Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-04-13
DIR. CLARENCE S. oRDwAY,
1859 Oak ST., TOLEDO, o.
Hours Till 0 a. M, 12 to and to
1880 p. m
Chemical and Microscopic Analvsis.

Clty elevator.
Samuel Krauss visited friends near
Delta few days this week.
BENZ. Thornton began the work on
II. Fralic's new grocery on Tuesday.
Edward Wenz of Ann Arbor,
Mich, will be home Easter and next |
week
Mrs. Anthony Sparks of Bowling |
Green spent Monday with Chas. Roe
and wife.
james Cook is about to commence |
the erection of new livery barn on
Main street.
Miss Myra Daniels spent Sunday |
with her sister, Mrs. Virgil Carter, at
Haskins.
Buns and doughnuts will be larger
after Easter, because wedding bells
will ring.
Miss Lou Holmes of Weston Is
spending the week with Edw. Church
hill and wife.
VIM. Bishop and wife of Tole-
do, Sundayed with w. p. Adamson
and wife.
were guests of VIM Budd and family
last Wednesday.
Miss Dorcas WetZel is spending a
few days with the Misses Fern and
| Violet KaZmaier at Roachton.
For SALE.-Easter flowers at
Danz's store and at j. II. Hufford's
green houses. Green houses closed on
Sundays. ea
Will Hall of Cleveland, visited
his cousin, Will Frusher and wife
and other friends in wyandotte this
week.
"A Perrysburg Base Ball team was
organized on Wednesday evening with
prospects of stronger and better
team than ever. Details next week.
For SALE-Good work mare; a
gentle driver, single or double. In
quire of LEO j. CARoLAN, l mile from
town on Pike road. ia
james Hayes was seen down town
Tuesday morning for the first time
this year. He Is much improved III
health which fact his many friends are
lpleased to hear.
VIM. Frusher and VIM. Hufford
of Wyandotte, formerly of this place,
are smiling over their raise in posi-
tions and salaries in the ship yard,
where they are working.
The death of Charles Pockleton
occurred at the home of his son in
Milan, Mich, last week Tuesday and
was buried on Thursday. He was
aged about rs years. Many Perrys-
burg people will remember him as a
resident of this place.
Commodore Kingsbury has added
another vessel to his fleet of sand
barges and will soon have her fitted
out for the seasons business. The
new craft is christened 'M. Tuttle"
| and she is one of the largest craft in
, the business on the river.
The women's meeting at the M. L.
church on Wednesday afternoon was
well attended and Rev. Swearingen
gave them some good and timely ad-
wise which will, no doubt, bring do
) mestic happiness to many homes. The
women seemed to enjoy the address
very much.
: The Perrysburg Base Ball Team
will give dance at the town hall on
Wednesday evening, April Is, the pro-
ceeds to go toward getting the grounds
in shape for the coming season. Tick
cts so cents per couple, and are for sale
, by any member of the team or at the
drug store.
All smart up-to-date women of to-
day,
Know how to bake. wash. and TO
play;
Without these talents wife is
N. G.
, Unelss she takes Rocky Mountain
Tea. VIM. Comstock & Son.
-Thos. Frusher and wife and j. f.
Byrne and wife went to Adrian last
Friday, and attended the golden wed
ding anniversary of j. l.. Kirk and
wife, relatives. A delicious four course
o'clock dinner was served to 80 friends
and relatives, after which the evening
was enjoyed with a short informal pro-
gramme. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk were the
recipients of many beautiful and cost