Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04

Mountain Tea Bowers &c Comstock.
r. p. Barton and family spent
Sunday In Toledo with friends.
Mrs. 1. Judson has returned from
visit with her daughter in Michigan.
Chester Webb and family were
guests of Perrysburg relatives over
Sunday.
Mrs. Katharine Weiland returned
from two months visit with friends
in Toledo.
Bed comforters at 81 90, 1.5O and
200, at FULLER's.
Mrs. VIM. Cluell of Maumee was
the guest of Mrs. A. A. Roberts last
Saturday.
-Overcoats for men, that are sure
to please fastidious people.
FULLER's.
Mrs. +. Witherwell and James
Moore of Toledo spent Sunday with
Farnk Neifer.
The next meeting of the Wood
county Farmers institute will be held
on February IL and 10, 1904.
w. L. Douglas shoes. A few new
styles just came in-see them, at
FuLLER's.
DIR. VIII. Rhelnfrank now walks
with more stately step since the ar
rival at his house of daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Homer was the
Sunday guest of the Misses Mamie
and Kittle Ripple in Toledo.
-Stvlish suits for small boys. $1.5O
to S4.OO the suit, at FULLER's.
F. Yeager and wife, Amy Tefft
and Wright Pargelles took Thanksgiv-
ing dinner with Frank Neifer and
family.
For SALE.-Small pigs. Enquire
of G. R. TwINING, Cor. Seventh and
Maple SITS. 39b*
For SALE. House and lot on
reasonable terms. Enquire of
34tf GEO. w. HOFFMAN,.
Black overcoats, suitable for mid
die aged men in medium lengths $500
to $1,000. FULLER's.
Fruits and vegetables at CON-
STOCK & WILSON'S. If we have not
what you want we Will get it for
you.
House dresses at S1.OO each. We
have just opened some very good ones.
A. c. FULLER.
Miss Mabel Collier of Toledo, who
has been spending the past few
months with her sister in st. Louis, Is
now in San Francisco where she will
pass the winter with her brother and
sister.
New combs for dressing the hair
at 10, Is and Csc. Puff combs for the
front hair are very popular now and
we have good one at 25c. See them
at FULLER'S.
The home of Miss Mary Uthofi
was opened to about twenty of Miss
Greenwood's friends last Wednesday
night. The young lady was invited
to call at this home that evening, and
when she arrived, was taken into the
parlor where her guests were awaiting
her. Finch and other games, music
and fine repast were greatly enjoyed
by those present.
Skating caps for boys or girls, 25C
and soc. The best in the market, at
FULLER's.
e. J. Spilker and wife, on Rura
Route No. l, Webster Township, en-
tertained jolly crowd on Monday
evening. LOREN Phillips and Ader
Leopard of Five Points furnished
music for the occasion. After refresh
ments, and at an early hour in the
morning the crowd departed for theil
homes, declaring themselves we'll sal
isfied with their evenings enjoyment
Knit Jackets. Pretty little bon
nets. Fine cashmere mittens. Fine
cashmere hosiery for fine little babie!
are some of the new things we arr
showing. A. G. FULLER.
Way Camp Woodmen of tn,
World elected officers on Tuesda,
evening as follows: Consul Com
mander, Melvin Brokaw; Advise
Lieut., Harry LaFaree; Clerk, M. B
Cook; Banker, George Craig; Escort
w. p. Scott; Workman, James Scott
Sentry, Wendell Eek; Physician, DR.. H
R. Roether; Managers, j. c. Hahn
Kean Ludlow, Lew Finch. The in
stallation will occur on the first regu
lar meeting night in January.