Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-03-07
-Esquire j. M. Brown made bust.
ness trip to Bowling last Friday.

Mrs. f. &. Eberly and Mrs. Blue |
were guests OF b. G.. friends last Friday. |
Misses Ruth and Veda Haylor Wis
tied Perrvsburg relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Butterick OF LeMoyne,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Neifer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felt OF Michigan, Wis
tied F. Jezzard and family Saturday
last.
Mrs. Emma Hufford and Mrs. G. Fl.
VanNorman were in Bowling Green
Monday on business.
La grippe coughs yield quickly to
the wonderful curative qualities OF Fo-
lay's Honey and Tar. There is nothing
else 'iust as good" G. p. Champney.
Miss Anna Erbskorn visited friends
in Jerry City, Roachton and Waterville
last week.
"A. C. Fuller and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. F's parents, C. L. Hubbell
and wife OF Monclova.
John Smith and wife of Toledo We re
the guests Of their cousin, Mrs. VIM
Heckler on Sunday.
Fred Henry is erecting large new
barn which greatly improves the ap
pearance OF his property.
DR.. John Thompson is home after
two months visit with DR.. E. E. Sher-
rard and wife in Oakland.
Rocky Mountain Tea taken now
will keep the whole family we'll. II it
fails, bring it back and get your cash.
80 cts. Ask your druggist.
FOUND. D.-Pocketbook, on McCutch-
enville road. Owner can have same by
paying for this notice and proving
property.
The recent revival in the ?resbyter-
ian church at Dun5ridge proved very
successful, there being % accesslons to
the membership.
Elias Meagley. OF Haskins, who had
his leg amputated some days ago. is
getting along nicely. He says that he
is now glad the old member is gone.
DIR. Bowers of Perrysburg will pre-
sent paper Mt the meeting of the Wood
county medical society on March Z, on
| the subject of Acute Exudative Ne
pritis."
-Now's the time, spring time. Take
Rocky Mountain Tea keeps the whole
| family well. A great medicine for
soring tirednsss. 35 cts. Ask yolr
druggist.
Mrs. Thos Walters very pleasantly
entertained party of friends on Friday
night last, it being her 63rd birthday.
Games. music and refreshments helped
| TO make happy event for the guests.
Rural free delivery service has
| heeu ordered steplIshed, to commence
April l, at Jerry City, Wood county, o,
Length OF route, %, miles; population
served, $50; number of houses on route,
100.
\ The Maumee Lumber company and
C. L. Koch & Co. have consolidated
their lumber interests In Maumee and
and the business will be continued by
C. L. Koch & Co. Their new lumber
sheds, building and yard are ready and
we'll stocked, and they will LOOK after
trade In this section in good style.
! AT Grand Rapids last Saturday
there vas n joint celebration of the sill
YER weddings OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mawer and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wade. AS no ordinary residence would
accommodate the invited guests, the re-
ception and banquet were held at the
hall of Enterprise Grange. Invitations
to the number of $50 had been issued
Tribune.
John p. Lehman has filed suit for
$4,000 damages against Anthony
Kroetz for alternating the affections OF
Mrs. Lehman. He says he married his
wife in 1895, and lived happily with her
at Luckey, till March ]. when he dis
covered Illicit relations existing between
her and Kroetz. who keeps saloon
there. He complains that he has since
been deprived of her comfort, society
and services, hence the claim for DANA
ges.