Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Geo. Kopp is on the sick list.


Capt. and Mrs. T. G. 1Ierrick,
of Toledo, visited Capt. and Mrs,
Franklin Wetmore Sunday.
M isses Jessie Mitchell and Ger
trude Cramer of Bowling Green spent
Wednesday with X. C. Turner and
wife.
- Grant Baird and family of Bowl
ing GIeen were guests of Chas. Baird
and family and other relatives the
first of the week.
Miss Lizzie Voland has returned
from an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Hazel, and other friends
at Liverpool, o.
Melvin Brokaw and wife enter
tained the band boys on Wednesday
evening with cards and Il supper. a
pleasant time was had.
"A party of young people from To-
ledo were entertained at the home of
Enos Griss on Saturday evening last.
The party was composed of friends of
Fred and Miss Emma Griss, and they
were given pleasant reception.
"A special bargain in cotton bat
ting, 10 and 12Ic. The best thing you
have seen at the price. Don't wait.
FULLER's.
"A large party of young people from
this place enjoyed themselves with
sleighrde to Hull Prairie last Saturday
night where they were the guests at
the home of Mr.. Mutchler Music,
games and fine supper were features
of the entertainment.
The village Board of Education
has elected Miss Grace Hollenbeck to
take up the work of teacher of music
in the public schools here. The resig-
nation of Il. l.. Blue as a member of
the board was laid over until the first
meeting in March for consideration.
The pupils of the Bowling school
are arranging to give box social at
the school house Friday evening, Feb
ruary 18th. Any girl between the
ages of and 81 is welcome to bring
box. The proceeds obtained from
the sale of these boxes will go toward
the school library and paying for the
organ.
White goods just opened Checks.
plaids, stripes and plain, pretty new
styles and the prices are right. Come
in and look over the line.
a. c. FULLER.
The members of St Rose branch
l.. G. B. A. will give valentine social
at the church hall on Monday evening
which promises to be very enjoyable
affair. Everybody INVITED to be pres
ent and enjoy the occasion. An elab-
crate supper will be served and the
admission fee, including the supper is
only ten cents.
On Monday evening, The Wood
men of the World band, and lady |
friends. were well entertained at the |
home of Frank Rhoda and wife. |
The band reedered many fine selec
tions after which piano solos and duets
by Miss Amelia Pfsterer and Roy Pit
son were exceedingly fine. Chester
ChappePs comic selections with the
organ were certainly deserving of
much credit. An oyster supper was
served and a royal good time reported.
For SALE. Six-year-old fresh
COW. Can recommend her as first
class. JOHN Pope. 49tf
Master Charles Witzler enter
tanned number of his little friends
last Thursday afternoon in honor of
his fourth birthday. The afternoon
was spent in blowing soap bubbles,
sending valentines and an elegant
supper. Each one was given
a box of Lowney's chocolates which
was very pleasing to the following
who were present: Emery and Orville
Pair, Howard AZ d Mildred Witzler,
Robert Schwind, Katherine Koch,
Carlton Flnkbeiner, Kenneth Veitch,
Malcolm Ballentyne, Hazel Braun,
Josephine Davis, Madlyn Hoffman,
Orrin Fuller and Harold Mills of this
place. Margaret Veitch of Toledo,
Madlyn Hoist of Rossford and Violet |
Kazmaier of Roachton. All reported
a fine time and late in the afternoon
tie carriage conveyed the little folks
to their homes.