Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-24

Ask your druggist.
--Real estate in some localities is as
cheap as dirt.
"A little man thinks he aches Just |
as hard as big man.
1t is fact that no bore eyer con-
siders himself bore.
Miss Weddell is the guest OF rel
atiyes In Scotch Ridge.
Mrs. Phil. Robinson visited friends
in East Toledo on Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Perrin Of Roachton
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Miss Anna Wallace was the guest
OF Mrs. Kingsbury few days since.
Mrs. f. C. Eberly entertained her
niece, Miss Helen Love OF Toledo this
week.
Rev. n. B. c. Love Of D ,shler was
the guest of T.. Q. Eberly and family
or Monday.
Frank Rhoda has returned home
after three weeks visit with friends
in Swanton.
Clarence Hatcher of TiTin, was
visiting among his relatives of Perrys-
burg oyer Sunday.
-Chas. Dauer ard wife OF Toledo
spent Sunday in Perrysburg, the guests
of Mr.. DIS parents.
Mrs. Alexander of Pemberville
was the guest of his sister, Mrs Diver
Thompson few days since.
Mrs. Joseph Rossbach and daugh-
ter Minnie, we're the guests OF Joseph
Zeisler and wife In Toledo, last Sunday
Frederick Hagemeyer, pioneer
resident OF Wood county, died at his
home two miles northeast OF Pember-
vile. The funeral services were con-
Quoted at the German Luthran church
at Pemberville.
Women will have seats in the next
NJ. E. Conference AS delegates. This Is
right, the wonder being that they have
been excluded so long when they con-
stitute not only the majority of the
membership but the backbone OF the
church.
w B. Hoobler OF Waterville has
been instrumental in having the U. S.
fish commission stock the Maumee
river with black bass. This will be
done at the next distribution but the
commission wants the fish protected for
two years.-New Era.
John Cranker is suffering from a
severe injury to his foot. While trim
ming trees in front of his residence a
limb that had been cut off, fell to the
ground in such manner that the big
end OF the limb struck his foot inflict'
ing very painful wound.
VIM. Kelley and wife, deaf mutes
were probably fatally injured on Sun
day night in Toledo. They were
struck by car at South and Langdon
street. Both were taken to st Vim
cents hospitaly. They were married OF
: New Years day. LATER-Mr. Kelly
has since died.
If Charles Maddy paid extra large
\ prices Tor grain at the elevator thi
\ week. or If his smile was more cordia
than usual, 1t may all be charged tt
= the fact that a baby girl came TO hi
r home on Monday night and applied io'
permanent position as queen of th'
household.
"A marriage license has been issue,
Y to Clyde e. Katon of Grand Rapids ant
N Gertrude Arnold also OF Grand Rapids
u Mr.. Katon is thriving young groce
at Grand Rapids and he once told tn
= JOURNAL one OF the biggest fish s,orie
ever heard. We wish Clyde and hi
a bride happy future.
y Mrs. w. II. Pratt was happily sur
Id ters Mrs. j. S. Foor and Mrs. L. II
lie Tracy and families of Toledo, came wit
; laden baskets and tokens to remiDd he
I'd that it was her 6lst birthday. Cover
a. were laid for twelve and very enjoy
< able time was had.
,tt 1t. The Second Quarterly Commune
'y service of the M. e. church will be hel
next Sunday morning. Rev. j. r. Co
: gan will be present to preach and ad
minister the Holy Communion. a.
Christian people are invited to partic
pate in these services and all member
are urged TO be present.
The latest game that is bein
worked in communities uses wash
women for victims. This city wa
worked recently. The fakir calls q
home, contracts to furnish an iron
machine for a certain amount and