The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-12
NE1eHBoRHooD NEWS.

HURON Co., 0.-Miss Sarah Wooster, or
ganist at st. Paul's Church, in NorWalk, was
made the recipient of an elegant present, on
Wednesday of last week, from members of the
congregation. DR.. E. G. Swan, of Norwalk,
is about to remove to Tifin.-Mr. G. B.
Niver living near CentertOn, attempted suicide
while in a fit of insanity, on the 26th ult., but
was discovered in time to save his life.
VAN WERT, Co. O.-Mr. J. H. Fish, died at
the DePuy House, in Van Vert on Sunday
night of last week.-A prisoner in the Van
Vert Jail, feigned sickness, and by a little
strategy made his escape, on Sunday night Of
last week.-Three factories at Van Vert,
caught fire at about the same time, one day
last week, but the fires were put out before
much damage was done.
CRAWFORD Co., O.-The public schools of
Bucyrus closed last week.-Levi Gay, of
Bucyrus, died on Friday night, from the effects
of injuries received at the hand Of one Lamas-
son.
SENECA Co. O.-0ne runaway in Tifin,
last last week.-B. G. Bowe, has succeeded
VIM C. Hedges, as Secretary of the Tifhn
Woolen MiIls.-Republc has had a leap
year dance.-Daniel Brown an old and es-
teemed citizen of Republic, died on the 26th.
WooD Co., O.-The Miles FIGURING Mill, at
West Mill Grove, was destroyed by fire last
week.-Charles Furry, of Stoney Ridge,
amused himself one day last week, by shoot
ing one of his hands off.-The young men
of Bowling Green, complain that the girls do
not come to time in leap year matters.
SUMMIT Co., GA man named Al len Hsr-
tong was killed by the cars at crossing near
Akron, few days ago.-The colored citi-
zens of Akron, held an amendment celebration
on Monday evening.-Julius A. Sumner, of
Akron rode on the first passenger car ever
drawn upon railroad in the United States
and the first steamboat that navigated Lake
Erie.
WooD Co., O.-The editor of the Sentinel
is listening for frogs.-The notorious McEl-
wee, desires to sue the Sentinel for SANDER.
"A school girl, in Bowling Green, eloped
with mysterious stranger last week
Timmons of the Perrysburg Journal has been
sick
CRAWFORD Co., GA dry goods store, in
Bucyrus, was burglarized last week, to the ex-
tent of about S50O.-Mr. and Mrs. Moder-
well, old residents of Bucyrus, left for their
future home in Illinois, last week.
SENECA Co., GA sweet youth of sixteen,
and blushing maid of twenty-seven, are soon
to be married, in Tif6n.-Sixty western ex-
cursionists, started from Tifin last week
A new planning mill is TO be established at Tif-
fn.-Andrew Woolf, one of the pioneers Of
the county, died in Tifin, on Saturday of last
week.-Bettsville is becoming live town.
SUMMIT Co., O.-The house Of John Hud-
son, at Cuyahoga Falls, was destroyed by fire
last week. kI-The mills of the Cleveland Pa
per Company, at Monroe Falls, were destroyed
\ by fire on the 30th ult Loss abont SAC, 900; in
sured for ,000.-A man was recently mar
ried the second time, in Akron, aud his first
wife was in attendance at the wedding.
VAN VERT Co., O.-Foster, of the Bulletin,
is living on Easter eggs.-The manufactur-
/ ing interests Of Van Vert are looking up
A. NJ. Collins, has been lecturing on temper
ance, in Van Vert.