Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-05-16
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The new Ohio Central time card
VIII go into effect May %.
Miss Love of Deshler, is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. f. G. Eberly.
Miss Mary Shoemaker, of Venice,
O., Is visiting Perrysburg friends.
&C. A. Powers and wife were guests
of Tontogany relatives on Thursday.
Eugene Bruce and wife are the
parents OF a baby boy which arrived
Tuesday.
-EX Commissioner James Gibson OF
LeMoyne, called on Perrysburg friends
on Monday.
| -Foley's Honey and Tar is pecul-
! iarly adapted for asthma. bronchitis
and hoarseness. c. p. Champney.
-Hulda and Chris Schaller spent
Sunday with Harry Schaller and wife
OF Monclova.
David Letherer and the Misses
Nora aud Caroline Sawyer attended the
theatre at Burts last Friday evening.
-Mesdames N. L. Hanson, Fred
Yeager aud G. Fiukbeiner, attended
Missionary meeting at Bowling Green,
on Wednesday.
Will Rirts. Mines Nellie Harrison,
M. Burton end Miss Maud Leach of
Toledo, we're Sunday guests of e. w.
Waffle and family.
Mrs. D. A. Haylor, of B. G., visit
ed her sister in Toledo Sunday. Her
mother. Mrs. Fl. G. Lawrence, Joined
her in Perrysburg and accompanied
her to Toledo.
Judge Taylor granted divorce to
John Hagen from his wife, Nellie, on
the ground of gross neglect. To Chas.
Jensen he granted divorce from his
wife, Nellie, and custody OF the child.
C. w. Ellenberger has moved his
family from Tif1in. and is now residing
with Mrs. Philip Reither. mother OF
Mrs. q. Mr.. Ellenberger is now en-
ployed in A. c. Fuller's dry goods store.
Joseph Peterson, aged 81, secured
a license to- wed Louise Zesing. 20. a
resident of LeMoyne; Perry Roper,
aged 4S, of Luckey, was also licensed to
marry Mary Schubert, 46, of Luckey.
-Foleys Honey and Tar contains
no opiates and can safely be given to
; children. Sold by C. p Champney.
Regular meeting of Phoenix lodge,
F. & A NJ, Monday evening, May 10.
Come, as there will be work and exami-
nations. A. @. FULLER, w. M.
JAS HAYES, Sec'y.
Miss Lucy M. Crook, of Fort
, Riley, Kansas; accompanied by her
sister OF Toledo, were guests of their
andparent VIM. Crook, on Wednes-
day.
DIR. r. j. Simon, OF Pembervllle,
has located in Bloomdale. He is one OF
Wood county's most prominent and
worthy citizens and his record OF the
years residence in Pembsryille Is one
of which he can justly feel proud.
EARLY cabbage plants below Toledo
prices. at HARTSHoRN'S. SC
Ohio will be 100 years old as a
State, Februaryl7, 1908. The first con-
stitution was ratified November 12,
1902; Congress admitted the territory
as "A state in 1903, and on March 1,
1908, the first general assembly organ
ized.
The citizens OF Bloomdale will vote
on the question OF prohibiting the sale
of Intoxicating liquors at special elec-
tion which will be held May 27. A pc
tition asking for the special election
signed by 65 per cent of the vote cast
at the spring election was presented to
the council.
Large stock of cabbage plants. at
Sc STEVE HARTSHoRN'S.
| ehO NINAi oCI NiNO
conducted last Saturday by Col. Houpt
for the purpose of examining applicants
for rural mail carriers, the following
gentlemen were present; S. H. Crock
EFT, d Van HELEN, r. Danz, Charles
Reither, Charles Zaenger, Audubon
Johnson, Russell Schaumloeffel, Will
lam Scott,
"A stranger had a most miraculous
escape from death at .Tontogany Mon;
day night. He fell off the fast train
while asleep and strange to say, though
the train was running at almost 6(
miles an hour. the man was but slightly
bruised. He had been riding on the
steps and was beating his way. A
collection was taken up and ticket
bought for him to Deshler.