Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-09-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


home on the 10th.
Geo Caldwell and family of Lime
City, spent LaborDay at Detroit.
Jess Thornton and wife attended
a wedding in Weston on Wednesday.
Charles Hanson went to Shirley,
Ind, to commence work for the SEA
son.
VIM. Dunipace of Scotch Ridge,
was the guest of PeTrysburg relatives
last Saturday.
Mrs. John Roe and son, Tom, of
Bellevue, are visiting Chas. Roe and
family this week
Mrs. NJ. j. Forester and Mrs.
VIM. Brindley of Swanton, attended
the funeral of Frank Rhoda last Fri
day.
Joseph Crago, the veteran Justice
of Lake township, was in Perrysburg
last Tuesday and gave the JOURNAL u
pleasant call.
Miss Bertha. and Everett Com
stock of B. &. with their guests, Miss
Hattie Stewart and Ira Comstock of
st. Louis, spent Wednesday with Wm.
Comstock and family.
A deserving young man who de
sires to attend school in Perrysburg
wishes to secure place where he can
secure home and do work for his
board. Enquire of c. +. Stinebaugh.
-Mesdames f. 4. Wetmore L. +.
Oblinger, L. l.. Blue, Miss Robertson
and +. p. Averill and wife attended
the reunion of Robertson Wetmore
relatives at the home of Mrs. A. A.
Cooley, near Haskins on thursday.
Mrs. Jacob Schlect, ST., Mrs. An
drew Kazmaier, Sr., Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Fred Kazmaier went to Toledo
Thursday for days outing and willie
there they had Il group picture taken
of the party, showing members of the
four generations of relatives.
- Cards announcing the birth of
Lawrence Oscar Riddle. son of Otis b.
Riddle and wife of DesMoines, are re-
ceived by friendsi in Perrysburg. Mrs.
Riddle was formerly Miss Helen Law
renee of Perrysburg. Here's hoping
the youngSter will live a long and hP
py life.
Will Frusher and wife entertained
ut dinner on Wednesday, the following
guests: VIM. Stebel ard wife, Joe
Simmons and wife, Austin Phillips
and wife, Mrs. Geo. Simmons, Mrs.
Jacob Pringle, Il. A. Underhill and
Geo. Darr of Perrysbug; John Sim
mons, Alfred and Miss Mabel Simmons
of Bowling, and Alex Mcpherson of
Dunbridge.
On Thursday lasta pleasant days
outing was enjoyed by the members of
the Young Ladies society of Zoar
Lutheran church, who went to Detroit
and Belle Isle on the Greyhound. The
party was composed of Misses Ida and
Emma Danofsky, Sophia Shrader, Cora
Ellerman, Dora and Clara White,
Dora and Sadie Hahn, Cora Weidner,
Gertrude Zingg, Julia Christie and
Lottie Ide. They were escorted by
Rev. Ide, the pastor of the church.
Miss Delilah Conrad died suddenly
at the home of Mr.. Pheiles near Mo
line, on Saturday, Sept. ?, 1908. The
only person who was present at the
time of her death was little daugh-
ter of Mr.. Pheiles, who stated that
Miss Conrad was feeling ill and re-
clined upon a couch and when the lit
tie girl attempted to talk with her she
discovered that Miss Conrad had eX-
pired. The death is attributed to ac-
cute heart trouble. The funeral ser
vices were held at the NJ. L. church in
Perrysburg, Monday, by Rev, Mat
thews.
On Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming Mrs. G. A. Lucas entertained her
Sunday School class, the occasion be-
ing their annual picnic. AS usual
Mrs. Lucas had prepared delightful re-
freshments which were served in a
manner and each member
carried home with her souvenir a
dainty little pitcher in which she had
been served with chocolate. Mrs. Lu-
cas- is greatly attached to her class and
makes special effort forther entertain
ment which the young ladies regard as
one of the most delightful social feat
ures of the season.