Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-18


Amon's hardware.
Sheds that will make the children
happy at Amon's hardware.
Joseph Young of East Toledo, was
the guest of VIM. Wellstead and fam
lily over Sunday.
w. L. Douglas shoes. A few new
styles just came in-see them, at
FULLER's.
George Reitz of Lime City was in
town last Friday and squared himself
with the JOURNAL.
-Silverware is always suitable for
| Christmas presents and we have fine
line to select from. j. j. ANON.
On Monday last baby boy came
to live with Charles Brown, and
Charles is happy and so is the rest of
the family.
We have just received a fine as
sortment of pocket cutlery suitable
for Christmas presents. J. j. ANON.
The bazar of the Presbyterian
church held last Thursday and Friday
nights was the most successful of any
that has been held since the project
was first introduced.
Hugh Stewart of Dunbridge was
in town Tuesday and called at the
JOURNAL office, leaving silver cart
wheel which paid his VOWS for another
year.
The remains of Melissa A. Carpen-
ter who died in Syracuse, n. Y. were
brought to Perrysburg for interment
on Tuesday morning. She was 73
years of age.
Remember the other night when
your child took sick also the day before
when company came unexpectedly fol-
dinner? Think how handy telephone
would have been then.
Daniel Klingler, who has beer
seriously i'll as the result of taking a
severe cold while out searching for his
COW that was recently stolen, is now
; able to sit up and is considered out o.
danger. His case was serious for sew
, eral days.
House dresses at S1.00 each. w
, have just opened some very good ones
A. G. FULLER.
Miss Hettie Giles of B. G. wa
: united in marriage with A. c. Norris
a professor in Rockford, ILL.,, Hig
school. The marriage was conducts
beside the remains of the lady
mother whose sudden death occurre
on Wednesday.
. New combs for dressing the hal
at 10, Is and 25c. Puff combs for tn
front hair are very popular now an
we have good one at 25c. See the1
at FULLER'S
y Conductor Fluhart is now locate
in G. w. Hoffman's residence whic
he recently purchased and had rebuilt
1t is now neat cottage and is yer
conveniently arranged. Mr.. Hotfma
y has done much toward improving h
\ property in this place.
1t warns the heart like sunshin
cheers the soul like ancient win
gives hope for the future, blots oil
the past That's what Rocky Mou
tain Tea does. 35 cents. Bowers
Comstock.
II Something new and stylish In ca
for Misses at 5U cents each. See the
at FULLER S
: Roy Pitson who is now stude
\ in music of the Toledo Conservato
d of Music, will graduate in Februa
III after which he expects to enter cC
- lege at Oberlin to continue his wol
He has developed remarkable tale
and has made rapid progress in
studies. We predict for HIM bl
liant future.
Curtain swiss at l24, Is and Il
IS. New patterns just received, at
FULLER's
Commissioner JOSIAH Smith W
- in town q few days since and gave t
r. JOURNAL a pleasant call. He und
went the operation necessary for
m removal of one of his eyes necessitat
by his rapidly failing sight, and VIII
1T is hoped may result in the compl
restoration of the sight of the rema
as ing eye. MI. Smith has suffered mt
=. pain during the past few years W
= his eye, and his many friends hope
will be completely restored.
Shoes for boys and girls for sch
wear that please mothers, at
FULLER s