Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-02-16
Prices quoted by Munger Bros.
Charles Hoffman has again en-
gagged in business in East Toledo.

Charles Hoffman has again en-
gagged in business in East Toledo.
Charles Shimmin was home to
spend Sunday with his parents, T. R. |
Shimmin and wife.
Capt. T. c. Herrick and wife,
of Toledo, were guests of e. L. Blue
and family Sunday.
j. N. Easily and wife, of Bowling
Green were Sunday guests Of e. B.
Chapman and wife.
Allen Tryon returned homo
Sunday after accompanying Mrs
Tryon to st. Louis, Mich.
-FoUND-A child's gold ring.
Owner may have same by describ-
ing same and paying for this ad.
51a*.
Township Clerk S. T. Phillips
can always be found at his store on
Main street ready to transact town
ship business.
Hayes Cromwell spent Sunday
at his home in Mcclure. His younger
brother recently sustained severe in
jury by breaking his ankle.
Mrs. Charles Deverna and
daughter Fanchion were guests of
Mrs. DeVerna's parents, Lewis Ship
man and wife on Thursday.
A bargain in Mems Winter
Undershirts, 40 cents each, two for
rs cents. Regular SO cent garments
FULLER'S.
Geo. Caldwell, of Portage. and
Percy Finch of Perrysburg spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
l Scholl of Lime City.
Mr.. Redick and wife of Meriden
Conn.,, were guests of Mrs. Redick's
mother, Mrs. James Frusher, in
Perrysburg, this week.
The Ladies' w. G. T. U. will
give Francis Willard program al
= the Evangelical Church Saturday
evening, February II, at o'clock.
A number of Perrysburg youne
q people have been taking advantage
. of the excellent sleighing by driving
/. down to Curtice, Ohio, and attend
= ing the Morgan evangelist meetings
d -Champneys pharmacy will bt
moved soon. The extreme colo
!. weather has made repairs difficult
but when completed the new loca
tion will be fitted up in new style.
We offer a special value il
Mems Shaw Knit Half Hose, blacl
and tan at Is cents the pair, TIVE
for 25 cents. A. C. FULLER.
On Saturday, February II
1912, the Luther League of th
Zion Lutheran Church will hold
market in Kazmaier's store. Every
body cordially invited.
r. e. Davidson has been making
some very fine photographs, a mum
~ ber of which were submitted by tn
~ Journal to an engraving compan.
~ for reproduction in "half tones" an,
~ the photos received high praise 70
their excellence.
~
e. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grolle, Sr
" Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grolle, Jr., MI
~ and Mrs. George Reitzel, Karl an
I'd Edward and Miss Mary Grolle, f
b. Woke, of Perrysbug township, an
Y. Mr.. and Mrs. John kohring, of PEN
berville, were Sunday guests of Hel
3 man Grolle and family.
Special Bargain in Boys SchoC
= Suits. We offer your choice of abou
fifty Suits that have sold for froI
~ $3.50 to $500 at $3.50. This is
'o great chance to get the boy a goo
- Suit for small price.
w A. G. FULLER.
k On Monday evening next 8
e. 1880, a reception will be tendere
,g to all the new members of the M. 4
es Church, at the church parlors. .
n. program consisting of music, we
10, come address and responses will b
d. features of entertainment and tn
IT. Ladies Aid will serve light refresl
lie ments. The invitation is intende
n for all members of the church.
ss Sedentary habits, lack of outdoc
exercise, insufficient mastication {
On food, constipation, torpid live
st worry and anxiety. are the moi
iy common causes of stomach trouble
i'd Correct your habits and TAX
re- Chamberlain's Stomach and Live