Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-11

MISS AnllH Long Ol lNutCllLOI WIS.,
tied with Miss Anna Snyder, Saturday
evening.
Miss Amelia Hahn Sumdayed with
her brother Otto Hahn and family in
Rossford.
The Misses Dora and Sarah Hahn
called on Miss Cora Pfster Sunday
Afternoon.
ID. Lampman returned last week
from a visit with relatives In Dakota
and at the $500.
The Misses Amelia Hahn and Cora
1fster were guests of MISS Anna Sny-
der, Friday evening.
L. j. Spiker and wife enjoyed a
days outing at Detroit and Windsor,
Canada, on August 80.
The Misses Lydia and Nell Toomv
of Toledo were Monday guests of Mrs.
Frank Rhoda and family.
Mrs. Hinkley and granddaughter,
Miss Klea of Toledo, visited with Geo
Wallace and wife over Sunday.
j. f. Byrne and wife from near
Perrysburg spent Sunday at the home
of +. j. Spilker and wife of Webster.
Miss Nettie Andre of Detroit and
Mrs. Cholett of oledo spent Friday
and Saturday with F. L. Woodin and
WIFE
There Will be no preaching services
in the Evangelical Lutheran church
on Sunday next. Sunday School at
9 a. m.
Mr.. Rickard and wife of Nedina,
and Mt Easton of South Whitley,
Ind, visited with A. J. Conklin and
wife, Thursday.
Mr.. Kreger and wife and Will
Huber, wife and baby of Toledo, were
Sunday and Monday visitors of B. F.
Gunder and wife.
j. Davis and wife had for their
guests during encampment week,
VIM Chairman of Cleveland and Chas,
Pike OF Worcester, Mass
F. E. Woodin is engaged in giving
his "chalk talk" lectures at the Henry
county fair, he has contracts for sew
eral county fairs following this on.
Never carry your money in your
stocking. A New Jersey woman did
so and died of blood poisoning. She
probably had wad of tainted
money.
John Moore of Florida, viii Moore
of Toledo, Harry Noore and Mr..
Williams of Pennsylvania, and TIP
North of Belle Plaine, Kansas. visited
with II. f. McAlister for several days
The funeral of Henry KeinnekeI
was held at Pemberville, Monday
Mr.. Keinneker was 79 years old and
had been resident of Wood county
since 1860. He leaves a widow and
grandson.
Mrs. A. c. Bippus, whose name
appears upon the Sabbath School con
ventlon and rally program printed il
this issue of the JOURNAL, is the
teacher of class of more than q
huhdied glrls in one of the Toledo
Sunday Schools,
All housewives who are ON the
| lookout for new table delicacies viii
doubtless be pleased to learn that {
soup made of fried wasps is greatly
relished by the Chinese. If they cool
the business end and all it should be
hot enough to satisfy the taste of &
Mexican epicure.
Henry Clague, formerly farmer
of Webster township, but now resld
ing near Cleveland, is an old soldie,
that enjoyed the encampment at Tole
do last week, and was the guest III,
latter part of the week at the home o
E. j. Spilker and wife, and othe
friends in Webster Mr.. Clague an,
family moved from this county fiv
years ago and can see much improve
ment since that time.
The name of Clem V. Wagner ]
familiar to all readers of Sunda
School literature for his stories an
articles are published in all the leadin
Sunday School papers of the country
For number of years Mr.. Wagne
was superintendent of St Paul NJ. /
Sunday School, one of the larg
schools of Toledo. His address on tn
Home and the School at the CONVEX
tion Sunday afternoon will be {
interest to all interested in Sabbat
School work.