Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-05-01
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Miss Lamyra Daniels spent Satur-
day with Miss Edith Frusher.
Mrs. X. Nellis spent last week
with her brother, F. Riser and family
of Toledo.
LosT.-A worn out black belt with
buckle, would like buckle returned to
JOURNAL Office. 9a%
William Daniels and son Merlin
spent Tuesday with his parents, Thos
Daniels and wife.
Miss Ruth Haylor of Bowling
Green, was the guest of Perrysburg
relatives Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Schumloeffel and Miss
Daisy spent last week with Mrs. An
drew Keller of Toledo.
Geo. Schlect and wi of Cleveland
will make their home in PER-, sburg
during the summer.
Will Broka of Collingwood is
SDbIlulllR a. lew WtOho WIN ilIS phiVheo
Henry Broka and wife.
j. F. Byrne and wife of Perrysburg
called on L. J. Spilker and wife of
Webster on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lam, ra Daniels was the Sun
day visitor of her sister, Mrs. Geo
Carter of Haskins.
For SALE.-100 pou nds Duck and
Geese feathers, dry picked. Enquire
John Etter, Maumee, o Cd
Mrs. Virgil Carter and son Clifford
of Haskins were recent visitors of her
parents, Thos. Daniels and wife.
Mrs. Herman Pappe MUS and Mrs.
Fred Leydorf of Toledo, spent Friday
with II. G. Leydorf and family.
Howard Eggleston, wife and son
of Toledo spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day with r. z. Barton and family.
w. r. Conway and wife of Rush
vile, Ind, are guests of Edw.
Churchill and family
Mrs. VIM. Gilman of Toledo was
the guest of her sister Mrs, A. r.
Williams the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Fred Kurtis and slaughter
Miss Mable of Perrysburg and Mrs.
VIM. Stebel of Webster called on Mrs.
E. J. Spilker, Thursday.
e. J. Spilker and wife of
Webster enjoyed a pleasant visit on
Sunda afternoon at the home of John
Swartz and family,
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet at
the home of Mrs Mcknight, Wednes-
day afternoon, May 6, at 2 80.
Many friends of Rev. w. w. Con-
stein will be pleased to know that he is
much improved, having every evidence
now of complete recovery from his
serious illn ess.
The River Side Stars and Roach
ton teams played their first game OF
ball of the season on Sunday last. The
game resulted in favor of Roachton in
score of % to2.
EARLY Cabbage, four varieties, sure
headers, the est to be had, at
Sb S. HARTHoRN's.
Mrs Robert Hillabrand enter
ItainoA NTrC paonl, an1 re
Emma Shepler of Toledo and Mis-.
Tina Mcknight of this place at lunch
con last Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Darrow start d fo
II Wapakonetta last Tuesday wher,
she expects to make her home. Mr.
Il Darrow having secured position al
n motorman in that city.
Miss Woodward attended tn,
Teachers Institute in Toledo.last Sat
y urday and reports large attendanc,
and much enthusiasm was manifested
l. by the teachers at all the sessions.
Mrs. A. V. Cole of Chicago, Mrs
e. G.. Brown of Bloomington, Ill.
Mrs. G. ID. Miller of Grand Rapids
Mich, and Mrs. Helen Riddle o
Kansas City, Mo-, were guests OF
a Mrs. D. A. Haylor in Bowling Greer
h Monday. IS /
-Commo lore Kingsbury of the Per
d sburg fleet sailed up to the ,Perrys
If rg dock with the Steamer NJ Tuttl
= which he has rebuilG and put in fin
50 condition for the sand trade. capt
9 Rogers is in command as Master an,
Chris Hartsing as engineer, and tn
prospects are good for season of exec
z lent business.
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