Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-11-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

is visiting relatives here.
Hear Curtis w. Lindley on Satm-
day evening in the School Auditorium. |
Mrs. Renshaw of Toledo was the
guest eff Mrs. X. G. Turner on Sun
day.
-Mesdames II. G.. and *. c. Turner
visited friends in Maumee on Mon
day,
-Chas. Lintner of Toledo spent last
Thursday with his parents, John F.
Lintner and wife.
Miss Julia Lintner is spending the
week with her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Gra-
ham of Dunbridge,
BE sure and hear Curtis w. Lind
ley on Wild animals and Birds, even
ing of the 18th inst.
Curtis w. Lindley has interested
thousands of school children i'll the
Birds about their homes.
Mrs. II. L. Averlll has gone to To-
ledo to reside during the Winter, in
her apartments in the Monticello.
$500 reward Will be given the find
er for the return of a Woodmen of the
World gold badge lost Nov. 1, 1908.
The Misses Nolan attended
social given by the congregation of the
church of the Good Shepherd in East
Toledo on Tuesday evening.
Something good. A new line of
mems shirts at SOC. Two colors. No
collar. or collar attached.
a. G. FULLER.
AS in the past The Citizens Bank
ing Company is prepared to ascertain
the amount of your taxes and pay
them for you. Bring in your last tax
receipt.
The following new numbers
should be marked on your telephone
directory: G54, Hartsing, Chris, res;
721, Hayes, John, res; G62, Webb,
Mrs. c., res.
Place-School Auditorium.
Time-Saturday evening, Nov. II.
Subject-Wild Animals and Birds.
Lecturer-Curtis w. Lindley.
Audience-Everybody interested.
The basement of John 'Moser's
new Front street residence is about
completed and if pleasant weather
should continue we would not be sur
prised to see the building finished this
fall.
AS yet Charles Muir has not de-
cided what business he will take up,
but is considering very tlattering
offer that has been made. In what
ever line he may engage host of
friends will wish him success.
For SALE-Good and very hand
some square hard coal stove, Jewett's
make, good as new. Can be bought
for S15. JOHN G. HAHN. 36a*
An oyster supper and entertain
ment will be given by the G. E. society
of the Evangelical church at the home
of Geo. Letherer, Jr., and wife on Fri
day evening, Nov. 20, 1908. Supper,
Is cents. Everybody invited.
Bed comforters at 81 90, 1.5O and
200, at FULLER's.
VIM. McConnahey has been ap-
pointed barn foreman for the Maumee
Valley R'y. company at Perrysburg,
vice Boz. Trombla, who resigned to
accept position as fireman on the
Terminal Belt. The appointment of
McConnahey is good one as he is
one of the most accommodating and
efficient men on the line. Here's to
your success viii.
"A year ago DR.. Babcock came to
Perrysburg and purchased the Office
and business of DR.. Winfield. He was
a perfect stranger and had no one to
vouch for his ability. He knew his
business, however, and set to work to
prove to the people that he was a
skilled dentist and desired to win sue
cess by virtue of the excellence of his
work. His success has been greater
than he had hoped for in the short
time that he has been here. His office
is now one of the best equipped, most
neat and clean dental offices in the
state and the excellence of his work
is proven by the fact that his practice
is increasing every day. He has re-
Gently added tile latest apparatus for
the extraction of teeth without caus-
ing pain and has his laboratory
equipped with the latest instruments
and paraphernalla for execution of all
classes of dental work. Read his ad-
yertisement on another page, and if
you have any need of dental work call