Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-09-15

-Chas. Dauer and wife of Toledo,
were the guests of relatives and friends |
here last Sunday.
Miss Hattie VanNorman of Lima,
visited with her brother, G. II. Van
Norman, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee of Greeley, Colorado, ar
rlyed in the Burg on Saturday, for
visit with her old friends.
Mrs. Will Powell visited her
brother George Osterhout, and his
family in Haskins Tuesday.
Charles Dehn, wife and baby of
Toledo, were guests of A. j. Conk-
lin and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Powell entertained
Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs. Harvey
Twinlng of Haskins on Tuesday.
Miss Lapham of Plymouth, Mich,
and Mrs. Miner of Toledo, spent Tues
day with +. ,Jezzard and family.
Samuel Lawrence and wife of
North Baltimore, were recent guests
of the formers parents, c. Leaf and
wife.
Misses school caps and Ladies
ready-to-wear and tailored hats. Call
and see the new line. MISS EMCH.
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Brandhuber and wife have returned
from very pleasant outing at Hig-
gins Lake.
John M. Drury and wife and Miss
Casey of Toledo, spent Sunday in Per-
rysburg, the guests of Fred Hillabrand
and family.
Miss Alice Crook of this place was
guest of the Washington street, To
ledo, Sunday school at their picnic at
Walbridge park last Saturday.
Mrs. John Koerber, Mrs. Bucken-
berger and sons, Martin and George,
have returned from Shepherd, Mich,
where they have been visiting John
Snyder and wife.
, Miss Lille NJ. Selling is visiting
relatives in Ft. Wayne, Kendalvllle
and Plymouth, and in company with
her uncle, Samuel Gretzinger, will
pay visit to Chicago.
There will be a meeting of the
Perrysburg w. C. L. U. at the Presby
terian church on Tuesday afternoon
Sept, 10, at 2:3O p. m. to which al
ladies who are interested in temper
ance work are respectfully invited.
Mrs. Koerber, Mrs. Buckenbergel
and sons, Martin and George, of thi'
place, John Snyder and sons, Arthur
and Oscar, Chris. Snyder and wife o
Isabella County, Mich, called on Mr
Buckenberger and daughter Carrie, il
Mlddlen county, Mich, last Sunday.
Henry Buckhouse was in tow
Tuesday and shaking hands with
r number of old friends. He has beel
I. rather feeble for some time past an,
o does not get down town very often
, Mr.. B. came to this country and loca
;, ted in Perrysburg In 1885, when he wa
but IA years of age. Hehas seen man
: changes take place in the old town.
The ladies of the M. e. church vii
hold an experience meeting and chick
en- supper at the church parlors o
Wednesday evening, September 20, t
II which all are cordially invited. SUI
s. per will be served from to O'Clock
n Synopsis of the programme How
S earned dollar. Admission, includin
j supper, 10 cents.
/ On Wednesday evening last
party of Perrysburg gentlemen wen
l. down to Joe Evans camp on the Whit
e farm to enjoy camp banquet. Their
IS were about fifteen in the party bu
n the cooks thought there were at leas
4 fifty. Chicken was the principal iter
n on the bill of fare but it didn't las
o long as some of the boys who a
rived little late, desired, as the
= found their portion of the chicke
+, had changed to wienerwurst. How
= ever, everybody had good time an
lie were ready to go again the next nigl
If an invitation had been extended
Are you lacking in strength an
i vigor? Are you weak? Are you
70 pain? Do you feel all run down? TIL
"a blessing of health and strength CON
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