Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12

Mr. & Mrs. G. X. BENNETT, of Toledo
were visiting friends here on Sunday.
Mr.. GEORGE STRAIN of this place, re-
turned Thursday, 4th inst, entirely rccov.
cred.
| miss MERTIE CLARK, of Tontogany
starts for Delaware this week TO pursue a
course in the College there.
Miss ELLA SPINK starts for Jonesville
Mich., Tomorrow for visit of some weeks
with the family of Mr.. Gus. f, SMITH.
Mr.. WI. DENIsoN,of Cleveland dropped
in yesterday upon his Perrysburg friends,
unheralded. lie looks as natural as ever.
Miss NErTIE d. HUFFMAN and Miss AN.
MA E. LOOMS, Of Bowling Green, are the
guests Of Miss META G.. LAWRENCE, this
week.
Mr.. II. WILTsE has removed his family
to his property just back of South Toledo.
MIR. Wand family we've good citizens and
we regret TO part with them.
Mr.. c. A, REED, of Massachusetts. one
oil the most genial travelling mel on the
road has been making his headquarters
at the Exchange for the past week.
We are informed that Miss EDITH DAY.
one OF the graduating class in the Perrvs-
burg School in June, has got school at
Lake Breeze, near Cleveland.
Mrs. O. D. HOPKINS, wife ofthe proprie
tor of the Central House, Bowling Green
returned home on Friday from pleasant
weeks visit with her cousins, the several
families of HOLLENnECKs here.
Mr.. W. J. STAFFORD, who is now en-
gagged in putting mp the Bell Telephone in
Toledo, was home on Sunday lie inform
ed us that they now have l43 Of these in
slrumen.s in operation in that city, and
are soon to run wire TO South Toledo.
Mr.. CHAs. W.MesEs was in town Wednes-
day, aud with Mr.. ID. =. OsTERuouT made
trip into the country with the view of
starting up the tie trade which they intend
to make lively this Fall and Winter.
We see itstated that Mr.. ALE. r. KNAPP.
of West Millgrovc, who lately located in
the Drug business at Rising Sun, is going
TO attend lectures in medical institution
in New York. So ALE. is bound TO make
doctor out Of himself. Success in the
undertaking.
Mrs. E. d. PECK, of Waterloo, Iowa,
has been visiting iser relatives and friends
here Tor the past two weeks. She returns
home next Tuesday. and will be accompa-
MED by Miss PHENuE RoBERTsoN, who
expects 10 spend part or all Of the winter
in Waterloo.
The genial physiognomy of our old
friend, CAR NJ. Brown. direct from Wichi.
taw, Kan, made its appearance on our streets
for the fist Time in six months on Satur-
day. CAP. is not discouraged with the
West, but thinks this country has got so
far ahead that the West will never catch up
We were pleased to receive call on
Monday from Rev. A. b. ROBINSON. of
Glenwood, Erie county, n. Y. He is
young man Of bright promise. He occu-
pied the pulpit at the Walnut Street
Church for the past two Sabbaths, and so
we'll we've the congregation pleased with
him that they are contemplating the IS
suing OF a call to him 70 locate here.
Mr.. JOSEPH LINDSAY, who has been en-
gagged for the past six months in one of the
largest sash, door and blind factories in
Denver Col, returned to his home here on
Saturday. His health has not been good
while there. The large overplus of car
penters in that ci y last Spring had disap-
peared and they we're advertising for car
penters when lie left. An eleven pound
son arrived III two days after JosErm's re-
turn.
Hon. ASHER Cook returned on Monday
from his protractcd absence of nearly a
year amid The most noted scenes of Eu-
rope. lie is looking robust aud healthy
and enjoyed excellent kea!th during his
absence. Mrs. COOK stopped over mt East
Pembroke, n. Y, and at Oberin, Ohio,
Tor visit with her sisters, but arrived home
last night accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
WHEAT. She is reported to have been in
feeble health during the greater portion of
the protracted absence, and for one week
in London enjoyed the felicity of the gem
uine Black Swamp ague.