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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
5
Perrysburg Village and River Views colored by German artists in Berlin are available only at The Journal Office. The collection features two for five octavo sheets, with the colored scenes offered exclusively in Perrysburg.
Will Simmons and wife of Lima visited Perrysburg relatives and friends. J N Easley of Bowling Green called at Wim Comstock’s home. Rooms wanted for summer in Perrysburg for self and wife. Dr H E Harlan Toledo address. Erwin Ward chosen as a Phi Sigma Chi delegate to the State Convention in Delaware April 8 to 5. For sale two year old heifers Philip Arty near Perrysburg. New Century Club to meet at Mrs A R Rovther. stormy day at Mrs Addie Cranker’s. Albert Reitz entertained John Klay Jr and Toy Turner of Toledo. six course dinner with carnations and ferns. Miss Clara Lober visited sister Mrs Collier of Toledo. For sale Timothy Kay inquire Mrs D Mittehler Perrysburg. Rev D No 2 Aut Mrs M Butler of Milan spent week with D G Holbrook. One-horse wagon top buggy harness and buggy for sale. Dr H W Gomatock and family guests of Win Comstock. Miss Marian Miller hosted four-course luncheon for Miss Rosalie Maddy. six covers. Advert: Dr Kings New Life Pills claim relief for liver stagnation and headaches. 26c at Wim Gametock & Son’s drug store.
James Blankertz of Toledo visits with Win Blankerty and family this week. I A Rogers stays with brother W S Thompson in Michigan. A A Clay of Cleveland visits E L Clay family. Miss Berthi Woodin and Miss Galbrith of Toledo visit FF Woodin. Mrs Eugenia Chapman hosts E G Beach and wife. Donald Hampton of Perrysburg photographed the Toledo bridge wreck, winning second prize from Leslie's Weekly.
Miss Esther Swartz visits Hobart along with relatives this week. Miss Jessie Caldwell from Findlay visits Limerty with her father and sisters. Eva Burdo and Fred Brown of Blissfield called at Wm. Blankertz’s home. Wm. Kazinaier and family visited John Snider and wife at Waterville. Joe Hoffmann and V D Hoffmann with Mr. Murphy and wives were guests of Mrs A Hoffmann and relatives. Mrs Frank Thornton and Mrs John Moser with Mrs Geo Moser spent time with Mrs B F Gunder. Geo Moser and family hosted John Moser Jr. and wife with Ada Eckel and Fern Kazinaier as afternoon guests.
Miss May Brandhuber of Toledo visits relatives this week while Miss Verna Bleckner and Mrs Brandhuber, both of Toledo, guested with local families. Chas Rossbach met Toledo friends Monday evening. Mrs Hoffmann hosted Mrs Brandhuber and Mrs Pipe of Toledo. Wilma Katharine Croft and her sister stay with Croft family in Toledo. Auctioneer Frank Harve promotes sales from Perrsburg. Oliver Davis and wife visited Rev Sower in Oak Harbor. Chas Weidner and wife stayed with Chas Grueshaber. Miss Nicholson of Toledo and Floyd Saylor of Jerry City called on A Gierke.
Miss Hazel Walker visits relatives in Roysford this week with Miss Case of Toledo staying with Miss Gertrude Thornton. Lavern and Miss Lillian Collier of Toledo guests of Geo Loberland family. Rose Cord Brown Leghorn cackle for Hitching, oath Block. Henry Mutschlex RFD No. 2 Perrysburg adds Ena Swartz of Hobart for a day. Glen Grading of Liberty Center Indiana visits Floyd Charles. LDS: I can furnish stone slabbing in any quantity on short notice. Leyport Ploibelner and wife plan arrival after winter in Daytona. Beekmanaya family and Howard Swank of Toledo spending week with D.G. Holbrook and family. J.P. Gallier and wife of Bowling Green with Mrs Prank Schell and baby. Mrs Green and E.W. Mecker and daughter Gertrude Caldwell of Lime City visited Toledo residents last Sunday. Easter Market for Ladies Aid postponed until after Easter. Mrs. C Johnson of Bowling Green, Mrs Lucy Johnson and Mrs John Tanke of Tontoguny visited. A. E. Wilton and wife. Dean’s Reculets touted to aid constipation.
Samuel Krauss offers jobbing of all kinds promptly. He will provide blueprints and specifications for any style house, require you to furnish the lot, and will erect the house on terms to suit you. Home or Bell phone White 17, residence corner Maple and Front, Perrysburg Ohio.
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale at her residence on Sixth Street between Walnut and Cherry Perrysburg Ohio on Saturday April 11 1908 the following described property including a counter two show cases tools chairs tables stoves 1 bedroom suite and bedsteads restaurant and household dishes glass jars carpets and other household articles too numerous to mention Mrs Mary L Reither
Miss Lina Ewen announces a millinery opening featuring pattern hats and a new street and suit hat line. The collection includes Merry Widow Sailor designs and Spring pieces available Friday through Sunday, April 9 10 11.
Aulen three year Teachers Certificate granted instead of two due to examiner error. Garrett Leben of East Toledo notes the correction. Also reported are Sunday visits by Flora Spilker Pearl Stebel and Miss McDonald to B J Spilker in Webster. Edna Track Mazie Morgan Lucile Stanley of Maumee with Don Hampton and Ralph McQaslin visiting Wm Mills family.
Nettie Thornton born July 18 1862 died March 31 1908 aged 45 years 8 months 18 days. She married Henry Hulford Sept 30 1880 and after 28 years together left behind 3 sons and 6 daughters. She joined the Evangelical association about 12 years ago and was a faithful member. Last Thanksgiving her health declined and despite skilled care she could not be saved. Funeral services were held Friday at 10 am from the Evangelical church conducted by Rev W D Huddle and assisted by Rev J N Stiffani.
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