Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-11-15
FROM NEILLBCRY.

Ed. JouuSAL:-The VI. L. Social met at the
residence of Sir. jackson McClihtock on " ed.
nesdav evening, Nov. 8. On account of the
inclemeucy of the weather the attendance was
small, but all who were there enjoyed them
selves. The officers are Mrs. 0luey, Prest -
Mrs Fayette Chapman, Vice Pres't-Mrs. II
y, Grove, Secy, and Mrs. Jackson McCliutock,
Treas. The next meeting will be held at the
residence nf II d. Grove, Esq, on Wednesday y
evening Nov 18th
Rev. MIR. Hill preached to a large audience
last Sunday week. III speak we'll nf him.
Rev Joseph Simms, formerly nf Grand Rapids
this county, gave us Il splendid sermon yester-
dav. TIE npuinn of the people concerning
him has changed considerably since he came
ON the work and that 100 for the better. MIR.
Simms, being rather under the weather at first,
did not create II very favorable impression,
but like all good things he improved with time.
lie will wake mp the people, and "dnn't you
forget it," This last expression is quoted from
"Juln" and is about the only sensible thing he
ever wrote.
We had a runaway in town on Saturday. NJ
one was hurt, but the team scattered the wagon
and it's contents around rather promiscususly
The last heard of the team they were going al
a = 40 rate nut the Phillips road. | did not
learn the name of the party who owned the rig
About the most enjoyable affair OF the season
So far was the party aud ball givers by mi ne
host, Richards, of the Millbury House, on last
Friday night. il was Il very select flair none
but members ui the society being invited. AL
EXPRESSED themselves as highly pleased.
Three or four fell"ws loaded up with benzinG
On SATURDAY night, and created quite disturb
auce in II snlnun At the East End. Mr. Wig
gins. the salnnuHtic in charge, marched then
nut at The puint Of II revolver. In the row thai
ensu. he shot at them twice and then locked
l.. ,rlt fpl-a Il
Where was the Marshal? We had annther lii
tie rumpus dawn at the Sntipn. Train M. Is
came through in such hurry thnt one Of the
wheel boxes caught fire. The conductor uu
drrluuk tn take the rnn water ut the target
huusa to put it out Now the boys have been
nearly all Summer collecting that water in
order to be able tn wash their faces once in
white, Charley rerpening soon convinced the
conductor, hy free use of considerable euer
" and nm extensive use nf scriptural quota
iinns. that that water did not buluug 10 The
company but was private property, much 10 the
disgust of the worthy train men,
Mr.. Jno. Bailey has the boss corn, and al
WIN want to raise big corn crops should ge
their seed of him. He sells it reason ably
There will be meeting to-iit2 ht at the NJ, F.
Chur ch tu propose WAYS aud means for having
a Christmas trse for the Sunday SchnOs
W. j Bailey's little daughter had the mis-
fortune to have her finger punched quits severe.
ly hy geiting them b:twrSn tue chgS or
clothes TrinGe while il WAS in nOlinn.
DR.. Meng and others seem determined T.
have enough sour krout fnr the coming winter
They brought about 800 heads IN on one loaC
last week.
Miss Bazes" over in ireland seems To bt
greatly troubled about our schO"l here. | am
not surprised nj the failure Of that MAJ idrn
Lady teacher, f her scholars were as cuuslm-
mate idiots as she seems 20 br.
The second term of schuol will commence on
Tuesday, Nov. &c
Personal.
Ed Karchner has been having considerable
trouble with two sick children. They are now
valrscing.
MIR. Samuel Iaines hIs returned home from
the pine regions,
Mrs aud Carrie Whitmure, who went Ia
Michigan abent month ago tn tisit relatives
have returned.
Gen W lust, of Cleveland, was in town last
Monday looking after the hardware business.
M.Treadweli, Au'y,o ,oi Tuedn, WAS In town
Wednesday on business pertaining io law
Will. Dnrand still seems Ia take quite an in,
leresi in the ladies uf Millbury-Ht any rate he
had b"h arms full going LOmo from the bail
last Friday evening.
Miss jennie bailey left for Cleveland last
Thursday, to remain for some Time visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Durand has been visiting frien Il and
relatives a. and near Oberlm, but is home ag ain.
&c. A. Il. - of llaskins, aud "OSs " OF Mill
bury, are here in spirit iur tho purpose Of ind-
ing tut II they are right IN their guess through
the last ouuplJs or JOURNALS. Thet may de.
part ia prare, fur they were FAR frnm right.
Mr.. T Tracy is teaching the EliaOn Achonl.
Miss frankie Wight viii teach the schoIl al
Frenohtnwn.
Mrs. Ell. Reed, Of Toledo, was here on Sat
urday aud Sunday, visiting relatives.
Mr. Luce, who lurmerly operated the siavs
factory aud after quitting that went to Kansas.
has come back again. Ho thiuks lie would
rather live hrrs than there.
NuV. II, 1873. HYrO.