spending few
days with Mrs. G. Cornelius.
Misses Gusta Charles, Eva Ziugg,
and Laura Chatter attended teachers
institute at Bradner last Saturday.
Miss Margaret Rhoda has returned
home after pleasant visit with her
, sister, Mrs. II. w. Lehr OF Bowling.
Mrs. j. Facher and the Misses Ger
tie and Kittie Nellis Of Toledo, spent
Sunday with Frank Rhoda and family.
F. Eugene Rhelnfrank attended the
wedding anniversary OF Ed. eraser
and wife of Toledo, on Friday evening
last.
Clifton Thadeus Pratt of Roachton
was the welcomed guest of the Hunts.
man family near Wateryille, on Sunday
last.
e. r. Seayolt former editor OF the
Maumee Advance but now a resident
of Toledo is now located at 230S Rose
wood avenue.
Mrs. l. N. Boff returned home Sat
urday after two weeks visit with hel
daughters, Mrs. Ed Wolfrum and Mrs
Chas. Frederick in Detroit.
"A thousand things by it are done
far better than most things do one
We refer to Rocky Mountain Tea made
by Madison Medicine Co. Soc. Asl
your druggist.
Brown and Taylor have good vel
on the Mary Prey farm near Haskins
1t came in Monday afternoon at 20 fee
In the sand and flowed two heads.
required some lively work to get it un
der control.-Sentinel.
Although suffering severely will
rheumatism, necessitating the use o
crutches, Jas. H. LaFarree of B. g., i
still actively experimenting the con
struction of the new Jail. He says ht
hasn't time to '1ay around" a.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-01
Visit \Finkbeiner's
gains.

-Perrysburg is nowsin the thoes of n
foot ball craze. They have two teams
over there, and the coroner is expect
Ing call any moment.-Sentinel. But
1t is probable that the players from out
OF town will be the victims for the
Coroner's action.
Sheriff Kingsbury has letter from
Deputy Sheriff Fish, OF Branch county,
Mich, in which the writer says he be-
lieves that Will Jillett, sent to prison
for one year for house-breaking at
Coldwater, is one OF the fellows who
stole the horse OF Jake easier, OF Has
kips.
Rev. Adam Shafer OF Maumee,
we'll known throughout Wood county,
Is about to seek new fields of labor. He
has received call from the Presby-
terian church at Rossville, Illinois, and
will go there in few days to take
charge. His successor has not yet been
named at Maumee.