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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
8
Sunday visits centered on families including De Verna Britton, Edna Britton, and Chas Frusher with extended gatherings in Perrysburg and Danbridge. Funeral attendance noted for James Beard in Findlay. Several residents spent time with relatives in Toledo and Oak Harbor, while illnesses limited others to home.
C O Eldridge of Emple Georgia praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds croup and throat lung troubles. He has used it seven years and considers it the best remedy on earth for his children’s croup attacks. Widely known and backed by a bold guarantee at Comstock & Son's drug store with a trial bottle offered.
The Valeting theatre in Toledo Ohio advertises a slate of Shakespearean performances headlined by Mr Robert Mantel in a classical repertoire with plays like Hamlet Julius Caesar and Othello. Other acts include William Faversham in The Squaw Man at Valentine theatre and a slate of comedies at Lyceum and Burt's with Around the Clock The Convict and the Girl and Calico featuring a 1600 pound steer. Catherine Widmere Siler of Merrill Michigan dies at 62 with funeral in Sacred Heart Merrill.
The Lyceum Theatre presents At Yale in its second season with Jules Murry as the playwright producer. The crowd roars at Yale songs and crew cheers as hero Dick Seeley defeats the villain. A Sunday matinee and weekday show follow, featuring the Ritchie London Comedy Company for light humor and vaudeville.
Miss Sophia Sackman of Toledo spent Sunday with Miss Ida Trowbridge. Frank and Ernest Leverton of Dowling visited Albert Reitzel Sunday afternoon. Chas Bauman and wife of Dunbridge were Sunday visitors of Mrs Trowbridge. Earl Thompson of Detroit was guest of Jacob and John Snyder last week. Bertha Trowbridge visiting relatives in Bowling Green. Will Vetter visited Cyrus Trowbridge Sunday. Mrs T H Sheldrick visited sister Mrs S Trowbridge. George Nietz and wife visited Wm Chandler and wife. Mrs Wm Chandler visited friends in Toledo. Mrs Robert Nietz and daughter Grace spent Tuesday with Wm Chandler. Margeret McQuillen of Toledo spent Sunday with her parents. William Bench, wife and son Ray, guests of Fred Swartz and family. Bertha Nietz visiting Mrs Fred Nietz of Moline. Will Emegen and Katharine Neagle of Dunbridge guests of John Bench. Frank Burdo, wife and Miss Cor Stauffer of Holland spent Sunday with Edward Stauffer. Chas Swartz and wife visited John Warns family at Stony Ridge. Miss Mary Neise of East Toledo visited John Boneh family. Fred Schaller and wife visited Edward Muhl family. John Swartz and wife and Sunday with Alfred Swartz and wife.
A Toledo woman praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing back pain and other kidney symptoms after a malarial attack in 1898. She endorses the remedy as dependable and lists Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as the U S sole agents. Read of this kidney remedy and buy from dealers at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
A jury in common pleas court awarded Clara Koch and her father Charles Koch in damages after Spafford frightened their buggy occupants and caused a fall from the road. Earlier verdicts totaled one hundred dollars. The docket lists numerous estate filings, guardianships, and probate actions including final accounts, appraisements, and sales petitions.
A series of parcel transfers shows buyers and sellers including Charles Kalmback, Amos Crane, Jay Foulk, and others. Properties range from 10 to 40 acres and lots in towns such as Milliton Center Perrysburg and Weston, with prices from $85 to $8000. Parties include Home Bakery and Sap iy Ga Go, and names like Lewis Crotainger, Geo Wetzler, and Louisa Munn appear.
The Toledo Urban and Interurban Railway lists stop order at Toledo, Maumee, Bowling Green, Portage, Cygnet, North Baltimore, Mortim, Bluffton, Lima, Wapakoneta, Sidney, Piqua, Troy, Tippecanoe and Dayton with daily departures from Toledo at 7:20 a m and 9:20 a m through 9:20 p m and various corresponding runs from Maumee South, Bowling Green South, and Bowling Green North with multiple times posted.
North Bound and South Bound service times listed for Toledo Bowling Green and Sorthen Traction Co. routes. Southbound starts Maumee 7:11 a m with 7:17 a m Eagle Junction and Bowling Green 7:42 a m, then every two hours, last car 1:11 a m night. Northbound begins Bowling Green 5:18 a m, Eagle Junction 6:43 a m, Maumee 6:49 a m, every two hours through 11:18 p m.
January 9 disappointment as Father Laycock failed to appear. Stinebaugh received no word from him and Mr. Morgan, manager, explained no update despite two notices. The bureau offered a substitute entertainment while urging ticket holders to hold for a replacement lecture.
Charles Tice slipped through thin ice last Sunday while crossing the creek and nearly drowned before being rescued. Henry Hahn visited the Journal with a pleasant call on Monday and made a business trip to Bowling Green. Hahn sold seven acres of land in Perrysburg township to Toledo parties for 1200 dollars. Gus Aberle sold 21 acres to Toledo parties for 1000 dollars.
The 26th anniversary edition promises a comprehensive reference with ten thousand facts and a yearly history summary. It weighs 1000 pages, costs 29 cents in stores, 34 cents mailed, and is available from Press Publishing Co., Pulitzer Building, New York City.
In Bowling Green Ohio on December 19 1907 notices appear for an auction of real estate and tenements described as innite and situ to Ville or Sitit Me ee in hosts to Ue Vitage 0 POS. The sale is set with cash terms and is overseen by ROACH Alineitt PD. Ht. donies Pinner Attorney.
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