Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-11-24
ADDITION LOCAL.

Charles Teegarten of Toledo was
calling on friends here Sunday.
--Melyin Brokaw is smiling oyer the
arrival of baby boy No. 1. born Fri !
day.
Miss Nellie Taylor is spending the
week with Mrs. Chas. Frusher near
Bowling.
Mr. Gardner and wife of Toledo
spent Monday with Charles Schaller
and wife.
Henry Wilde and wife Sundayed
with their son, Geo. Wilde and wife
in Toledo.
"A bran new little Miss arrived at
the home of VIM. Budd and wife on
Saturday last.
Thomas Ordway and wife of Bow
ling Green Sundayed with Thomas
Frusher and wife.
Deputy Sheriff Roach accompanied
by his wife and daughter spent Sunday
with Perrysburg friends.
-Chas. Lintner returned to his home
in Toledo last Saturday after spending
the week with his parents here.
"A. c. Fuller and sons went to Or
land, Ind, last week Saturday to at
tend the funeral of Elisha Fuller.
Joe Il. Baird and three children
spent the day IN Perrysburg calling on
relatives and friends last Saturday.
A marriage license was issued to
Romeo Robinson of Perrysburg and
Miss Rebecca Harness of Sugar Ridge
Frank and Hubbell Fuller will
spend their Saturday holiday on the
farm with Fred Schaller and family of
Roachton.
&C. T. Shier went to Cleveland on
Tuesday and returned accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. A. Shier, who will
spend the winter here.
". NJ. Bradtield reports that he has
about completed the work of shipping
the sugar beets from this locality
There were about 10000 tons of very
fine beets.
The w. C. T. U. will hold their
usual meeting at the home of Mrs. C.
A. Lucas, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 2S,
at 2:30 O'Clock. All members and
friends are invited to attend.
Many Perrysburg friends of Sam
Harvey, manager of the Bell telephone
company of b. G., will be pleased tC
learn that he is recovering from a cast
of blood poisoning, which threatened
his life.
See our new line of ladies, misse,
and childrens aprons. Ladies ant
misses underskirts. This line is en-
!, tirely new and the styles are quit,
different from anything we have had
" See them, at FULLER's.
Timothy Ragan and Peter Ragar
= of Maumee called on PerrysburI
friends Wednesday. Mr.. Ragan, Sr.
is recovering from a severe illness ant
t was taking little exercise and enjoy
: ing the beautiful Indian summer sun
9 shine.
Mrs. &. Mcknight entertained a
a family dinner Sunday, in honor O
Mrs. G. b. Shepler, who left on Tues
day for Los Angeles, Cal. The guest
a were j, B. Shepler, wife and daughter
y w. Wilmington, wife and two Chi
= dren, Mrs Medick and Mrs. C. b
: Shepler of Toledo.
y "A. c. Fuller and wife will spen
> Friday on the farm with Albert Reit
: eel and wife, and while the ladies pre-
n pare good dinner, Reitzel and Fulle
e will tramp through the woods for tn
e purpose of soaring few quail. I he
0 will probably be ready to sit down to
@ good chicken dinner after their har
days tramping, and enjoy it Will
they think of the quail they woul
have brought home if there had bee
any birds in the township.
The funeral of Capt. Luckey wa
. held at Memorial hail. Toledo, o.
> Thursday last under auspices of th
q G. A. r. The remains were taken t
Elmore for interment. The pallbeal
| Il.
bers of Company l., Third Ohio Caval
ry the company commanded by Capt
Luckey, and were Ira Knull, Chri
Finkbeiner and Thomas Hayes o
Perrysburg, B. r. Hull of Toledo
S Theodore Alexander of b. g., Jas
Boggs and Perry Kimball of Elmore
g FROM AMSI ERDAM.