Spring Dress Announcement From Local Store
A department store promotes its spring stock with white suits and dresses in Swiss and India linen fabrics. It claims space and selection rival the city store at lower prices ranging from 8 to 75 cents.
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
5
A department store promotes its spring stock with white suits and dresses in Swiss and India linen fabrics. It claims space and selection rival the city store at lower prices ranging from 8 to 75 cents.
Down visits his daughter at Destiler this week. New embroideries arrive for approval at Fuller’s. Mrs John Duford and Miss May called on Mrs HH 1, Vocke of Toledo. Alméndinger family and Miss MacDona of Toledo visited Wm Velteh’s. Hosiery for ladies and children offered at 10c pair by Pullers. Hillard of Galesburg visits relatives and Bowling Green. returns with brother Donnell Hinard of Toledo.
Mrs K Nellis hosts Chas Caldwell wife of the country as Wall paper stock arrives for spring at Fuller’s Curtain Swiss lace curtains and goshe panels featured. Miss Gertrude Caldwell of Lime City marks her 18th birthday at Mrs K Nellis’s home with Clara Leydorf and others attending.
Mrs B Frautacht of Rossford visited with Geo Lober and family Tuesday. Mrs Frank Schneider hosted a sewing bee on Wednesday. Ito J Artz of Chicago is spending two weeks with relatives nearby. Frank Harvey, Practical Auctioneer, based in Perrysburg R D No 3. County Surveyor J F Gullier called on Journal. Mrs F A Wetmore and Mrs E J Blue visited Mrs D A Haylor in Bowling Green. Miss Della Henry stayed with Misses Edith and Lyda Zingg recently.
A collage of small notices from Perrysburg items include thanks to neighbors for a mother’s illness support, visits by J F Byrne and wives, Kazmaier and family visits, travel to Detroit and Toledo, a move to Thanksgiving and spring plans, the Perrysburg Dramatic Company preparing Tatters at Town Hall March 17, and local business ads and social engagements.
Mrs. Martha Meed visits Mrs. Albert Kazmaier on Tuesday. A new building for sale with dimensions 18 by 28, inquire of Mrs. G. M. Kenn. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Caldwell last Friday. Miss Fannie J. Osgood visiting Mr. Sarah Osgood from Montpelier Vermont. Men and boys shoes and new hats arrive. Chas Lampman of the Soo visiting. Boys suits and knee pants on sale at Fuller’s. Mrs. E. L. Clay hosts Ellen and Genevieve Riggs Hattie Baldwin and Fanny Sommers of Maumee. Perrysburg Dramatic Company to present Tatters March 17, not a violent drama.
Colored souvenir post cards describe photos made in colors by German artists in Berlin.
Mrs Fred Walters of Lima visits Mrs Thos Walters at For Reyt House and 2 acres Maguire of Miss McGovern. Mrs Henry Halbert of Haskina visits Mrs John Perrin of Roachton. New prints ginghams shirtings embroideries and underwear arrive. Fullers. Rose comb Brown Leghorn eggs for hatching 1.50 per setting. There will be acts by company members at the Town Hall March 17.
A box social spelling contest will be held Friday evening March 13 in Dist No 16. The event offers a prize for the best speller and is open to all, says May Mitten, the teacher.
Majestic Theatre at 315 St. Clair St Toledo offers moving pictures songs and novelties with three showings weekly Ills manager WM Power Chas Thornton and wife of East Toledo visit Benj Thornton and family A new line of boys caps arrives for spring 250 and 600 Pullers Buy reserved seat tickets for Monday March Dramas Tattern Saint Patricks Day at 8 o'clock on sale at Comstock and Song drug store Mrs A J Conklin spends remainder of week with Mrs Conklin of Weston
Mrs. J. P. White of Rushboro Pa reports using Dr King’s New Discovery for lung trouble claiming it saved her life and eased a cough quickly. The ad notes it cures lung disease after diagnosis and promotes a trial bottle at Win, & Ben’s drug store with prices at 50 cents and 1.00.
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