Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-03

rysburg.
Capt. T. c. Herricls and wife of To-
ledo, were Sunday guests of E. l.. Blue
and wife.
Miss Lizzie Metz Of Weston Is the
guest OF her uncle and aunt, H. Satte-
lev and wife.
Mrs. Fray Robertson of Hulls
Prairie, is spending few days in town
with relatives.
Mrs. Mann OF Albany, N. Y. is
spending the Winter with her niece,
Miss Ella Webb.
Mrs. Geo. Waffle and son have re-
turned from a three weeks visit with
relatives in Delta.
Mrs. Geo. Shoemaker and Miss
Bayer OF Napoleon, are guests of Frank
Neifer and family.
Geo. Caldwell OF Lime City pre-
sented his daughters a fine Green pi-
ano as Christmas gift.
Clarence S. Ordway spent the holi-
days in Wood county and while here
called on Perrysburg friends.
County Treasurer Mum reports
collection OF Sl6,7 700 OF Dow liquor tax
for the last half year.
Mines. J. Nellis, j. G. Burton, and
X. Nallis spent New Years with George
Caldwell and family at Lime City.
-Chas. Bleckner and wife of Oak
Harbor, Mich, were guests Of Bausel
/ rrombla aud wife on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. A. Cooley and family oil
Hull Prairie were guests of Mrs. E. E.
Oblinger and family on Thursday.
On Saturday last, the first car left
Toledo to make the run through TO De-
troit on the Toledo Monroe Detroit
electric line.
David Main spent few days last
week in Swayzee, Ind. with his son
David, who is recovering from an al.
tick OF typhoid fever.
r p. Barton's under taking Office
Is now located in the building with
Wm. Barton's dry goods store.
Phones 90l and 81,
Miss Amelia Myers OF Fremont, Is
ths guest of Mrs. F. Mahr, OF this place
and both ladies spent New Years with
Frank Mahr and family ia Toledo.
Peter Heilman is new subscriber
to the JOURNAL. c. G. Kohl called
| Thursday and ordered the JOURNAL
sent to his address 10 Mechanicsburg.
Austin Fowler, aged 20. veteran
OF the civil war, and member OF the
9th o. V. V. l., died suddenly of heart
disease, at B. G. last Sunday evening.
Mrs. n. Sarvis desires to have her
friends know that from and after Jan.
|, 1902. she will be at home in Perrys.
burg, having resigned her position with
the Atlas company in Toledo.
r. 2. Barton has moved from the
Moser building to the Roach house on
Front street, and his Office to the Cen.
t'nnial building, where he can be found
in VIM. Barton's dry goods store.
Aaron Hufford, Frank Thornton,
wife and Miss Katherine, enjoyed New
Years dinner with d. VanHellen and
wife, the occasion being our worthy
Marshal's 25 wedding anniversary.
Many friends of Casper Horn and
family regret that they have moved to
Hudson, Mich, where they will make
their future home. The JOURNAL
wishes them prosperity and happiness.
The employees OF the t. B. G. s.
S. Ry. Co. were each presented with
turkeys and mufflers by the company on
Christmas eve. The Belt line en-
ployees each carried home Rne turkey
as the company's remembrance.
The Casino burned on Monday
night last. Thousands OF people
throughout the State will regret the
destruction OF the resort that has af-
forded SO much pleasure to SO many
people. 1t will probably be rebuilt.
The case OF Conrad Pisterer galnst
the Maumee vallay Railway company,
is set for Jan. 6, while that OF Ellen
Nolan against the same company comes
upon Jan. s. Both cases are for dam
ages for nors'"r' iories.