Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-04-06
Fred Griss of Toledo spent We'd
iesdav with his narents here.

3c* A. r.. MORGAN.
Miss Katharine Schwind of East
Toledo, Sundayed with friends here.
Mrs. Oscar Quigley of Toledo was
a guest of Joseph Fackelman and fam
lily Tuesday.
Black mercerized skirts at $i.00
each that are specially good.
FuLLER's
Mrs. S. j. A. Laing and son,
James, are spendmg the week with
friends in Cleveland.
VIM. Whitman and wife of Toledo
were Sunday guests of George Witt
man, Sr., and family.
Curtain poles and stair rods and
1Oc each. New goods for spring house
fixing. FuLLER's
-E. r. Trombla, wife and daugh.
ter Hazel spent Sunday with Mrs.
Ellen Newton in Rossford.
Mrs. j. A. Rogers spent Wednes'
day last in the country with her
daughter, mrs. VIM. Moser.
Cocoa door mats 80 and 75c. a
very useful article in muddy times for
the cleaning of muddy shoes.
FULLER
Mrs. Fred Grueshaber spent the
latter part of last week with her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Thaiss, at Haskins.
Paul Treuschel and wife of Toledo
spent Sunday with the formers father
and sister, Chas. w. and Miss Emma
Treuschel.
"A. G. Crissey and wife OF Ada,
and Mrs. j. d. Hagaman of Toledo,
spent Thursday last with Il, |.
Browne and family.
Mrs. Henry Leydorf and Mrs. Mar.
tin Gray and children were guests of
Mrs. John Armbruster at Lime City,
Wednesday,
Small boys suits for spring, year
to Is knee pants. A new line is here
at from 5000 to $500 per suit.
FULLER'S
H. A. Kazmaier, wife and niece,
little Miss Katharine Byrne, spent
Sunday with Newman Davenport and
wife at Monclova
p. j. Mailer has entered the L. S.
Engineers service as chief steward of
the dredge Maumee now doing service
in the straight channel in Maumee
bay.
-Edw. Sawyer and wife and David
Letherer and family are now located
on large farm in Defiance. They
will be greatly missed by Perrysburg
friends.
We have added to our stock a full
line of Standard patterns. When you
need pattern don't forget to come
here for it. A. G. FULLER
Mrs. Fred Pomeroy and children
of Ashtabula and Miss Eva Zingg of
Bradner returned on Monday after
the, past weeks visit with their
mother, Mrs. Benz. Zingg and other
relatives.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Evangelical church will give social
at the home of John Holliger and wife
on Friday afternoon and evening,
April 6, 1905. Supper 10 cents. All
are welcome.
Something new and pretty in ladies
umbrellas, assorted colors, colored
border only S1.50 each for rain or sun.
Imported taffeta silk and a good arti-
Gle for q small price. FULLER's
Charles Sawyer and family are
now located in Defiance. where Mr..
Sawyer is employed at the Sash and
Door factory Many friends here ex-
tend best wishes to them in their new
field of labor.
1t requires larger buggy than us
ual to carry DR.. l.. E. Chapman
through town now since the arrival of
fine baby boy at his house last Tues
day evening. The doctor says he's a
thoroughbred and as fine as silk.
Fancy turnover collars for ladies
1oc each. Assorted collars. New.
FULLER's
Fred Hegamaster is now enjoying
himself with a new Cadillac automo-
bile. 1t is fine car and Fred handles
1t with the skill ola veteran. Norman
l.. Hanson, Cashier of the Citizens
Bank, is also enjoying a new automo-
bile.
Dr II II Rnathar hoe n,nuad his