Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-05-05

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j. b Webb of Toledo spent sun
day in Perrysburg.
Mrs. VIM. Kazmaier was calling
in Toledo last Friday.
Curtain swiss for sash curtains.
New patterns, at FuLLERs.
Miss Clara Leydorf of Prairie De
pot, was home over Sunday.
Mrs. l. N. ITolbrook is visiting
friends in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mrs. H. A. Hamilton has returned
from her Winters soiourn in Illinois.
John Barton and wife of Toledo,
are guests of VIM. Barton this week.
Don't forget the skirt sale all next
week, at FuLLER's.
Misses Minnie and Sarah Broka of
b. c., spent Sunday with their parents,
Henry BrolSa and wife.
B. F. Whitnall and wife of Cold
water, Mich, We're guests of A. c.
Fuller and wife this week.
Have your lawn mowers sharpened |
at SsEvE HARTsHoRN's SD
Robert Stickles has purchased the
Anna Mary Lober estate in this place,
of Adam E. LeYdorf, the Administra-
| tor
w. i. Fetters and wife. nee Miss
Ida Taylor of this place, are the proud
parents of big baby boy born last
week.
Mrs Susie Hepburn-Lipner of To
ledo, was the guest of E. $. Townsend
and other friends here few days last
week
Good skirts at about half prlce
next week, at FuLLER's.
Report that Joe Curtis, formerly
of this place was injured in wreck is
not correct. He is working in Clarks-
vile, Va.
"A fine baby boy arrived at the
home of Charles L. Maddy on Tuesday,
and had his name registered as a men,
Der of the family.
Floor oil cloths, lace curtains, cur
tain poles. New line, at FULLERs
VIM. Matthews and wife, Carl
Matthews and Eddie West of Toledo,
spent Sunday in this place, the guests
of John Croft and family.
Henry IIalbert and wife, Miles
Halbert and wife, Ed. Halbert and
Miss Thornton of Haskins, were guests
of John Perrin and wife at Roachton.
The skirt sale will last one week
only, SO don't put off coming in, We
want you to see the line anyway
whether you buy or not.
A. G. FULLER.
Little Miss Helen Leydorf cele-
brated her sixth birthday on Friday
last, and entertained about fifteen lit
tie lady friends. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
Lace panels for doors at % and
35c. Best of styles. FULLER's.
The Empire Dramatic Co. that
:, played Il weeks engagement here last
week were greeted with crowded
houses. They gave excellent satisfac.
) tion and made contract to return fol
lanother week
| George Leydorf, who has been Wis
iting his brother Fred, and other rela
e tives in this country for the past eigh
months, returned to his home in Ger
many this week, sailing on the steam
ship Name on Wednesday.
v We return all skirts not sold a
the end of one week so don't della.
coming in and" looking them over
You are all very welcome.
A. G. FULLER.
u -Perrysburg telephone subscriber
L can have the privilege of talking to th
subscribers of the Maumee eXchang
e on and after this date, on the paymen
a of cents toll. The lines of both town
are now connected so that messenge
o service is unnecessary, thanks to Man
9 ager Hillard's efforts.
EARLY cabbage plants, four varie
ties, s cents per dozen.
,, SC STEVE HARTsHoRN.
The JOURNAL is pleased to AZ
nounce that our friend Prof. CIayto
81 Kohl has been reelected SuperintenC
" ent of schools Of Mechanicsburg, o
at salary of 81, 200. 1t is a pleasur
n to hear of MI KS success as it is ev
dence that perseverance will bring it
reward. Clayton was Il student in TIL
Il Il