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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
5
An extensive carpet collection offers designs for every room from dining to parlor with new patterns in Ingram Wapestry Brussels Velvet and Axminster. Prices range from 25c to 1.75 per yard with options in ingrains, cotton chain and all wool. Pro Brussels reversibles offer durability at 75c per yard and duplicates of Body Brussels.
A garbled market report from Perrysburg notes rain affected poultry trading. It mentions live chickens of various ages and conditions, with unclear details on numbers or outcomes.
Perrysburg offers colored souvenir post cards of village and river scenes. German artists in Berlin produced the color artwork and the only local supply point is the Journal Office at 2 Fror Resets.
Auction notice states a shed located in the Town Call Jets will be offered for sale on Saturday April 18 1908 at 2 o clock by HK Towns TRUS KS.
Notice calls all Knights of Pythias Lodge members to meet at the hall on Tuesday April 21 1908 for a social gathering at which the Rank of Knight will be conferred By order of the Chancellor Commander Also notes social and local items from Perrysburg Ohio including visits and community notices
A century old patent medicine note touts Dr King s New Life Pills as reliable purifiers that relieve stagnation of the liver and bowels, headaches, billousness, and jaundice like poison in the body. The product is sold at WM Come Took a Son s Drug Store.
A jumble of notes lists addresses and visits across Toledo and nearby towns. Dr Clarence Ordway and family, Rev Jon Steilanni of Bettaville, and G W Taste in Portage visit others. Mrs P M Pomeroy and Norma visit B Zingg. Miss Emily Norton visits relatives. several Toledo visitors stay with local families. An Easter program by the Evangelical Sunday School is set for Sunday evening April 10.
Miss Terry and Miss Ainsworth of Toledo dined with Moder well and family Sunday. Mrs. England and her son of Toledo visited Mrs. James Blinn Friday. Robert Frivss of Weston stayed over Sunday with Geo. Leatherer Jr. and family. Mrs. Dr. McKeller and Miss Alice J. Darrow of Osseo Mich were Tuesday guests of Mrs. K. C. Turner. M Ti Cook Real Estate Agent reports sale of house and in let No. fifty in Perrysburg Wood Co C, A Collins to Edward Thornton.
Mrs Orpha Johnson of Osseo Michigan visits Turner family here this week. Daisy Simmons and Vern Driver of Lima visit relatives. Lenna Stedman stays with relatives in North Baltimore. Wanted horse about six years old, well broken, inquire of Rob'tn Pew Verrysburg. Aileun Prades visits Poledo friends who attended a basketball game. Mrs Frederick Phetls and daughter of Moline with D Morse family. Kittie Goodell of Luckey with J J LaFarree family this week. Joln Schwind and wife with Mrs Burns visit V Schwind. Frank Harves auctioneer ready for business Perrysburg R F D No 3.
Fragmented notices from Perrysburg and nearby: social visits, poultry for hatching, and local remarks. A Perrysburg youth declares love amid tears, a monkey exhibit prompts light humor, and W. W. Constein remains in danger with blood poisoning after Toledo consultation. Reverend Tanneyhill continues services as readers are advised on gentle laxative use.
A corrected st atement from the Citivens' Tanking Company clarifies deposit figures. The error in the Journal last week overstated the increase, correcting from 277,008.60 to 22,600.79 to proper totals of 277,698.60 and 322,600.79. The correction appears in the same column.
The undersigned offers at Public Sale at her residence on Sixth Street Perrysburg between Walnut and Cherry streets items including a counter two showcases stools chairs tables stoves bedroom suite and bedsteads restaurant and household dishes glassware carpets and other household articles detailed as too numerous to mention Mary L Reither conducts the sale on Saturday April 11 1908
Pattern Tats introduces a new line of street and suit hats including the Merry Widow Sailor. The opening runs Thursday Friday and Saturday April 0 10 and it led by Miss Lina Ecn.
A girl arrived at the home of Chas Braun last Tuesday morning. Mrs Montuth and Mrs Swank of Toledo visited D. G. Holbrook and family last Thursday. Mra Fred Kurfess of Perrysburg township was guest of Mra E J Spilker on Saturday. Lewis Shipman of Roachton moved to Perrysburg with his family.
Thos and Miss Mary Franey entertained friends from Chicago and Toledo. Rev Tanneyhill and wife dined with Mrs J H Pierce and family. Mr Riddle and family of Kansas City visit Mrs H C Lawrence. Mrs H C Leydorf visits Deerfield Mich. Dr A Theodore Kline returns after Toledo lecture. C E Stinebaugh elected Maancellor Commander of Perrysburg Lodge No 528 K of P. A special meeting April 21 will confer Knights rank and include a social session.
One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio endorse the cure and back the firm’s obligations. Walding Kinnan Margin wholesale druggists Toledo sign the statement. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and works on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free by mail. Price per bottle. Hall's Family Pills advertised for constipation.
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