Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-05-19

Fred Kazmaier, wife and son spent
Sunday in Stony Ridge.
Charles Kazmaier and wife were
Toledo visitors Tuesday.
= Mrs VIM. Brown visited her par
ents in Toledo, Sunday.
Mrs. II. G. Turner is visiting rela-
tives in Wauseon, this week
Ira VanSicltle of Roscommon,
Mich is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Darrow has returned after a
two weeks visit in IIillsdale, Mich.
Mrs. David Hatcher is the guest
of her sons at Cleveland this week.
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. j. Perrin
of Roachton, spent Sunday in Toledo.
p. j. Pitson is now operating the
CranRer blacksmith and wagon shop.
Mrs. b. F. Gunder was the Tues.
day guest of her daughter, Mrs. G.. w.
Moser.
Lou Baer, wife and children of To
ledo spent Sunday with T. c. Well
stead and family.
Mrs. w. p. Adamson and daugh-
ter Miss Anna, called on Mrs. Bodi at
Monroe, Sunday.
Miss Julia Owens of Weston, visi-
ted her uncle, Lewis Shipman and fam
lily last Saturday.
e. ]. Spilker and wife of Webster
township, were guests of J. f. Byne
and family Sunday.
George Gaghan and d. S. Wilder
OF Toledo, made business call in Per-
rysburg Wednesday.
Miss II. Hulburd returned Thurs
day from two months visit with
friends in Fremont.
Durham Simmons and son, Earl,
spent Sunday with Charley Simmons
and family at Findlay.
! Mrs. d. Simmons was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Brownsberger, at
at Lime City Tuesday
Mrs. Henry Broka and daughter,
Esther, were visiting the Misses Broka
at b. G.. over Sunday.
Mines. n. j. and p. j. Murphy of
Toledo, were guests of Mrs. Frank
Hollenbeck, Wednesday.
Charles Graham, wife and son of
Dunbridge, called on F. G. Wellstead
and family Sunday evening.
Mrs. Basil Trombla spent the first
of the week in the country, with her
mother, Mrs. Lydia Pringle.
Fred Conklin, wife and daughter,
Y Marybelle, spent Sunday with Lambert
= Carter and wife at Hull Prairie.
y Mrs. Fred Hillabrand entertained
' the lady members of her euchre clul
of Toledo on Tuesday afternoon.
Tomato and cabbage plants. The
! best varieties, largest stock and prices
d right, at STEVE UARTsHoRN's
4 lib
i Mrs. Charles Kerstetter and son,
4 Howard, of Toledo, We're guests of A
; r.. Williams and family one day last
, week.
Mrs. 1. Judson entertained Tues
!: day, her mother, Mrs. J, II. McMahou
! and sister, Mrs. DR.. Themas of Bow.
ling Green.
! "A large delegation of Woodmen of
Way Camp, accompanied by their banG
b went to Findlay, Sunday, and partici
Il pated in the memorial services.
h Farm FOR SALE.-40 acres neaI
Il Holland and electric road. Good build
i; ings, black sand. A bargain.
= 11a* l.. j. WILSON, Perrysburg.
|; Little Master Clarence Giller o
= Waterville, died of whooping cough OF
Y Thursday last, aged about one year
y The funeral services were held at th
d Waterville Lutheran church on Satur
II day, conducted by ReY. C. S. Ide o
y Perrysburg.
Wilson Sweet, ST., was called t
Cedar Lake, Mich, last week on ac
count OF the death of his sister, Mrs
Darrlnger. He accompanied the re
mains to Plymouth, o, for burial O.
D. Tuesday. Thence he will go to Mans
to field, to visit his daughter.
The Roachton boys played doul
. le-header of baseball with the Water
+s vile and Perrysburg boys Sunday
First game Waterville, runs hits
Roachton, 3runs, hits Second gam
he -Roachton, 2runs, hits Perrysburl
py 1 run, hits. Perrysburg's game wa
". DELAYED by rain. The Roachton teal