Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-06-05

TIL are NOME lOT Jne ouniheI.
Mrs. L. r. Trombla spent Wednes-
day with relatives in Maumee.
Miss Bertha Hum is the guest of
her grandfather, G. g. Hum this week.
VIM. Veltch and family visited
with relatives in Cotton, o.. last Sat
urday.
Mrs. o. Herkimer left Friday for
visit with relatives and friends in
Michigan.
| Chester Thornton and wife enter
tanned M. G. Lee and wife of Toledo
last Sunday.
For SALE. "A good work horse.
Cheap if taken at once. Enquire of
Lorin Phillips. 14a*
Frank Mahr of Toledo spent the
latter part of last week with p. Mahr
and family.
E. A. Underhill and wife were Wis
itors of Joe Polite and family of To-
ledo, Sunday.
Roy Wilson and family visited
Harry Skinner and wife of Bowling
| Green last week.
Frank Scholl, wife and baby of
Lime City were guests of Mrs. X. Mel
lis and Miss Frank, Saturday.
Clark Young of Haskins was the
guest of Merle Smith and attended the
commencement exercises last Friday
evening.
The ELK Builders Supply Co., are
hustling their buildings along and will
soon be making concrete blocks in
the new factory.
L. S. Churchill and wife of Buffalo
and Milton Churchill OF Riverside,
CAL, were Sunday guests of Edw.
Churchill and wife.
Mrs. G Voland and family of
Waterville and Laverne and Miss
Lillian Collierof Toledo were Saturday
visitors of Geo. Lober and family.
j. F. Caller and wife of Bowling
Green and E. w. Meeker and family
of East Toledo spent Saturday and
Sunday with d. w. Meeker and wife.
Mrs. Oberley and daughter, Miss
Agnes of Weston were guests of ii. f.
McAllister and family last Sunday and
were accompanied home by Miss Nellie
McAllister.
Geo. Powers new home on east
Second street is rapidly approaching
completion, and will be ready for occu-
pancy in few weeks. 1t is fine i'm
provement.
-Julious Witzler's new residence on
Indiana avenue near thetown hall will
soon be ready for occupancy. 1t Is a
very pleasing Improvement to that
part of the village.
-LosT.-At or near Perryshurg,
SILVER locket attached to gold pin,
name, Lila on back. Two pictures on
inside Valuable as keep sake. A
reward. Clara T. Ward,
| 14a Perrysburg.
j. fl. Kramer, of Toledo, who re-
Gently purchased property on the
corner of Sixth street and West
Boundary, is having new residence
erected which will be modern cottage
home. Samuel Krauss has the con-
tract. Mr.. Kramer expects to move
his family here in few weeks.
Friends of Hon. j. o. Troup, who
are legion in this locality, will regret
to learn that the operation which he
underwent in Columbus last Friday
does not give promise of complete re-
lie f from his illness. He is reported
as resting easily and hopes are enter
tanned that he may again be able to
return to his home in Bowling Green.
The funeral of Charles Garrett
took place at Haskins Monday. Mr..
Garrett died at his home there on last
fiiuoy' llO iCdFoo oho oou, hlS Wllt
having died four years ago. Charles
Garrett was the son of Joseph Garrett,
we'll known throughout this section
He was highly respected by all who
knew him and will be missed greatly
by the people of Haskins.
Charles Bollenbacher and wife,
who reside mile north of Weston,
while driving home from Bowling
Green on Sunday evening, collided
with an automobile and were quite
badly injured. Mrs. Bollenbacher was
thrown from the rig upon her head
and shoulders, and MIR. Bollenbacher
was also thrown out and badly bruised.
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