Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-11-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

1t. IL. lllllard mas gone TO Indian
apolis, Ind, on business.
Miss Sophia Leydorf took turkey
with Miss Jessie Rocks of Toledo.
Chris. Finkbeiner and wife of To-
ledo were visiting friends here Sunday.
A. A. Roberts and wife entertained
friends at their home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Frank Powell and Misses
Jessie and Mona Powell took turkey
with Mrs. Charles Cook of Toledo.
The Christmas bazar of the Pres
byterian church will be held at the
town hall, Dec. 10 and II. Everybody
invited.
Andrew Roach and wife of Bow
ling Green were guests of E. l.. Kings
bury and wife at six o'clock lunch on
Thursday.
Reserved seat tickets for the Con-
cert, Monday night, Nov. 80, can be
secured at Bowers & Comstock's store
for 80 cents.
Rev. FIR. j. II. Kleekamp will as
sist in the dedication of st. Mary's
church and school in Toledo on Thanks
giving day. The building was erected
at coat of 100000.
Bed comforters at 81 90, 1.5O and
200, at FULLER's.
Emery Campbell and family and
l.. S. Stockford and family of Toledo,
and Mrs. Rindfusv, of Larwell, Ind,
are Thanksgiving guests of VIM.
Veitcl and family.
The Perrysbmg High School foot
ball team will play the Fulton team of
Toledo, on Friday afternoon at 2:3O on
the Perrysburg grounds. The game is
for the championship of Northwestern
Ohio for teams under 120 pounds.
Charley Hayes and wife at Toledo
gave a dinner to a number of friends
last Friday e5ening, after which pit
and finch were played by the Misses
Gertrude and Linda Chapman, Jessie
Powell. May Cranker, Gertrude Hayes,
Leila Hollenbeck, Mrs. Edith Maddy,
Will Schlect of this place; w. Cole and
wife, G. F. Chapman, Jr., and wife
Mrs. Gertrude Hughes, Misses Myers,
and Jessie Ross, and Messrs. Archie
Ross, Dr. Ordway, Stophlet, FORSTER,
Porter and Frouthlne of Toledo.
The foot ball game to be played OF
Thanksgiving afternoon between the
Perrysburg Alumni Team and the
Fremont High School eleven promises
to be very interesting and if the weather
is fine large number of people vii
witness the sport. The tickets ar;
placed at the low price of 20 cents ant
1t is hoped the people will be liberal in
their patronage as it is necessary fo
the Perrysburg boys to raise sufficien
funds to defray the expense of the Wis
iting team.
Black overcoats, suitable for mid
die aged men in medium lengths $50
to $1,000. FULLER's.
"A. few days since Miss Anna Dan
ner entertained in charming name
party of friends at her home east o.
town. Quilting, knotting comforts ant
sewing rags were features of amuse
ment and occupation until later whel
refreshments were prepared. In tn
evening the gentlemen called an,
dancing was enjoyed. Henry Kinder
; water entertained the guests with hi
graphophone, while Philip Brossi
: gave French recitation which wa
5 very pleasing. John Hartsing also as
7 sisted in the amusement of the party
r They remained until late hour in tn
{ evening when they departed regrettin
+. the time was SO short The ladie
present were Mines. Carrie Pfsterel
Retta, Anna, Edith and Mary Hahl
Lydia, Clara and Louisa Brossla, Luc
Hartsing Augusta Bauer, Frederick
Ziems, Lena Danner Libbie an
: Laura Kindervater, Nellie Limmel
Maggie Buckenberger, Mary Artz an
Pearl Cole.