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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
5
Local notes report Mrs. Mamie Sapp visiting Isaac Durrin and several families hosting delegates to Epworth in Toledo. Many relatives from Detroit Toledo Deshler Maumee and Perrysburg visited friends, with a purse lost on Main Street and a new pool room opening. Also mentioned are commencement music at Haskins and decorations day gatherings plus horse racing interest at Toledo fairgrounds.
When a sufferer from stomach trouble takes Dr. King's New Life Pills he's mighty glad to see his Dyspepsia and Indigestion fly, but more, he's tickled over his new, fine appetite, strong nerves, healthy vigor, all be cause stomach, liver and kidneys now work right, 25¢ at C. P. Champ ney's.
Mra W P Scott and a Monday visitor's party visited Maumee while Park Decker, wife, and daughter Melva hosted guests. Mrs Math Fox and wife entertained Sunday. Miss Anna Loydorf stayed with Miss Maury Kloybersor in Lima City. Mr and Mrs Broka from the countryside and Mrs J B Jordan of Toledo visited. Mrs Helaley and Mish Shelter from Toledo spent Sunday with Gotlieb Walter. Miss Mabel Crittenden of Detroit visited Mrs B P Avertis on Decoration Day. Christopher Beard of Adrian stayed with his aunt Mrs Wm Ford on Decoration Day. Mrs G W Sommers and two grandchildren of Bradner visited H C Miller. A cream pony with a glass eye was taken up near Lime City on May 24, described by FRANK SWARTZ. 8 Rider bought a new Vovertana automobile. Miss Jonslo Cowles visiting grandparents in Detroit. Bert Warner and Jack Anderson in Chicago over Sunday. Miss Florence Krause visiting Wauseon and Archbold. Miss Rosetta Smith of Saginaw visiting Mrs J Woodin. Ralph Emch attended the predicting exercision at Dinbridge Friday evening. F Chapman Jn and wife of Toledo spent Sunday with Perrysburg relatives. H A Borting and wife visited Luckey Sunday, guests of Mr Terning's mother Mrs John Earnshaw in Detroit. Mrs L R Boltzel attended funeral in Perrysburg Friday. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promoted for constipation relief. P Champney Druggist Perrysburg.
An ad asserts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is the ultimate remedy for cuts corns bruises sores burns boils ulcers eczema rheum piles and other conditions. It proclaims unbeatable efficacy and lists a price of 26 cents at a local shop.
Mr and Mrs William Reitzel of Dunbridge called on Albert Reitzel one day last week. The brief social call reflected ordinary community ties.
We have never paid less than five percent on savings. In choosing where to place funds, remember this is a sound Building and Loan institution under Ohio law. It pays full earnings on money and operates solely on mortgage security. Safety and profit go together here.
The Toledo Savings Association at 424 Jefferson Ave Toledo Ohio celebrates twenty three years in business reflecting steady growth and community involvement since its founding.
Miss Harriet Barber primary teacher of Lime City schools and Geo Erich, a diligent farmer, were married at Stony Ridge last Friday. They plan a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. Many friends extend best wishes for the couple.
A compact classified note offers a stove assortment and a couch for sale in excellent condition. The seller, Diblings, asks interested buyers to inquire at the shop opposite Wheel Factory.
Wanted agents can earn twenty dollars weekly selling high grade imported and domestic dress goods including silks waistings petticoats and fancy goods. Women with established trade can do better since goods are bought direct from mills patterns exclusive and prices far under other houses. Sample furnished free no capital required particulars free Mutual Fabric Co Department 25y Binghamton NY vise.
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