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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
5
Heat friendly family clothing offered at low cost. Women’s shirtwaists in India linen lawn Swiss and batiste from 1 to 8 50. Girls’ dresses in colored and white from 50 cents to 3 50. Store promotes ready made summer wear for easy care.
Notice states Mrs Adona Bruce will not pay bills contracted in her name. Enquiries directed to Journal Office. Miss Josephine Hegley of McComb Ohio visits home for summer. Wim Mills and wife to visit Defiance next Sunday. Leon LaFarre and wife with Lottie and Hazel Koons, Charles Van Dyke, and Clyde Urschell spent last Sunday in Detroit.
Merle Smith visited his aunt Mrs. Dodd of Waterville Sunday. F Eugene Rheinfrank and family were in Perrysburg last Sunday. Mrs Mills and wife visited J O Ragan and family of Maumee last Sunday. Frank Harvey, Auctioneer, advertises readiness for business at Perrysburg. The Misses Lottie Koons and Hazel Trombla spent Saturday afternoon in Toledo. Various locals and visitors from Perrysburg, Waterville, Bowling Green, Toledo, and Maumee are listed with engagements, calls, and social events.
Mrs McCabe of Marmer spent Friday with Mrs Harry Thoms. Mrs O froka was guest of relatives in Toledo this week. Harry Oblinger of Toledo won a final. Mrs FB Ohne linger, Sunday, Mrs Chad Willace and Harold mailed Dr J P Shepherd and wife of Mariotta. Mayor Joseph Liebnes of Weston and wife visited Edward Churchill and family at this place on Sunday.
Dunham Simmons and family were guests of Chas Bayer and family. Chas Van Norman and wife visited Mrs Olive Woodward at Oak Harbor last Friday and attended the Commencement exercises. W J Edgar and wife of Toledo spent Saturday with FP Barton and wife. Colored Perrysburg scene postcards are selling rapidly and praised as artful.
J F Brandhuber attended the Wood County Blind Commission meeting in Bowling Green Monday. There were 21 applications filed for relief. The next meeting is planned for the latter part of the month. Mrs Rebecca Thornton is visiting friends in Monroe Michigan and Mrs Frankford visited relatives in Monroe last Sunday.
A local missive from Mr. Prank Conjon of No 436 Houston St New York extols Hlwetric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver issues and claims it benefits both sexes. Advert says Electric Bitters aid digestion purify blood and renew vigor. Also notes visits from Mrs Frank Sehell and family to Verrysburg and other local social items with multiple names and a note about upcoming Presbyterian Church Children Day observance and no school activities on Plast day.
Samuel Krauss announces contracting and building services with prints and specifications provided, offering house construction on favorable terms. Also notes Wood county tax payment change to July 20. City news mentions Flag Day, and local social visits and jokes at William Simon’s family.
About 60 relatives and friends gathered at John Welling and wife near Lime City to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. A fine feast, music and dancing followed a supper, with silver gifts, table linen and cut glass presented. A large luncheon guest list from Toledo, Canton, Woodville and Perrysburg attended or sent regrets.
Frank J Cheney sworn to pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The document, dated December 6, 1886, from Toledo, Lucas County, states the firm BF J Cheney & Co will pay the sum for each uncured case. It describes the remedy as taken internally and affecting blood and mucous surfaces.
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