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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
5
A jumble of local items notes new hat lines and babies bonnets from All the Latest Effects, Miss Euphemia Roberson visiting Maskins, cheap organ inquiries, tea parties, house rents and guests from Toledo Bowling Green and Detroit. Social calls include Tarringtons, Hegamaster and others, with personal notices and a humorous rote about parental morals ending with The Sample Case.
Bow man passed the state bar exam and can practice law in any county. An old school teacher, he previously supervised the Haskins schools for several years.
One and one half fare for the round trip between all stations with a minimum excursion rate of 1.00. Tickets on sale July 3, 4, and 5, good returning until July 6. Additional tickets to points on other lines as outlined in agent instructions. Call upon agent for full particulars. Children half excursion rates.
A compilation of brief society notices and social visits across Toledo and surrounding towns. Mentions include Mrs. Henry Hamlin and Mrs. Caroline Broke visiting friends, Miss Lilla Broke returning from Bowling Green, varied theater and shopping remarks, and multiple family and guest exchanges across Lime City Temperance Edgerton Waterville and Troy area locales.
A bargain listing offers the premises on Second street formerly occupied by Miss Jessie Fredrick. Located in lots 122 and 143 plus half acre with a fair house, convenient to electric cars. June 9, 1909. Litt D. K. Hottensexe cs Executor.
Community notes list Frank Stewart visiting Swanton, Miss Josephine Hegley returning from Michigan, Blanche Shier visiting Weston, Chas Grueshaber with daughter in Saginaw, Mildred and Mary Williams in Toledo, and others. Mentions the Comstock family guests, Toledo visits, and local ads for dresses and Burdock Blood Bitters and King’s New Life Pills.
A Perrysburg Toledo area notices column reports visits and arrivals from Mrs J B Croft Miss Nell, J P Aiken, W H Hartford, and others. Local socials include D Hatcher’s Rossford drive with Chas Graes haber and a Miles wall play next Sunday. Fife and Drum corps prepared for Fourth celebrations, furniture sales, and Epworth League events. Ca reer onions and celery prairie lands expansion near Carey, L M Crook visiting Perrysburg, Fuller’s ads, Woodmen unveiling in Bowling Green, death of Samuel Graham from a street railway accident, and a par exam armless Cleveland man demonstrating tenacity.
Perrysburg residents report back pain and kidney trouble easing with Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Charles Burns of Toledo recounts relief since 1841 and recommends the remedy, noting past trials and widespread use. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents at 60 cents.
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