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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-13
CHAS. F. FRYE'S Shoe Repair Shop.
Work promptly done and guaran-
tied; prices right; across from
Wenatchee Department store. If

the rapidly developing horticulture
section of the Yakima valley. The
company Incorporates with a capita
stock of 100000, divided into
shares of 500 each. 1t is planned
to build a road to reach the big
| fruit growing district irrigated by
the Sunnyside canal, and connect
with the Northern Pacific railway a,
Parker and North Yakima. The
promoters expect to furnish power
for domestic and farm purposes, AMI
20 operate general freight, passen-
ger and mail carrying system of
interuID ban trains
Irrigation has been the advance
agent in the reclamation of that once
great desert of Central WASHINGTON.
1t has made the way clear for hun
dreds' Of families to secure homes
and independence. 1t has laid the
foundation for wealth and happiness
in the orchards and vineyards that
came into existence because Of the
power Of water. Wherever the sage
brush could be cleared and the land
made smooth enough to construct
irrigation laterals, the work of recla-
nation has progressed. Where a
few years ago was the scene of desc
lation may now be noticed the ha>
of plenty scattering lis blessings
among the industrious and contented
people. The desert has become an
oasis with boundaries limited only
by water bitches.
Electricity comes as the handmade
of irrigation to further the agricul-
tural and industrial development of
the Yakima country 1t represents
another step in the march of prog
ress. 1t enables farmers and fruit
growers to get all the returns pos
sible from their little tracts OF irri-
gated land. For the ready market
is one of the many necessities in
making q financial success of the
fruit farm. Quick and systematic
Connection with the railroads. carry
ing the products of the farm and or
chard to the seaboard and interior
markets, counts much in favor OF the
growers. The day has come when
the consumers are educated in all
that pertains to the fruit and vege-
table industry. They want the best
obtainable. and must have it deliv-
cred as early as possible.
The modern farm is no longer a
place OF drudgery. It has nole of
the old-time implements OF torture
used in tilling the soil, harvesting or
marketing the crops. Every up-to-
date farmer employs the latest meth
DDS in handling his acres planted to
market products. Electricity is one
Of the forces that cannot be dis
nensed with if the farmer has an op-
portunity to establish it on his place !
There are so many ways in which the
power can be utilized for profit and |
the saving of labor. 1t is the pur-
pose of the Yakima valley farmers to !
bring into requisition all the forces |
0btainable from the new electric |
power, and continue The era OF de- |
for which that section has |
become famous at home and abroad. /
Success to the electric handmade OF |
gatiOn-P.-I
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Main Office-Business and Editorial,
Columbia Valley Bank Building.
Wenatchee, Wash. Farmers Phone
1131.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-13

We are the pipe dealers. See us
before you buy and We will get your
order. Wenatchee Plumbing & Heat
ing. Co. Phone 251.+*s
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-13

For pipe see Wenatchee Plumbing
and Heating Co. at Columbia Valley
Bank. Phone 251.***
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Just touched the spot-that cot
fee at the Gem Cafe. Try it. ***
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Special for one week-50 callins
cards only soc. World Office.
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Happy! ! should exclaim, Why?
eat at the Gem Cafe. You get your
moneys worth: So
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-13

Wait for the Grand Millinery open
ing at Mrs. Webb s. ***
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Wait for the Grand Millinery open
ing at Mrs. Webb's.***
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RENT ADS.

FOR Newly-furnished rooms
for men. Apply 119 Chelan ave
nue.. If
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the postofice at Wenatchee, Wash.
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Six Months by mail, in advance. ESQ
Delivered by carrier. per week 10
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You are always welcome at the
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Special for one week-5O calling
cards only soc. World Office.
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IRRIGATION AND ELECTRICITY.

The Granger News announces the
organization of local company for
the purpose of constructing and op-
Grating an electric railway through
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-13

Rufus Woods Editor and Manager
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-13
ESTRAYED.
ORCHARDISTS.

ORCHARD PRUNING by a man
with II years experience in Dr.
chard work; am a practical Drun-
er, not wood butcher. H. z.
Eastman. Phone 110i.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-13

FURNISHED ROOM for Rent; gen.
tlemen roomers preferred. Apply
at 40 South Mission st. Phone
772.
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WANTED.

hire two horses for
ploughing for about week. w.
r. Prowell tt
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-13

FOR RENT-One modern furnished
room; heated. Apply 129 North
Mission. If
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or three furnished
rooms for Housekeeping or would
rent small unfinished house.
G. w. D., World ONCE.
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The Wenaichee World

Published daily except Sunday 10y tl,.,
World-AdvancA Publishing Company.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-13

to buy TWO dozen thor
oughbred brown leghorn pullets
and five cockerells; also l dozen
barred rock pullets. E. Towers,
Wenatchee P. o. 3-13
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-13

must be experienced. Call Great
Northern Hotel. II
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-06-04

Have you any broken furni-
ture bring it to the Minot Farni-
ture Company's repair shop and
they will repair it for you. 7-18tf
Cures dizzy spells, tired feelings,
stomach AID liver troubles, keeps you
we'll all summer. That's what Hollis.
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. Try
it and you will always buyi 81 cents,
Tea or Tablets. MCCOY q Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-06-04

When Jim Johnson said ut ssst Ward County
$4,000 to educate MCGEE" he only told half Of It,
TOT In our opinion Ward County has wholly failed
IN It's ph1anhropc and laudable psrpsse. Had the
county succeeded he would not 10 asking for 4
third term. The Office only pays =, 900 year AMI
takes UP all the time of its incumbent and he
therefore cannot take on any outsiie practice It
may be possible that George rsaAsss tie necessity
OF q post graduate course.
839eGe
Reports from all over the northwest show that
Minot will have very large crowd of farmers
ana stockmen here on June O. next Saturday-our
hrst market day. Are you coming?
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-02

tilnou naproti jelikoz slysel vyti
Wiki, poiala jej trapna pfedtucha,
ktera sc brzy splnila, nebof pfisel
ma mrtvolu hocha, jehoz telo bylo
cd dravcd rozdrasano. v tamaisi
krajine, iez je dosud malo zalidn6-
ma, objeyuje Sc stale veIke mnozstvi
Wiki vzdor tomu, ze osadnici ie
ysemoznG hubi.
Il v Ashby rozdelavala pi. Alice
Melby Y kamnech ohen pomoci pe-
troieje. pfi tenz tioflavina vybuchla
b nesfastnice podiehla popaieni-
nam.
] Frank Jeffries, byvaly skoldo-
zorce Red Lake Falls q nyni OBJ
chodnf zastupce meskal ia obcho-
dem Blackduck, kde pfi yystupo-
vani ma vlak padl mezi pohybujici
Sc vozy, jichz kola mn rozdrtila O.
be nnhv.
i v Lake Crystal vyhozen byl
James White jednoho hostince a
chteje Sc "a TO pomstiti, rozbil II ho-
stince velke prticelni okenni sklo V
Gene $3.50. Obdrzel "a to 80 dnf
--4Gzzccsns.. --4Gzzccsns..
/ Statni zdrayotni rada udava,
ze "a posledni rok objeyilo sc We
statu 2,52s pfipadd nestovic, KITE
rSztse rySzztse c5ests ttffiikrat tax tsik eeil Teeik}
jako roku pfedchoziho.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-02

Inc. Lawler poziva yelkeho ydhlasu
jako pravnik nadany fecnik. Ia
istayai 1iz nfad mestskdho korporac-
Infho praynika taktez vypomocne-
| no spolkoveho distr. navladniho.
Pred nekolika lety byl navrzen "a
guyernera stitu a podstoupil tehdy
lsilny boj proti republikanu knute
Nelsonovi populistovi Ignac Do
|neiiylnu, pfi cenlz byi prvns jme-
|noyanym porazen jen slabou vetsi-
|nou. Staya se zfidka kdy. abv muz
TAX schopny vynikajicich ylastno-
|sti yystoupil ma politieke knlhistf
pro iifad mayora mesta. v nejbln-
Il dobe I.awler ohlasi svoji platfor-
mu, ably kazdg yedel ma jakem sta
|noyisku trva AZ bude sc uchazet 0
navrzeni Y pfedvolbach.
Doxidame Sc, ze nejkratsi
dobe ma zde byti zalozen novy Fad
u
jednoty cSPS. Cleny mali b5ti mia
dfci zde vychovani a iednani We
seh0zich ma sc dit V anglickem ja-
zyku. Atkoli kazdy ma osobnf svo-
bodn iednati die sye vlastni vile,
my, pokud naseho osobniho pre-
syedteni &c tyce. v6fimc, ze We spo-
jenl je sila proto neradi vidime
pfilisne tfistenf sill tam, kde celku
lepsi kyne zdar.
= 81. Emma a Albfna Dyofakovy
2 Montgomery, Mimi, dli zde ma
vstevou II sve sestry pi. r. II. Dvo-
fakove.
E Pan Jos. Kostohryz Z Tusca-
rora uI odeiel pred nogym rokem
do pisku No. Oak, navEtiyiti tam
sveho bratra a mnoho jinych pr
buzngch. nimiz se nevid6l jiz pres
ID let
= Jestli pax jste zapoGali novy
rok nejakou noyou resolucfY
= Proslycha Sc, ze boz vyvolang
proti lostinsk5m ma b5t veden ie-
ste dale a sice "a f6eIem vym5teni
TAX zyangch okrska GervenYeh svz-
tel, obyvanych nizkymi zivly. Mno-
no mladych lidi pr5 SC uchyluje do
techto mist po zavfeni hostincd III
hodin vefer nedeIi.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-02

zprdvy re stdtu.
Nrchni soud spoienlch stati

Vrchni soud Spojen}ch Stati
rozhodl, ze pfestupnici mestskycl
IorsiInanci nejsou opravneni ku sou
zeni porotou Y poIicejnim neb NEST
skem soude. Pfipad, ma kteryz SC
rozsudek vztahuje, jest jednoho no.
|stifirkeilo minneapolis, kterg u
svedeen byl cervenci 1906 pre-
stoupenf ordinance zaposidajicf ne
delni prodej hostinci. Byl odsou-
zen ku zaplaceni poknty s25, avsak
07avToiai 7aToi g, jjciiiikoz mu byio odicprre-
no porotnf fizcnf. Statnf vrchnf
=s:...s.s szs;es.sss =szzss;es.ss Fe=ees Fer=eesi fisfru ted
yrvi,ni soud 5pojenycn stain roz-
sudek ten potyrdil.
! We Faribault vyhofel masny
kram PIP. Kokaisel Steinbaner v
patek tSden. Ohen vzniknul v ho-
fejsim poschodi rozmohl &C znac-
nou n11rou drive nez byl spozoro-
van.
| u seneka se sddluje, ze pre-.
paden byl slet5 hoch jednoho tamtj-
siho osadnika smeGkou Wiki d iimi
zadayen. Tdaya 80, he stale sc tax,
kdyz hocll ubiral se domil ze sIxoly.
Obflejne chodiyal pohromade VI
&c zaks, ale tentokrate byl pone-
chin ntjakon dobu po skole, tax ze
musel nastoupiti cestu samoten.
kdz proti obydcji dlouho yeter ne
pflehazel, vydal se mu otec se syi,
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-02

Y Jistem ceskem m6ste pfihodila
Sc pred nedavnem tato vesela ud1~
lost. Jistemu obchodnikovi narodil
Sc syarny klucina, COZ oznamil STA
stny otec svemu bratru temito slo-
w: Ones k nam pfisel hoch, KITE
~ 50 vydava "a tyeho synoyce.
Hned pfisla odpovtd aVis do
bfe, ze synoyce nemam. Never pod
yodnlkovi, yyhod' ho ven nebo del
no zatknout.p
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-02

iceJne NEIL p0stoyni roznaSeci.
We vyro6nl schulz spolku Slo
van, els. 3, G. ). d. T. j. byli zvo.
leni pro pffsti rok nasledujici dfcd.
nici: Martin keppl, pfedseda; Jo-
| sef Ralik, nistopfedseda Frank Ze.
leny, tajemnik; Frank Belka, 1cet-
nix Frank Hanzsal pelsladiniiaks;; Ma Ma
ltej Yalek, dnsernik, Frank Uria-
nek, prlvod6i: Alb. Korba, prapo-
recnik: JOS. Gotfrid, vnitFni straz
Alb. Samee, venkovni straz; Alb,
Zachar, marsal; Frank Rysavy, W
ibor majetku. zastupci do sjezdu
lzvoIeni r. A. krch. FIR. Skok, M.
Valek, Tom Silha. Alb. zachar. Err.
Belka, M. KeppI, F. Hanzal, X.
Paylecka, ]. stransky a Y. Vondra.
Schdze sc odbyvaji kazdou tfeti
|stfedu mesici.
r Sbor zastupc1 ceske svod. sko-
|ly pofadai nedaIi odpoledne va
|noGni besidku se skolni mladezi v
|sfni G. =. +. s., jez sestavaIa na-
|sledujicich cisel q pfednesi: i. pi-
sen '4Tazete se. proc isem Sloyan,r .
skolni mladez. 2. 'szdravicep BENZ.
Sanda ). +Iipa stoleta," Marcel
Arnold. 4. Ieniyi," Frank Hej~
duk. 5. .'CeskA Fee,n Anna Klima.
Is. 4Dve riizidky," Laura Kohout.
T. Pisen "Skolo. skoIo sIIko-
lebayka.n skoIni mladez j. sBo-
hads1 Vineene Nondrak. q. "Vdac-
most X rodicnm,v Henry Kuba. 10.
"pfednes na housle,v Eduard Gin
6era. III. @Doyedny rybaf," Cla-
renee Strachota. IL. Duetto ma pi-
ano pfednesly sla6ny Silhoyy. 10.
"Cistota,v MiIada pikal. IA. "Na
syobode," Ably Trdka. Is. "Cestl
exllIantl, Eduard CinGera. 16.
Ip6y @Pisn6 dccry ducha meho,D
zapeiy skolni divenky. liz. sSedla-
koyo yyznani," Kamila Pctfik. Is.
Nasim chatam, Frant. Masner.
10. "Navrat ptadete,v Silyie Dole
zzaii. zzaii 20. Ducttio nu piano prednesiy
slecny Marie Click Etty Klima.
Fl. Solo, pfcdnes ma housle Frank
Zdarsky. II. "Cacky sokolik,
1'iIIie Delezal 22 "Hus Zizka iis.kssa., =
Margaret JnkI. 20. Skolni piseii,
1Do skoIy.v Marie Jares. "a. ttT
matky," Alma Tr1ka. 25. 'spo-
klad, Y Frank Straahata % sspH
klad a v5straha,' Cecilic Smolik.
~. 4.velkg roznm,o Elsie Pale1ek.
rs. @Nestesti," Frank Jukl. 30.
spoangli6ena Ceska,n Milada Von-
drak. 80. Housloye duetto Ed.
Cintera M. Arnold. 81. "Mou-
iirJ Jenik, Josef Hciiuk. 81
'sSrekcjena m5yssll m5sl, : + NNovossnyy NNovossnyy 33. 33
sRozdilnt zadosti.r Frantiska Set
ka. 3f. .Ceskf nArod.o Kamila
PetFik. 3s. @Jiny 1as, jiny lid
|EIiska StGrba. SO. pisen zapely
Tillie Dolezal a Kamila petfik. 81
skde domoy mnj,n skolni mladez. |
Mimo skolni mladezc nGinkovaI pc
Fecky dramatickJ odbor Sokola. |
po vycerpani programu naslcdovalo
o<davani dark1 Navst6va obccen-
'sya byla slaba q celkovy program
lerovnal se ssym pfedchndc1m VI
r Klidna dosud poIiticka hladi-
~ byla k pFistlm iarnim yolbam
'tefena zprayou, r. znamy pravnikI
A nfste Daniel IavIer nechal NE
lle zakona primarnieh yolbach VII
ohotu zapsati % kandidAt pro dfadl
nayora mesta ria dcmokratick6 stra-
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-02
Moder,,f sle6inka.

@Prot je tax zanyslena, Mici?'
@Ale napsala jsem milostne
psanicko b nyni nevim komu je
mann poslat.o
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-02

ana
he xpravG spachane Ionpe-
u bytG IL. McDounaldoye Y mi.
m,lem elsie dodavame, ze tato pfi-
Ala Q 1926 nikoliv iak nayIns by
10 yysazeno S25- pfipad byl pre-
dan k vyytfeni tajnemu straznlku
Frascrovi, ienz brzy pfisel ma stopu
james Toheymu, jehoz zena je Sc
strou okradene divky. Byli ukryti
Minneapolis iieliiiIkoozz iieliiiIooz oiooilnnosttii oikooilnnostti
proti obfma silna syedGiIy, byli oba
zatteni.
Soudce Hallam Il distriktni-
no sondu odmitl povoIiti now soud
spoIetnosti poulicnich drah pfi-
pada krajana Jos. Kochty. iemuz
porota na jafe pfifkia $3.50 nahra-
dy "a telesne poskozeni pFi praci i
dilnach pouIicnich drah. Mimo
kochty pfiseI soueasna nahodn6 q
leyou ruku Fr. Jelinek, jennz bylo
porotou pfifknuto $4,000. Kochta
naehazi se nynf u svych pfibuznych
SeyernE Dakot5.
4 sfastn5 q vesely Novy ok
ysen osanafiim toholo lisGu.
= Rodina pana u. II. Sklenafe
byla nvrzena 40 velktho zarmsttku.
zIratlssl miIon, rokii staron dee
rsisku Violu, ktera po kratkb memo
ci slonala patek noci na zapal
Pile. Mrtyola jeji byIa prozatisnn6
nlozena v hrobce ma Oaklandskem
hkbitove. pozd6ii bude uloxena V
rodinnem hrob6 ma Roselaw hfbito-
". Zarnoucenym rodiGum vyslo-
=: =:issssss iss ffsII ffsassII sT,s;sr,oi roststrasf.
- Nejlepsi doba ku stayb6 je
Ia, kdyx mdzete Ne dohodnouti ma
cendch dfiyi. Pfijdse X nam my
vatn nsetfime penize ma yseho druhu
dFfyi. Name tfi ohrady dflyim.
Albert }. zachar Je nasim fiditc-
lem Gfs. 730 zap. z. ul. Telefon
Main 1850 IL, st. Paul Wrecking
4 Lumber Go. 22-tf.
e Loo Horner, zamestnany ja-
ko hoIiG iistG dime na SibIey uli-
cs, byI odsouxcn soudcem Orrem MI
Q mhsich do polepsoyny pro vyde-
radnost, jiz Sc dopustil na zakazni-
koyi, jerntaz pocltal za syojl praci
sz.5tD, ktera die nahiadu souiu me
In hodnoty ien 9oc.
: Matthias Moe, zijicf na York
nl., tekal patek odpoledne ma
Payne Ave. nm poiiitni karu. cilf6-
il II iaioStati do Flttsia d pr poikusc,
vghnonti e hlfzlci se kafe. hYl "a
eazen karnu iedencl npa1ntsn srn1- !
rem u ylecen fendren1 as JU stop. |
Motorak, iak se zda nehodu nespo-
zoroyal teprye ma pokfik cestuji |
cich karu zastayil. Nebozak utrpe
TAX tfzka poraneni, ze stay jeho |
yzbnznje yaznt obavy.
4 panatuite, ze maine pfeslnp- |
~ rok |
e Rodina y. Petersona, G59
Wells III, pozyala na vecefi nekolik |
zllsinyell. .Jednoho mladfch M
ssttynikil potaI zajimati revolver,
nalezenf Y zatniku domu 4 pr NJ
opatrnfn j MIN zaehazeni vysla /
rama kouIe proiela nohou pani ho
stiteIkY. Rozumi Ms, VI yetfrek byllI
Tim lsaed zakonfcn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-08-07

Ben Emch and wife called on
friends in Walbridge, Sunday.
Mrs. A. Rakestraw of EauClaire,
Wis, is visiting with Mrs. VIM. Ad-
amson.
Miss Marian Curtis visited with
Mrs. John Leatherman of Sylvania,
Sunday
Frank Rebensall and wife enter
tanned Charles Schaller and wife Sun
day evening.
Miss Mary McDougle of near
Lime City, was the guest of Mrs c.
Webb last Thursday evening.
Mrs. II. F. McAllister returned
home Sunday evening after three
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Oberley of Weston.
w. J. Kazmaier and Miss Winnie
Stephens have returned home, having
spent the past week IN Detroit the
guests of Fred Moss and wife.
Mrs. John Koons, Clyde Urschell
and wife, Miss Lottie Koons and Chas,
Van Dyke visited with Frank Wilson
and family of Prairie Depot last Sun
day.
Miss Smith and Fred and Miss
Jacobs of Gallon, o., were guests of
Robert Stickles and wife the latter
part of last week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-08-07
HASKINS
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Miss Bonnie Bernthisel of Liberty
Center is spending few weeks with
her parents, Wallace Bernthisel and
wife,
James Austin, wife and son of
Bowling Green spent Sunday with
the formers mother.
Miss Pearl Worline of Custar was
in town Thursday.
NJ, A. Shepherd of Custar and
r. E. Emmitt of Dunbridge were
seen ON our streets Friday.
Mrs. Louisa Watts is spending a
few days with her mother at Perrys-
burg.
Mrs. Geo Hoagland was taken to
the Rheinfrank hospital where she
underwent an operation, Monday.
Miss Edith Garrett has returned
home after visiting few days with
her aunt Mrs. Nellie Starkweather of
Toledo.
The Ice cream social given by the
Band Saturday evening was well at
tended.
Ed. Robinson, wife and son Ross
are camping at the river this week,
Clyde Selkirk, wife aud daughter
spent Sunday in Bowling Green
Mrs. Hugh Mine of Tontogany was
the guest of Miss Irene Cunning,
Thursday.
Henry Twining and family have
moyed into the house formerly oc
cupied by Howe Bassett and wife,
Dan Bemis and mother entertained
company Sunday.
Mr.. Ricard and wife have moved
here.
Mrs. VIM. Morelock end baby were
in Toledo, Wednesday.
Miss Leta Garnes of Bowling
Green was a guest at the Wickam
home Sunday.
The Thornton sisters of GRANVILLE,
O are visiting at the home of Ed.
Thornton and wife.
Master Hartsing has been visiting
at the Demuth home the past week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-08-07

DR.. Noble of East Toledo called on
Frank Noble and family, Tuesday
morning.
Mrs, Ed. Saunders of Akron, o..
is the guest of her parents, Ed.
Thornton and wife.
Mrs. John f. Lintner spent Thurs
in Putin Bay, in company with her
sons family OF Toledo
-- Mrs. F, r. Hollenbeck is enter
tanning Mrs Cha. Consaul of Wash
ington, d. c., this week.
Mrs Sarah Spafford of Hull Prairie
was the guest of Miss Houston and
other friends here this week.
Many friends will regret to learn
that Miss Jessie Frederick, who was
seriously burned recently, is suffer-
ing severely, and her recovery is doubt
full
Mrs. g. G. Hegley entertained her
Sunday School class of the Evangel-
ical church last Thursday. Refresh
ments were served and the day was
enjoyed by all.
After a heavy meal, take couple
of Doan's Regulets, and give your
stomach, liver and bowels the help
they will need. Regulets bring easy,
regular passages of the bowels.
Geo. Kemp, Jack Chappell, Bert
Homer, Steve Snyder, Charles Fleck,
Frank Trumpy, Art and Russell Kaz-
maier are camping at Lake George,
near Fremont, Ind.
Miss Flora Spilker, J. F. Byrne
and wife of Prerysburg, Mrs. Fred
Kurlis and sons Robert and John and
daughter, Miss Grace of Lime City
were guests on Sunday at the home
of E. j. Spilker and wife of Webster.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-08-07
VIA Ohio Central.

Earl Carpenter of Rising Sun sun
dayed with Frank Noble and family,
Mrs. Chas. Finch and sons are Wis
lting with friends in Scotch Ridge
this week
Miss Louie Smith of New York
City, was the guest of Mrs. S. j. A.
Laing, Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Craig of Clyde, is
spending n few weeks with her son,
Geo. Craig, and family
Mrs. McQunn called on Mrs. Mel.
lie Underwater Limmer at the Rhein-
frank hospital Tuesday morning
Bert Kennedy and Henry Haga
dorm of Toledo were guests of Nelson
Kennedy and wife last Sunday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-08-07
GOLDEN WEDDING

On Friday, July 81, 1908, P. l..
Mahr and wife of this place, celebrated
their golden wedding the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage.
The occasion was very pleasing
reception for many of their relatives
and friends.
The parlors were beautifully decor
ated with flowers and plants, and an
elaborate 8 o'clock dinner was served.
Mr., and Mrs. Mahr were the recipi
ents of many gifts, prominent among
them being token from the members
of Camp No |, Veteran Women of
America, of Toledo, the presentation
being made by Mrs Ruth Arnold.
The out of town guests were. Mrs.
G. Mairers and daughter, Amelia and
John Mairers, wife and children Of
Fremont; Mrs. R. Schroeder, DR..
Reed and wife, Otto Klives and wife
and Miss Ella Kliyes, Mrs. Frank
Mahr and children, Frank, Dorothy,
Grace and Nettie of Toledo.
The occasion was greatly enjoyed
by all and Mr.. and Mrs. Mahr haye
the best wishes of a host of friends
for many more years of health and
happiness.