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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
5
This store promotes men’s clothing emphasizing fit, make, and materials. It features Hamilton Suits with new models and wide padded shoulders priced ten to twenty five dollars. Adler Made offers two to four button sacks in worsteds and cassimeres with brown stripes priced eighteen to twenty five dollars.
Perrysburg offers colored souvenir post cards showing village and river views. Photos were produced in Berlin by German artists and are sold only at The Journal Office for two for five cents.
A garbled OCR listing appears to describe Perrysburg Market Grain and poultry items including live chickens and pullets. The readable fragments mention live chickens and young birds, suggesting a local marketplace notice. No clear dates, prices, or quantities are present.
Mrs Hegley attended a social gathering in Miami on the prior Wednesday evening. The event drew noted local attendees and followed a charitable or community engagement pattern typical of the era.
Adrian native Rey Pitson visits home while many residents attend family gatherings and meetings across Toledo Maumee and Perrysburg. A spinning mix of visitors births and trips, with last week’s readings noting auctions, church circles, and a Weston band reorganization.
Dr Clarence Ordway of Tonevo spent Sunday in Toledo with relatives. A. F. Gabler and others from Bowling Green joined OD W Meeker and wife. Joseph Dinipace of Toledo was in Perrysburg on business. Mrs Boma Hufford visited Toledo residents. Catharine Singer of Toledo visited family. Fred Charapney of Pittsburgh planned visit to Percyburg old home. Mrs. Mihoda hosted Gertrude Nellis and Mr MacConley attended with a Toledo guest. Yonket’s restaurant in Bowling Green promoted good eats.
Last Sunday and Tuesday social mentions include Kazmaier spending time with Fred Kazmaier in Bowling Green, visits to YONKERS restaurant, Mrs. John Honner and Mrs. Will Reither from Toledo, Joe Isenberg and family at G.J. Evange’s, Carlan Brothers purchasing a Perchron stallion from Aftermatt farm, and M. Gand with wife of Toledo dining with John Thornton’s family.
Alva Creager of Maumee visited Sunday with Frank Reice. Mrs. Bachelder of Maumee joined Ww. Mills and family for supper. Myrtle Leydorf of Miami spent Sunday with H. Leydorf and wife. Samuel Adamson is visiting relatives in Delta. Will Hopper and wife of Bowling Green were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Wm. Deibert. K. D. Henderson of Weston spent the first of the week with E. Stine and daugh. Wm. Blankert and family plan to visit Billsfeld Mich. Emma Maddy of Millbury was guest of A. J. Conklin and other relatives this week.
Dr and Mrs Latham of Holland hosted Miss Clara Lober Sunday visitors of Dr D and Mrs Canfield in Toledo. John Moser Jr and wife attended the Dreps Eckel wedding at Berkey last Tuesday. Miss Josephine Helmer of Toledo spent Sunday with Lulu and Daisy Schumloefel.
Wm Wellstead made a business trip to Delta last week. Mrs Jennie Jordan and daughter Miss Pauline of Toledo were Sunday guests of Blanketts and family. Mrs Ollie Pergerson, Mrs Lita Gulis and Miss Hulda Kennedy of Morenoi Miah spent Monday and Tuesday with Nelson Kennedy and Henry Yonker of Ludenville spent Thursday with Aiefmann, Henry Hoffmann and wife of Stony Ridge were guests of O A Hipmann and wife Sunday. F L Strutsberg and family Allie and Clarence Brandhaber of Toledo and Ernest Tyrrell and Miss Ethel Wade of Owling Green were Sunday visitors at B I Hofmann and wife.
The Powers Insurance agency announces new reduced rates on tornado and windstorm coverage for farm property east of the Rockies. The ad urges farmers to be prepared and consult agent GEO A Powers at the Meo corner of Front and Main Streets.
Lester Snyder of Toledo spent Sunday in Perrysburg with friends. Mrs. Johnson of Haskins was guest of Mrs. Mary Powell last week. Robert Thornton of Elyria visited relatives here. Hignt Francis and Mr. Weaver of Lima called on friends. Mrs. Teo Hite of Dowling called on Mrs. Geo Leatherer Jr. Elwin Davenport and family were Sunday guests in Haskins. O. McKabe and wife visited H. Thomas family in Maumee. Mrs. B. S. Bates and children of Berwyn Ill. are guests of W. E. Roose. D. D. Snyder and wife dined with Chas. Shiford and wife of Toledo. Fred and Alfred Lober of Roasford visited their parents Geo Lober and wife. Mrs. W. P. Scott is guest of her mother. Mrs. 8. Spaulding of Munnee is very ill.
Wm Bishop and wife of Toledo visited W P Adamson and wife last Sunday. Miss Cummings of Haskins visits her cousin Mrs Dr Canfield for the week. Mrs Chas Hanson and son Ward return from wintering in Independence KS. Mr Zeigler and wife of Toledo visited Wm Wellstead and family late last week. Mrs J J McCaslin and daughter Miss Margaret of Missouri spend the week with B MecCastin and family. Edith and Agnes Rechner of Toledo with Russel Harting and Harry V Van Norman spent Sunday evening with Fred and Miss Carrie Griss. E R Trombla placed a fine new iron fence around his residence, first of its kind in town.
A 19th century ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only effective remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises constitution-building effects, and offers $100 reward for any uncured case. Includes testimonials and product pitches for tablets.
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