Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-03

Mrs. L. b. Medick of Toledo.was
the guest of relatives here Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Bates has returned from
a seYerel weeks stay in Bowling Green.
Peter Tmgen of Toledo, was call
ing on friends in Perrysburg, Friday
last.
George Wild and wife of Toledo
spent Sunday with Henry Wild and
family.
Henry Robson of Hull Prairie
spent Monday with Henry NTutschler
and wife
Miss Mary Kleeberger spent last
week with her cousin, Mrs Chas
Mutschler.
Miss Lizzie Voland and Frank
Andregg spent Sunday with relatives
in Luckey.
Miss Emma Swartz of Hobart,
spent the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Wilson Kohl,
Mrs. Tracy and daughter Mrs.
Davies of Toledo, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. C. F. Chapman.
Mrs H. S. Long of Paulding Co.,
returned home after pleasant visit
with her mother here.
Commissioner Gorrill, wife and
son were over from B. G.. last Friday
night and attended the Masonic enter
tainment.
Miss Lizzie Voland is home after
a few weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs Henry Hazel and other friends
at Liverpool.
J. II. Betz and wife of Toledo, and
Chris Voland of this place spent
Monday at Waterville the guests of
Con. Voland and wife.
Miss Edith Frusher entertained
Misses Ollie Frusher, Addie and Hazel
Eazmaier, Mildred, Edna and Mabel
Frusher and Ray Frusher on sunday
last
The Epworth League of this place
has extended an invitation to the To-
ledo District Epworth league to hold
their annual convention in Perrysburg
in June.
FOUND. Sum of money in Tele-
phone office. Owner can have same
by stating amount and paying for this
ad. Miss Caroline Sawyer, Perrys-
burg, O., R. F D. No. /.
Postmaster SaxbyIof Weston was in
town Wednesday and gave the Jour-
NAL a brief call Charlie is still suf-
fering from the effects of injuries re-
ceived in, the G. H. & d. h'y wreck on
the Terminal line last Summer.
Arthur Wallace and wife of Dun
bridge were happily surprised Tuesday
by the arrival of a number of relatives
and friends, the occasion being in
honor of their tenth wedding anniYer-
sary. They brought well filed baskets,
took possession of the dining room
and set out fine dinner which was
well disposed of, and very much en-
ioyed by all. They went home feeling
that they had spent very pleasant
day, Those present were Chas. Roe
and wife, Geo. Wallace and wife, A.
j. Conklin and wife, Fred Conlllin,
wife and daughter Mary Bell, Lam
bert Carter and wife, Mrs. Bennet
Carter, Mrs. VIM. Veitch and son
} Kenneth, Frank Sly and wife, Mrs
: James Sly, Anson Sparks, wife anG
daughter, Alice and Miss Editl
> Frusher.
4 r.. S. Sweet of b. G. gave th
JOURNAL a pleasant call on Monda.
S afternoon. Mr.. Sweet is secretary o
] the Wood county fair association an,
has also built up splendid busines
in which he has monopoly in Woo
: county. He is an expert accountan
, and his skull in Strengthening up aC
counts has been the means of estat
J., fishing business which is not onl
n producing fine income for Mr.. Swee
but is proving blessing to many busi
II ness establishments that cannot atfor
II to keep an expert accountant employe
all the time but by having Mr.. Swee
take their books and look after thei
n accounts they are enabled to get th
l. service of an expert for only such tim
II as is necessary to do the business
Many firms have found this an exec
ID lent system and thus Mr.. Sweet ha
d. work for a large force of clerks who's
es work he superintends, and thus give
he his clients a service they could not Il
ford under any other system.
On Tuesday of last week a iol
crowd of young people gathered at IL