Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-08-11

Wendell Eek enjoyed a trip to De
trolt, Sunday.
Miss Amelia Wetzel is visiting in
Prairie Depot.
F, A. Robertson of Tontogany |
was in town Monday.
The latest new belts at 25c and soc. |
A. G. FULLER's
Miss Mary Haymaker is visiting
! relatives in Defiance.
Joseph Welmer and wife of Piqua
are guests at the Kokenge home.
Frankie Artz of Toledo spent a few |
! days with Oscar Hahn last week.
Miss Daisy Long of Angola, Ind.
is visiting Miss Wilda Graham.
Jacob Artz and wife took supper
with Henry G. Hahn last Thursday.
Miss Amelia Dauer who has been
attending college at Lima has returned
home.
IL. /, DlOWllt dlu ldlnlly MClC
guests of Mrs. Brownies sister at Has
kins, Sunday.
Herman Gighax spent Sunday at
Leipsic and was accompanied home by
Miss Ida Pitney.
Jacob Henderson and wife are the
proud parents of a baby girl which ar
rived Saturday.
Miss Florence Rossbach of Litch-
field, H., Is the guest of Joseph Ross
bach and family.
VIM. Crook and daughter, Miss
! Alice, are spending the week at Mack
\ mac and the 500.
} Mrs. Mical of Sandusky and Mrs.
\ Shalie of Toledo were recent guests of
& f. G. Curtis and wife.
\ will Kirk, wife and daughter of
D Adrian, Mich, were Sunday guests of
Y Thos. Frusher and wife.
\ VIM. Adamson and wife attended
Y the funeral of David Garfield. at
= Whitehouse last Friday.
Y Prof. L. l.. Conkey of the Grand
Y Rapids Veterinary college called on
y DR.. l.. E. Chapman, Sunday.
Y Mrs. Henry Harris and Mrs. M.
y Buckney of Toledo were guests of
D VIM. Ford and wife, Tuesday.
y Those ties for men and boys at 25c
d are better than the ordinary. AT
"a A. G. FULLER'S
d F. W. Johnson, wife and children,
% Mrs Fred Klingler and children spent
n Thursday at Walbridge park.
N Mrs. A. l.. Story of Milwaukee is
n expected here the latter part of the
y week to visit her sister, Mrs. S. a.
Y Cook.
n VIM. Charles, Jr., and Chester
Y Chappell are spending the week in
u Orland, Ind, with A. C. Fuller and
N family.
q Farms in Defiance and Paulding
n Cos. for sale, Might take Perrysburg
81 property in exchange. L. j. WILSON
n 23a*
81 Mines. S. +. Hartshom, A. j
81 Witzler, VIM. Mills and d. Simmons
y Jr., spent Tuesday afternoon IN the
~ country with Mrs. Chas. Britten.
. Mrs. Chas Britten and children
~ Mrs. Chas. Bayer and children, Mrs
II DIR. l.. E. Chapman and Miss Florence
" Spilker formed picnic party to Wal
III bridge park, Thursday.
~ Dear Gust have solved the moth
u er-in-law problem, just give her regu
81 larly HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
X 1t will make her healthy, happy ant
u docile as lamb. 35 cents. Tea oil
81 Tablets. Bowers & Comstock.
~ -Elwin Davenport and wife had a!
u their Sunday guests, V. l.. Twininl
~ and family of Belvue, III. A. Twinine
. and wife of Haskins and r. Twinin9
y and family of Bowling Green.
do Mrs. Edith Maddy entertained ;
few friends at dinner on Saturday il
PC honor of Harry Crabb and family o.
ov Cleveland Mrs. F. Il. Hollenbeck Ell
tertained the same party at luncheon
. The Ohio State FAIR Association
has secured as an attraction for it
next exposition, to be held at Colum
bus the week of Sept. A, the daring
aeronaut, Roy Knabenshue, of Toledo
~ who will give daily exhibitions.
IN The annual picnic held by Wa
Camp, w. o. W., at Fort Meigs Sun
day, proved an enjoyable affair to th
members, their families and friends
The various camps in this and adjoln
ing counties were also well represente