Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-09-25

lllllllltI WlUll MISS LAIllld AuuIlSOll.
Joe Lucas called and ordered the
JOURNAL sent to his sister in Lime
City.
Frank Hollenbeck is repainting
the railroad bridge over the river at
this place.
H. ID. VanHellen and wife spent
Sunday with F. II. Tinney and wife at
Lime City.
Mrs, E. r.. Trombla spent Thurs
day last with her daughter, Mrs. C. J.
| Webb in b. G..
Gaps for school wear at 25 and soc
at FULLER's.
"A representative Of the Lima oil
company has leased many farms for
oil in this vicinity.
New and nobby styles in fan-
nelettes for wrappers and dressing
sacks, just opened, at FULLER's.
Mems hats IN many of the newest
fall styles, at FULLER's.
Mrs. George Laskey of Toledo,
was the guest of Miss II. A. Hulburd
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Misses Tora Hoffman, and Lille
Homer are employed as clerks in A.
G. Fuller's dry goods store.
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Shoes for ladies at $500, 1925 and
$3.50, the best in their class, at
FULLER's.
Mormon Purdy and wife of Pitts
ford, Mich, were guests of George
Letherer, ST., and family few days
last week.
Mrs. NJ, NJ. Ellis attended the
9th annual reunion of the 21st O. V.
L. at Bowling Green last Thursday
and Friday.
-Kohla cloths for ladies waists.
New and stylish patterns at I5c.
FULLER's.
Mines. C. c. Hum and Alva Hum
visited the families of George Daven.
port and c. Priest at Woodland,
Mich, the past week.
j. j. Anon and wife, ]. Loesch
and wife, 7. Carbon and wife, Mrs.
Wm. Mills, Miss Emma Cornelius and
Fred Witzler went to Cincinnati last
week.
Pillow covers. Something new
and pretty in chenille at soc each.
FULLER's.
John B. Sheplar, wife and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Laura Meddick, Mrs. Will
Sheplar and Mrs. C. B. ShepIar of To
ledo, were guests of Perrysburg rel
atlves on Sunday.
john Ravenaugh, of Weston, for
merly of this place, died at his home
on Friday last, and the remains were
brought to Perrysburg for interment
on Sunday.
Fred Treuschel, member of the
55th 0. V. l. attended the reunion al
Prairie Depot last Tuesday, and re
ports good attendance and jolly
time including the bountiful free din
ner.
%. II. Jones of Davenport, n. Y
and son ID. S. Jones of Mohawk, n
r Y, were recent guests of Mrs. Add
son Smith. o. ii. Jones is brother t.
Mrs. Smith. They spent the past weel
with Mrs. j. C. Webb at LeMoyne.
-Shoesfor boys and girls for schoo
wear that please mothers, at
FULLER's.
The following named persons wer
in attendance at the Bowling Gree
fair ION Thursday: Misses Ad
Schneider, Flora Spilker, Ida Wei
stead, Neil Britten, Messrs. SaI
Schaller, Albert Fahrer, Ere
Schneider and Harm Burning {
Luckey.
AT $3.50, good thing in ladit
wool dress skirt. Gray mixed onl,
A bargain, at FULLER's.
Misses Valley Simmons, Clal
Carpenter, Bertha Spilker, Ella an
Della Eckel, Jennie Kohl, Sadie Klin
Ter, Lula Bayers, Ada Phillips, Carr
Swartz, Messrs. George Schneide
Alfred Carpenter, Henry Eckel, Ere
Fahrer, John Altermott, Cha
n ISpilker, George Kohl, Alf Neiderhous
u Harry Davenport and Wilson Ko
formed a party to the county fair.
-Savidges SPAWN Cure is bett
10 than any other. Price, so cents bottl
MI Cures SPAWN, ringbone, callous, gall
M grease heel and enlargements of {
III kinds. Also SaYidge,s Garget liz