Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-05-29
d. W. Meeker is on the sick list.

| Fred Cranker spent Monday and
Tuesday in Toledo with frienls.
Miss Kitty Goodell and Edgar Bur.
dick of Luckey we're guests of Miss
Ruby LaFarree Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Leydorf attended the
graduating exercises at Bowling Green
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. w. II. Lehr and children OF
Bryan, O., are visiting with heI
mother, Mrs. M. Rhoda.
Mrs. VIM. Ford and Hattie John
son spent last Sunday with Joseph
Perkins and wife of Lime City.
Ernest Mandell and wife and II.
e. Mandell of Hobart were Sunday
visitors of Henry Wilde and family.
Mrs. VIM. Stebel of Dunbrldge
spent social hour at the home of Mrs.
L. j. Spilker on Thursday of last
week.
| -FoR SALE. CD acre near Haskins.
Buildings, tiled. oil wells. 5 90 per
acre. l.. j. WILSON,
13a Perrysburg, o
Leo. l.. Burch attended the COM
mencement exercises at Bays last Sat
urday evening and visited with friends
over Sunday.
VIM. Wellstead has been appointed
a delegate to the 10th Ohio State Sun
day School Convention, which will be
held in Toledo, June 8.
Frank Pitson and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth of Toledo and Harry Patter-
son of Ft. Wayne spent Sunday with
John Homer and fam ly.
The next meeting of the Ladies
Missionary society of the M. E. church
will be held at the home of Mrs. John
YeageI, Wednesday, June 3, at y. m.
AT the home Edward Eckel last
Saturday morning, baby girl arrived
and claimed attention. Her parents
have agreed to furnish her with food
and raiment as long as she will remain.
All telephone orders delivered to
all parts of the city between m and
IA p. M, at VIM. Comstock & Sons,
Druggists.
John Weseman and wife have gone
south for visit with relative.. Mrs.
Weseman expects to remain for several
weeks, but John will return in few
days after purchasing pair of fine
mules.
Mr.. Pargellis and wife, Mrs. Henry
Hufford, Mrs. Flesher, Mrs. G. A.
Lucas, Mrs. Hegley and Mrs. T. R.
Shimmon attended the Lucas County
w. G. I. U. Convention at Maumee
last Thursday evening.
j. c. Myers of Whitehouse, kim
died the fire with coal oil. He did not
notice that there was fire in the stove
and an explosion followed in which he
was badly burned, and died from the
shock next day. He was so years of
age.
The Chatauqua Circle of Bowling
Green will hold picnic at Fort Meigs
the second week in June and each
member will be expected to give a
three minute talk on the principal
points of interest in and around Fort
| Maioc -Santinal
j. X. Robinson of New York City,
was thrown from a horse last Satur-
day and killed. His remains were ia.
ken to Akron, Ohio, for burial on
Thursday. His brother, w. G. Robin
son, went to Akron Tuesday morning
to attend the funeral.
e. j. Spilker and wife of Webster
were guests on Sunday at the home of
l.. A. Trepanler and wife of Dunbridge.
While there Mr.. Trepanier drove his
new auto to the home of j. F. Byrne
and wife near Perrysburg, and they
all enjoyed pleasant trip.
There is a vacancy in the corps of
teachers of the Tontoganv schools ow.
ing to the resignation of Miss McKee,
of the grammar room. The Board OF
Education has as yet received no ap
plications for the position. but it is ex
pected it will be filled in the near fu
ture.
Secretary Burge of the Bowling
Green Y. NJ. G. A. has arranged for ;
party of boys to start with him on Sat
urdav morning at O'Clock and wall
to Ft. Meigs, They will carry luncl
with them and expect to meet part
of Toledo Y NC. A. bows at the Fort
where they will inspect the histori
ground.