Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-07-28

Miss Myra Daniels is visiting with
Mrs. Geo. Carter of Haskins this week.
Misses Helen Bowers and Daisy
Schaumloeffel spent Saturday in To-
ledo
Miss Maude Armstrong was the
guest of T. j. Tonkin and family this
week.
Miss Lila Moser is the guest of
Mrs. John Moser, Sr., and Mrs. Mar
tin Stevens this week.
Misses Myra Anon and Daisy
Schaumoeffel were guests of friends
in Toledo Wednesday.
Miss Collver, n former employee
of the JOURNAL, made pleasant call
on same Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Grueshaber spent last
Thursday in Sandusky, Cedar Point
and the Soldiers Home.
Fred ID. Hegamaster is having a
cement sidewalk constructed along his
residence property on Second street..
M. B. Cook reports the sale of In
Lot No. 5S1 in the village of Perrys-
burg, Levi Warner to Melvin Brokaw.
The balance of my trimmed hats
are on sale at Danz's confectionery
store. They will go at a bargain.
Mrs. ANNA BISHOP
j. E. Whitmlll and wife and
Phillip Emery and family enjoyed a
picnic at Walbri6ge park the first of
the week.
Miss Helen Hamilton was very
pleasantly surprised by party of
young friends who called on her on
Monday evening.
Rev. l.. II. Gressley of East Tole-
do will occupy the pulpit in the NJ. E.
church Sunday, July 30, at the usual
morning hour.
VIM. Raab and family of Toledo,
Miss Smith and Joe Langenderfer of
Sylvania were Sunday guests of John
Schwind and wife.
Miss Leila Hollenbeck entertained
friends on Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her guest, Mrs. Crom, of
Springfield, Mo.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will hold their picnic on Adams side
hill by log house, east of town, on
Wednesday, Aug.2.
w. +. VanNorman, of Lima,
brother to our townsman, G. ii. Van
Norman, has accepted position as
motorman on the Valley line.
-Infrmary Director, A. p. Corey
called on the JOURNAL family Mon
day. Mr. G. is one of the stalwart
Republicans of Perry township.
It. J. Tonkln and wife, Misses
FGertrude Thornton and Mildred Ton
kin and their guest Mrs. Burton of
Kansas enjoyed trip to Detroit on
Thursday last.
The Woodmen of the World band
of this place has been secured to fur
nish music at the Republican county
convention to be held at Bowling
Green next Tuesday.
C. G. McColley, Wood county
man, a stenographer by profession,
has accepted an $1,000 position with
the Panama canal commission. He
sails fromNew York August 81.
The Bowling Green board of trade
have secured the location of a factory
for the manufacture of incubators and
brooders and kitchen cabinets. Fif.
teen men will be given employment al
the start.
Miss Mcknight entertained al
luncheon Thursday noon, Mrs. Funk
houser of Bowling Green, Ky, Mrs
Frank Rider of Lime City, and Mrs
e. l.. Blue. The occasion was reun
ion of former school-mates and was
very enjoyable.
On Wednesday. Mrs. II. NJ. Hoov
er entertained at tea party of lady
friends. The occasion was highly EN-
joyable to all present and was a most
charming social event. The guest!
were Mines. Johnson, G. Finkbeiner
II. II. Sargent, II A. Hamilton, ST.
G. F. Chapman, +. A. Wetmore, Geo
Mcknight, n. l.. Hanson, II. L. Aver
Ill, S. A. Cook and ii. e. Peck. Re
grets were received from Mines. Lee
A r. Champney and F. +. Hollen
beck. A pleasing feature was TIN
place cards which were scenes from
Venice taken from films secured b.
Ira Hoover while touring that countr.
few years since. They were highl.
priZed by the guests Mrs Hooye