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THE PERRYSBURG! JOURNAL
PERRYSBURQ, WOOD CO,, 0., FRIDAY, MAY 21. WOO.
7.00 IN ADVANCE.NO, 12
VOL, LVII-ED. L. BLUE, Publisher,
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R. P. BARTON,
UNDERTAKER (perrysburg,;i
Phones Office, Main 117; Residence, Main 27
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Mr. Tryon,who wns awarded tho
franchise for furnishing tho vlllago
of Porrysburg with lights, has pur
chased from Mr. iWltzler his ontlro
equipment of. poles, lamps, wire, trans
mitters, motors, etc. Mr. Tryon al-'
ready has installed a number of the
commercial lights and the work is
still continuing. Ho takes control of
tho street lighting on tho 2Gth of
VTryon will run a lino down the
river road and connect up those new
residences being erected east of
town. ' C'iSLIM
Every assistance and encourage
ment should bo given tho company
who are malting special
effort to give tho village tho best
possiblo service.
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F. M. Q. SIBERT. Weston, o.
Edward IVI. Fries
having retired as Judge of the Court
In of Common Pleas, is now engaged
in the general practice of tho law,
with offices over Fronoy's storo, 22
South Main street, Bowling Green, 0.
D. K. Hollenbeck,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
General Collector and Real Estate
i AqenL
Titles Investigated and abstracts
furnished on application. Notary In
office.
PERRY8BURG. OHIO.
Rheinfrank and Ohlinger
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSEL.OR-AT-L.AW.
B32-533 apitzer Building.
TOLEDO, OHIO.
Homo EVoiio 1509
FREDERICK 0. AYERILL
ATTORNEY
AND COUN8ELOR-AT.LAW,
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TOLEDO, OHIO,
Home Phono 149JJ.
THE NEW MAYOR
Will He Prove Equal to the Respon
sibility Imposed on Him?
Now It's "Mayor Dan," if you
please, and we extend him congratu
lations and slnceio hope that his ad
ministration will bo a success from
stait to finish. Laying asldo politics,
our great desiro is to boost Porrys
burg; to make it tho best, cleanest
and most up-to-date village in tho-
state. All this can be done if our
citizens will but lay aside personal
prejudice, old grudges, and the "dog
In the manger" disposition that seems
to control so many of them and all
unite in tho grand design of building
up tho town. Lay aside the selfish
ness that controls so large a number
apd get together for the common
good of all. It Is up to you, "Mayor
Dan," to get the town warmed up to
what it might be. We don't like, nor
agreo with you In politics, but are
willing to overlook that fault, If you
will but use your energies and your
ability to put Porrysburg on the high
place she was intended to occupy, and
If your do this and prove by
your official acts that it Is your
earnest desire to serve the vlllago
faithfully and well, the people will
give you praise, and givo your admin
istration the stamp of approval. It
Is up to jou, "Mayor Dan," to win a
crown of laurels. Will you do it?
DEATH OF PIONEER LADY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Long, an old pioneer
resident of Wood county, passed
away Thursday evening at her homo,
two miles west of Rising Sun, O.,
death being due to pneumonia.
Mother Long was in her eighty-second
year, and was born in the state
of Pennsylvania, Sept. 30, 1827. Sho
came to Wood county April 1, 185C.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
Phono No. 7. PERRYSBURQ, O.
COURT HOUSE CULLINGS.
Circuit Court Adjourned and Com
mon Pleas Opens Monday.
Judge Baldwin this morning dis
solved the teliiporary injunction se
cured by Ellis M. Terry against Ag
netta Chldester et al. by which tho
defendants "wore restrained from In
tel ferlng with him In his conduct of
the picture show business thero un
der tho alleged contract.
Judge Baldwin stated that the pre
ponderance of evidence Indicated that
Mrs. Chldester through her agent, T.
F. Conley, was actually in possession
of tho theatre at tho time the injunc
tion was issued and that therefore the
Injunction probably should not have
been issued in tho first place, It hav
ing been Issued on tho hypothesis
that Mr. Terry was' in possession.
The court stated that it appeared
that tho defendants had continued to
exercise control over It; and also ad
vanced the Idea that tho public was
interested in It to u certain degree
and that the testimony of tho fire
chief and others tended to show that
Mr. Terry had not protected his pat
rons from fire In tho way provided by
tho laws of the state, -which was
something to count against him.
Mr. Terry was represented by
George S. Moss and Lawrence F.
Conway of Toledo, who gave notice
of appeal fiom tho court's decision.
They, howener, suggested the with
drawal of the proceedings .in con
tempt of court filed against Mr. Con
ley for having ousted Mr. Terry who
had gained possession of the premises
after the injunction was issued, as the
dissolving of the injunction took with
It Immunity from contempt practic
ally under the circumstances.
J. E. Ladd represented the defend
ants. Zoe M. Rless was granted a di
vorce Wednesday from Floyd Rless
on the ground of gross neglect and
was restored to her maiden name of
Long.
Howard Henderson of Perrysburg,
now in jail with ball fixed at $5,000,
on tho charge of holding up John
Hampton on the Perrysburg river
bridge, has given notice that on May
19th he will ask Judge Nearing of tho
piobate coint, to rehear the case with
a view of either releasing him, admit
ting him to bail or lemandlng him to
jail again.
Mrs. Luella Henry, 39, a widow of
Longloy, near West Mlllgrove, was
committed to the Toledo Stato hospi
tal by Judge Neailng today. She Is
suffering with melancholy.
John Brown has bi ought suit in
attachment against Elizabeth Brom
all for 1100, which ho claims Is duo
for labor performed.
David F. Powell has filed a petition
against Charles Grlffoth et al. in
which ho sets forth that of a judg
ment for ?1287.50 recently secured
by him, thero is still ?434.42 unsatis
fied. Ho seeks to have liens mar
shalled on 30 acres In Portage town
ship owned by Mr, Griffeth.
Tho case of Lewis Helzer vs. Sa
rah A. Davis has been brought up on
appeal from Justice Wm. Crom's
court in Tontogany to tho common
pleas couit. The plaintiff was award
ed 54.05 n justice court, bolng $29
and costs.
5 suit in auacnmoni nas oeen
hi ought by Frank Hendricks vs.
Mary Hendricks et al. on a note for
?1408, given October 29th, 1908, at C
per cent, payable in nine months. Ho
claims that it was to bo paid as soon
as her fathor's estato was settled,
wlilqli has now been done.
Eklward Everett asks for divorce
from Ida Evoiott on the ground of
wilful absence. They wore married
in 1882.
Supplemental petition has been fil
ed by MInnio Kent in her dlyorco suit
against Wm. G. Kent, begun March
(Continued on Eight's Page) .
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Largest Class Ever Graduated From
Perrysburg High School.
Tho annual commencement of tho
Perrysburg High school wlllbo ono 6f
tho most interesting ever held hero,
the class numbering 21 pupils, and
the exercises about five days time,
commencing with a reception to tho
Seniors on May 28, and closing with
the presentation of diplomas on Wed
nesday evening, June 2 at the audi
torium. The program has not been arranged
as yet, but the following "notes" will
give an idea of what will be offered:
Commencement Notes.
Six boys.
Flower Iris. , , ,
Fifteen girls. ,
A Class Will.
A Class Song. . l
A Class Poem.
A Class Oracle. .'
A Class History. ,
A Class Oration.
A Latin Oration.
A German Oration. ,.
An Original Story.
Colors Purple and Gold.
Motto For us, a name, a place, a
destiny. ,
The Princess A play June 1
Town Hall.
Graduating Exercises June 2
School Auditorium.
Junior Banquet for Seniors, May 28.
Sophomoro Reception, Monday, May
31.
Baccalaureate Sermon, Sunday
evening, M. E. church, May 30.
Music Girls' Chorus; Double Quar
et; Alumni Quartet; duet by Ladles.
A Discussion Initiative and Ref
erendum. A Welcome.
A Farewell.
A Class Questioner.
An English Oration.
An English Recitation.
The following are the graduates and
the course each has" taken:
Charlotte M. Ide Latin, German.
Zella Mario Gunder German.
Alta Margaret Munger Latin.
Mabel B. Shlpman German.
Bertha L. Shlple Latin.
EdwardG-. Schwind Latin.
Dora Mildred DeVerna German.
Cora Mario Weidner Latin.
Marie Irene Burdo Latin.
Ila- Delphlne Simmons Latin.
George J. Shlple Latin, German.
Anna M. Eckel German.
Lucie H. Borck Latin, German.
Lulu E. Schneider Latin.
Mamie Mario Rogers Latin.
Lillian A. Huffmann German.
Ralph D. McCaslin German.
John C. Buddt Latin.
J. Richard Cartel- Latin.
Howard E. Hcilman Latin.
Esther Mario Thompson Geiman.
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WOMEN'S CLUB WAS RASH.
It never pays to underestimate the
small boy, according to reports that
are coming in from Goodland. A wo
man's club of that toWn decided that
tho town needed beautifying, and of
fered the small boys 10 cents per 100
for old tin cans, never expecting that
halt of the money in tho fund would
bo claimed. The boys, needing the
money for fish hooks and corks and
bsfce balls, got busy, and. at last re
ports had turned in 30,000 cans, with
a lot of alloys still to hoar from. Tho
club treasury is busted, and tho ladles
it is declared, aro now planning to
ttudy Oreclan art next year, and will
leave civic improvement in the
hands of tho -city council. Kansas
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MM) D0ljSCII.
Four Bradner People Bitten by Dog
Suffering With Rabbles.
The vollago of Bradner and vicin
ity is In an uproar over a mad dog
scare, and as a result of being infect
ed by tho animal four people wero
taken to tho pastour Instltuto at Chi
cago Monday morning to bo treated
before rabies overtake them, says the
Sentinel They are Mr. McNulty, Paul
and Ernest Koester, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Honry Koester, and Juanlta
Glacier, an infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Glazier.
The dog, which was a small one,
had been bitten by another canine be
longing to Schuyler Hyter, who re
sides In the country The dog had
bitten several horses and other ani
mals, but it wns not supposed that
ho was afflicted with rabies. Tho
animals bitten have shown no symp
toms so far.
On last Tuesday evening as Mr. Mc
Nulty was passing tho Koester resi
dence ho was attacked by the dog
and bitten on the leg, the skin being
broken open. Not much attention was
given tho matter until the following
day when tho animal escaped cap
tivity and attacked the little Glazier
,child, who is a neighbor, and who
was sitting on the porch at the time.
She was bitten in the face quite bad
ly before the dog could bo driven
away. He then attacked tho son
Paul, biting him about the leg. Help
was summoned and the dog killed.
Tho head was sent to Columbus for
Inspection. Wordl has just been re
turned that it was a well dovoloped
case of rabbles,
Ernest Koester, the other victim,
who left to take treatment, wns not
bitten, but had a sore on his hand,
which the dog had licked. The threo
children, Ernest, Paul and Juanlta,
(Continued on Eifjhth Page)
P Brand" WKt
Every m
DOt 0&i
We are selling positively the best shoes on earth.
If we could find better s-oes than "STAR BRANDS"
made by Roberts, Johnsonl& Rand Shoe Co , St. Louis,
we would buy anchell them to you. But it has been
proven to us beyond a shadow of doubt that ''Star Brand
Shoes Are Better'' and we will sell you nothing else.
If you had a chance to go through either of the 1 1
big "Star Brand" Specialty factories where a mass of high
class, well paid shoe experts make just one line of shoes,
see every detail ol the making of "Star Brand" shoes and
know they are made of good leather and nothing but
leather, you would be pretty nearly convinced, would't
you, that they are the shoes for you to wear?
But after you have worn them and find that you
never had to "break them in," that they felt good every
where and that they looked nicer and , lasted longer than
any shoe you ever wore, no power on earth could keep
you from wearing '-Star Brand ' shoes the rest of your
life.
We are enthusiastic over "Star Brand" shoes.
Your first pair will make you enthusiastic, too. We have
them at all prices for everybody. Always a pleasure to
show them come in.
We Walk On Stars, So Can You.
A. C. FULLER
"STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER"
HOME TEAM WINS GAME
Prove Victors in Contest with Libby
Team by Score of 4 to 0,
After two unsuccessful attempts at
a Sunday ball game in Porrysburg,
both postponed on account of rain,
tho first game of tho season was play
ed on tho Perrysburg grounds last
Sunday afternoon, when tho Libby
team, a strong aggregation from To
ledo, crossed bats with tho local
team.
Despite the fact that tho homo
team had had but little practice, they
played an excellent game which,
coupled with tho flno pitching of
Charles, enabled, them to win from
tho visitors by a score of 4 to 0. Only
threo hits woro mado off Charles'
delivery, ono of them a twobagger.
Ho was rather wild, passing six men,
but always tightening up in tho
pinches and by tho aid of his sup
port, put them away by tho shutout
route.
Tho stick work of Pringlo for tho
home team was a feature, his batting
average being 1000, getting threo sin
gles and one double out of four times
at bat.
Altogether tho homo team played a
good game and the Indications aro
that Perrysburg has one of tho strong
est allhomo teams in the history of
tho village.
While tho attendance was small at
tho Sundny game, the good, showing
made yill no doubt have a tendency
to Increase the enthusiasm among tho
local fans with tho result that thero
will be a much larger crowd at tho
next game to bo played hero Sunday,
(Continued on Eighth Page.;
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