Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-02-03


spent Sunday with relatives in Perrys-
burg.
Frank Hurie and wife of Toledo
were guests of Mrs. j. Cranker Tues
day last.
The JOURNAL is indebted to Mrs.
S. A. Cook for copy of the Daytopa
(Fla.) News.
Mrs. Williamson and son, How
ard, were the Sunday guests of Mrs.
X. G. Turner.
j. b. Tuuison of Haskins is spend |
ing the week with his daughter, Mrs.
J.. /. Browne.
- Lewis Gundy and wife of Kenton
were Saturday visitors of James Whit
more and wife.
w. p. Adamson and wife were
Sunday guests of George Waffle and
wife of Maumee.
Mrs. Lula Boys of Bell Center
spent few days Of last week with
Mrs. J. NJ. Brown.
FOUND. Horse blanket, on Tues |
day. Call at JOURNAL office and pay
% cents for this ad.
Mrs. Bennett Carter and Miss
Pargellls were guests of friends in
Haskins Wednesday.
TX. Ludlow, wife and children of
Mama spent Sunday with Charles
Grueshaber and wife.
Miss Meany and Miss May of To-
ledo spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. C. F. Hollenbeck
Social, Friday evening, Feb. 8, 'O5,
at NJ. E. church. Everybody invited.
Supper served for Is cents.
Miss Cooper of Waterville was a
guest at the home of Mrs. Eugenia
Chapman on uesday evening last
Charles Hoffman and wife are the
parents of fine baby girl which ar
rived at their home on Friday morn
ing last.
Mrs. Sherman Ross and Mrs.
Mary Holly Rlckter of East Toledo
were Wednesday guests of Mrs. j.
| Cranker.
j f. Byrne and wife, John Byrne
and Gus Lintermyer Sundayed with
Edward Spilker and wife, east of
Bowling.
Miss Minnie Broka of Bowling
Green is spending the latter part of
this week with her parents, Henry
Broka and wife.
The Junior Christian Endeavorers
of the Evangelical church realized the
neat sum of $50 at the "Sock Social"
last Friday night.
Misses Tillie Thornton and Lula
Wallace attended the Snow storm
given at LaFevre's in Toledo last
Tuesday evening.
1t is reported from Roachton that
Henry Mutchler will soon take unto
himself wife in the person of a
charming young lady of Hull Prairie.
LOST. T.-Pocketbook, containing a
small amount of money. Finder will
receive a liberal reward for the return
of same to the JOURNAL office. Asa
The following are the names of the
Councllmen announced in st. Rose OF
Lima church on Sunday last: Johr
Ault, VIM. Dibling, Gus Ranker, John
Kellermeier.
Trustees John Croft and William
Brossia and Health Officer James
Hayes attended the meeting of thu
State board of health in Columbus last
, Friday and Saturday.
The Mt. Clemens Sugar Co hav,
decided that all beets grown in tn,
vicinity of Perrysburg, shall b'
weighed in Perrysburg, and haye als'
r reduced the freight rate and the pric'
r of seed Asa
"A. Ballentyne has moved his fam
lily to Milbury where he will assume
8 management of one of c. F. Chap
+ mans farms. Many friends will regre
8 their departure but wish them healtl
: and success in their new location.
Adam Leydorf informs the JOUR
4 NAL that Jacob Artz has recovere,
e from his recent serious illness and /
e again at his home in Chicago Junctlol
: having returned from the Chicag
4 hospital last week, Many old tim
d friends will be pleased to learn of hi
!, recovery.
: Prof. w IL. Mccarthy of Toledo
6O2 Splitter Bldg. will be at the ES
'. change hotel, Perrysburg, from "a. n
e until 80 p. m. Tuesday, Feb. Z, fo
:, chironodiSt and manicurinp treatin