Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-12-07
-Torrest Noble has been laid up for

foot.
Addison Underhill visited rela-
tives in Michigan the latter part of
last week.
ROMAN STRIPED belts are all the
rage now and we can show swell
1 line for % cents. A. 9. FULLER.
Misses Lotta and Hazel Koons
spent Sunday with j. KEN and fam
jly in Toledo.
H. II. Sargent and family have re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Atlanta.
VIM. Veitch and wife entertained
Sunday Miss Hlpp of Columbus and
Mrs. A. Allmendinger of Toledo.
Miss Nettie Kreps was the Sunday
guest of her brother, Ii. G. Kreps in
Maumee.
Rev. A. G. Bauer of East Toledo
spent Wednesday evening and Thurs.
day at the home of Fred Trueschel.
Mrs. Ed. Fahrer and children of
Toledo spent a few days of last week
with Albert Fahrer and family.
4 Mrs. Jacob Gross of Toledo was
the over-Sunday guest of Grant Hol-
brook and family.
Ira Hoover of Pittsburg, Pa, was
home for Thanksgiving and the bal
ance of the week.
-STRAYED "A fine Toulouse gander.
Weight 10 pounds. Liberal reward.
Phone blue 11-2 rings, or address box
235, Perrysburg, O. 40a*
George Cobb was the Sunday
guest of Lewis Shipman and family IN
Roachton.
Mrs G. S. Shier was the guest of
Mrs. w. S. Woodring in East Toledo
last Friday.
Frank Burdo of East Toledo was
in town and in Bowling Green on
business, Friday.
Way Mufiers just the fling for
cold weather. Who sells 'em?
A. G. FULLER.
Mrs. VIM. Gilman of Toledo and
Mrs. Julia Louis of Stryker were Sun
day guests of A. r. Williams and fam
i
We direct your special attention
to our heavy gloves as they are very
necessary at this time of the year.
FuLLER's
Mrs. VIM. Salsbery and Mrs.
Chas. Eager and children of Toledo
spent Sunday with DIR. l.. f. Chap
man and family.
-Osteopaths, Drs. Reese & Reese,
Suite 442 Nicholas Bldg, Toledo.
Consultation free to those living out
of Toledo
VIM. Wellstead and family enter.
! tained at Thanksgiving dinner. VIM.
Kohl, wife and daughters of Water
vile and Albert Fahrer and family.
You'll find some swell silk collars
for % cents and good assortment OF
lace ones, price 25c to S1.5O, if you'll
look in the window display at Full
LER's this week.
Miss Florence Spilker was the
dinner guest of her brother, E. j.
j ODllhtI anu NllC III w COobCl bOMhohlP
on Sunday of last week. They &C
I companied her home in the evening
and were guests of Mrs. Mary Ann
! Spilker and family near Five Potts.
--SHoEs-For ladies. Our IMPERIAL
shoe line has been livened up with a
big lot of new ones. This line has
made big hit and we know how good
- 80 ~ ,,,o loxa M rr;ad n far a unnd
} many years. Prices range from $500
\ up to $3.50 Call and see our new
\ ones. A. G. FULLER
The next l.. t. L. meeting will be
I held at the Lucas home Friday even
] ing. Dec. 7. A very interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared. Every
body inyitede.
\ The one-year-son of Frank Huf-
! ford and wife is reported very ill with
y pneumonia. The eldest son of V. M
\ Bradfield and wife is suffering with
the same affliction.
Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
plexion sallow? Liver needs waking
n up. Doan's Regulets cure bilious at
I; tacks. % cents at any drug store.
|; Miss Mary Haymaker's Sunday
Y school class of young men of the M
E. church will give market at Davis
|; hardware store on Saturday Afternoon
Y of this week. Give them a call.
Y Canvas Gloves for men, ladies
y and boys. A new line that are better
IA than most gloves of this sort We ha(
Il them made specially for us and yor
|, will find the workmanship and fit SUI
y perior to any you have bought any
Y where. A. G. FULLER
y &C. L. Koch and family had thu
y following guests at dinner on Thanks
giving L. Il. Koch and family. Mat
Koch and Miss Zollinger of Sandnsky