Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-03-14
Phil Hartzfeldt OF A. G. Fuler's
is taking a few days vacation.

-Auam hassel ana son called on u
o. Hoifmann and wife Friday night.
"A. C, Fuller and family were guests
OF DR.. Schofeld and family Sunday.
Miss Ethel Reed Of Bowling Green,
spent Sunday with Miss Amelia Wetzel,
ALBERT Schaller of Wateryille, was
the guest Of his cousin, Wilson Kohl on
Sunday
Miss Huburd is spending few
Gays this week in Toledo, with Mrs.
George Laskey.
DR.. Latham and wife of Swauton
! were guests OF L. 1. Browne and wife
Saturday.
Miss Minnie McNerney OF Napoleon
and Fred Cook of Toledo we're Sunday
guests of Miss Gertrude Hillabrand.
Mrs. Walter Alexander of Syca-
more and Miss Coulter OF Toledo were
che guests OF Mrs. j. Evans on Tuesday.
Charley Simmons and Miss Carrie
Ainsworth of Marysville, were guests
OF d. Simmons, Jr., and family on Sum
day.
The homes OF William Mills and
Frank Bodi have been beautifed by
pianos which were purchased this week
OF Frank Crawford.
Misses Froney, Rosa and Anna
Buchanan and Martin and John Buch-
man Of Bowling Green were guests OF
Miss Carrie Hellman Sunday.
Going 10 do some painting this
Spring? Our paints and workmeu are
the oest and cheapest.
c. Z. HoLLENBECK.
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.
Misses Frances Haynes and Maude
and Julia Gould have returned TO their
homes in Toledo after few days visit
with Miss Gertrude Hayes.
The Leuten tea at the home OF Mrs.
Il. II. Sargent on Friday last, was well
attended and proved very pleasant re
union of Maumee and Perrysburg lady
| friends,
Mrs. Mary e Hetlman has rented
ber farm to FRANK Kazmaier, who takes
possession in April. She has moved TO
town and now occupies rooms in the
residence OF Mrs. e. Schellinger.
The Lime City Farmers Mutual
| Fire Insurance Association are making
a new appraisement of the proper
covered by their policies. George Linn
mer has the work in charge and desires
that each member OF the association
look up his policy and be prepared TO
furnish him the necessary Information
when he calls, in order to save time.
La grippe coughs yield quickly to
the wonderful curative qualities of Fo.
ley's Honey and Tar. There is nothing
else ''just as good" G. p. Champuey.
Charles Butler, son of Samuel But
ler of this place, died at the Toledo
hospital on Monday of typhoid pneu-
monia. He had been in the fire depart
ment about five years as T. member Of
No. Us company. Mr.. Butler was 81
years old and was a widower, his wife
haying preceded him about six months
ago. The funeral services were held
III Toledo, Tuesday and the remain S
brought to Perrysburg for lnterment.
Amos Coy, of Ross township, who
had young horse taken from the barn
last Friday night, has recovered the
animal. The colt WAS large one, and
the thief evidently took him for work.
ing horse and tried to ride him. AS
the animal was nat broket he was aban-
doned, aud was found on the Sylvania
road-on the way to Michigan. Sheriff
ipesbury had reached Toledo, on Sat-
urday. when he heard that the colt had
| been found-Sentinel.
The Birthday Club met at the resi-.
denee OF Mrs. d. VanHellen on last
Thursday, the 9th. and as usual all re-
port grand time. AT five O'Clock
lunch was served to which all did JUS
tlce. Those who were present were:
Mesdames +. Nj. Thornton, M. Mann,
G. Hartsing. B. Trombla, Chas. Mills.
Mary Conrad, Josephine Cranker and
Misses Kathryne Thornton and Eliza
beth VanHellen. Those from distance
were: Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Henry Lini
ger, Mrs. George Thomas OF Toledo
and Mrs. Daniel Christman OF Ver-
million.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the mono" II ID fails to cure.
r. " Groves signature T. y, each box 0be