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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
5
Local market listing for Horley shows poultry categories including live chickens both young and old, dressed chickens in both young and old categories, and turkeys. No additional details on prices or quantities are provided in the readable OCR.
Perrysburg Village and River views are showcased on imported colored souvenir post cards. The collection highlights German imports featuring local scenery and historic town imagery.
Auction sale to be held Saturday April 18 1008 at 2 o clock in Town Hall. The report also mentions Miss Cenia Small in Toledo visits, E Rader and wife visiting I L Barger, Koch Co furnishing lumber for a Lima City building, Floyd Charley travel to Waterville, Mrs Philip Betz and children of East Toledo visiting relatives, Mrs Wilson of Pennsylvania visiting daughter Vir ginia Wilson, and a Perrysburg shop offering colored Berlin scene photos at 2 for 5.
Members of the Knights of Pythias Lodge are called to meet at the Wall on Tuesday April 21 108 for a social gathering and the conferring of the Knight rank. By order of the Chancellor Commander E Symyevaron.
Perrysburg and Toledo residents are listed with visits, calls, and social events from a week. Names include K D Geiger, Clarence Ordway, Hoffmann families, Thomas, Leydorf, Pruden, Armbruster, Hoffmann, Cook, Jach, Moser, Pargellis, Grover, and others. Local notices mention real estate ads, a W C T U meeting, a dress of farm sale items, and a Perrysburg birthday gathering with many attendees.
Carl Briunselwelger of Toledo visited C. A. Holtmann and wife on Sunday. S. F. Thomas of Mt. Blanchard spent late last week with L. F. Thomas and family. Miss Melya Noble of Toledo was guest of Frank Noble and family Sunday. Mrs. Meany traveled to Erie Pennsylvania to attend her daughter who was seriously injured by a fall. My spring stock of wall paper is in now. Cull and sey then before baying elawhere Fren 1 Mann. Mrs. Wm. Stebel of Dundridge spent a few days with her mother Mrs Elizabeth Hyifmann.
Mrs McCaslin spent last Tuesday in Toledo and Mrs FL Cowles of Detroit visits her parents AM Hartelny and wife. W Armbruster and wife of Stony H ridge visited their daughter Mrs C A Hoffmann. Joe Hossback returned to Columbus after a week with relatives. Evangelical Sunday School Easter exercise set for April 10. Mrs F G Davenport and Mrs J H Hofford attended W G Elliot funeral. Ladies Society Presbyterian social on April 17 at A C Pargellis home. Everyone invited.
An advertising note promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a reliable purifier to relieve constipation headaches and bilious symptoms caused by stagnation of bile. It urges readers to visit Wi Comatock How s drug store for purchase.
Frank Sarve practical auctioneer reads for business in Perrsburg. D. W. Clark of Sandusky cited as the deceased of W. C. Perrin and wife from Roachton last week. B C Norton of Toledo Yach Club spent Thursday with friends. Nellie Adans returned from a winter visit in Sorrento Florida.
Dr D B Canfield and family plan Easter with Mr and Mrs Brand of Hastings. A Stewart and family host John Haas Frank Sacuer and family of Lime City for dinner. Commissioner Way Holler and his son visited Jovannon ville Saturday. Geo Murray and son to visit Mexico. Murray’s parents A F Kabler and wife of Napoleon to visit next Shanding.
Powers Insurance Agency promotes updated tornado and windstorm coverage for farm property. The note notes storms in the Rockies and Ohio exposure and cites Ben Franklin to advise preparation. Contact GEO. A. POWERS, agent, Cortier Front and Main Streets.
Miss Olara Leydorf of Hatton was home over Sunday. Surveyor Went surveyed Monument Park last Saturday with assistant Adam B. Leydorf. Ray McCaslin began work in Van Buren Hancock county on Monday morning in the oil field with his father B F McCaslin.
Baldwinsville farmer Frank Howe credits Smith's Uric-O with curing two years of rheumatic pain after years of treatment. He reports rapid relief from sciatic pain, improved circulation, and no need for crutches since using the remedy. The notice invites others to request a free trial and lists Syracuse and Perrysburg distributors.
Philip Wetzel was in Bowling Green on Monday. The Assessors of the county met with the Commissioners Monday and received their supplies and instruction relative to their season's work.
Bert Miller of Swanton called on Frank Noble and wife Monday. Chas Thornton and wife of East Toledo visited relatives here last Sunday. J Lehman with wife and son of Stony Ridge, Chas Stadler and family of Dunkridge, and Kate and Anna Leliman of Toledo were Sunday visitors of Mrs Loan Leliman.
This clipped ad offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It states J Cheney & Co of Toledo supply the remedy, with endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin as trustworthy druggists. The cure is described as being taken internally and affecting blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and price promised. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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