Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-02

New Office in October.
Joe SIMPLE is erecting large new
barn on his premises at Roachton.
A. Ashes of Columbus, was a
Monday guest of j. NJ. Enright and
wife.
Shoes for ladies' at 5000, 1926 and
$3.50, the best in their class, at
FULLER's.
Mrs j. NJ. Enright has been car
ing for her sister, Mrs. Orth, of Toledo
the past week who was very i'll.
Mrs. George Sutherland of Mary
vile, Mo-, is the guest at the home
of Jay Conklin and family at Roachton
Babies bonnets for fall wear 25 to
SOC each. Some fine stylish effects and
they are all new, at FULLER's.
Mrs. Ada Ross Reed of Washing
ton Court House, o., spent a few days
of this week with Mrs. Gertrude
Hughes.
Mrs. S. S. Eason has returned to
her home in New York City, after a
four weeks visit with her sister Mrs.
DR.. Babcock.
Pillow covers. Something new
and pretty in chenille at soc each.
FULLER'S.
The Schieley house of Maumee
will be opened this week, with the in
tentions of making it a first-class
hotel.
I Stylish suits for small boys. $3.50
to S4.OO the suit, at FULLER's.
George Sellers, wife and son of
Columbus, Mrs. Oliver Wedertz of
New York, Frank Haylor and wife,
Frank Frey and Children, Leo Veloise
of Toledo were Monday guests of Mrs.
N. Wedertz.
Our boys suits are made by one OF
the best makers of boys and children's
clothing. See the new fall styles.
FULLER's.
Reed Wallace and wife of Wheel
ing, West Va, Mrs. w. r. Wallace
of st. Louis, Mo-, Richard Wallace
and wife and Miss Stouse of Toledo
spent Sunday with Jay Conklin anC
family at Roachton.
Sweaters for boys. Splendid gar
ment for school wear, well adapted TO
football players. Only SOC each, at
FULLER's.
On Sunday night last burglar
entered the home of II. c. Leydor
and wife, through second story wiz
dow. A gold watch belonging to
lady visitor was taken but left on tn
doorstep. No. other valuables wer
taken.
Our prices on boys suits are muc
lower than is asked for the same grad
of work in the city. vt will pay yo
to see them. FULLER's.
Rev. Byron Calm United Brett
ren minister we'll know il this count
has commenced suit foI $4,000 dan
ages against John and eliza Muir, h
parents-in-law, for alleged alienatiC
Of the affections of Mrs. Calm. III
preacher says that his wife's paren
poisoned her mind against him, cal
ing him thief and otherwise defar
ing his character so that she refuse
to live with him.
-Nobby styles in Norfolk suits #
boys, just opened, at FULLER's.
VIM. Cook of west Front
= discovered huge Massasauga SUNNI
] itself on his front lawn last Monde
and at once began eviction proceeding
His snakeship showed fight and il
N mediatel y coiled for spring, Ho
NJ ever the cold had rendered HIM som
" what lethargic and inactive and
At few we'll directed blows with q fen
= lpicket proved his undoing. The sna
was fully three and a half feet
length, with greatest circumferer
of six inches. Jack McNallY of M
% berry st. has secured the monst,
v skin which, with It's singularly bea
u iful markings and brilliancy will,
9 the near future, he says, form m,
- unique and handsome circlet for
slender waist of his best girl.
Special. A line of fine all w
, Tricot in a variety of pretty fall colo
very suitable for dresses, dressi
sacques and wrappers, at 25c per va