Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-29
Perrysburg, o., Aug. 81, 1879.
Personal.

Mr.. Ed. Roach spent few days at
home this week.
Mr.. NJ. p. BREWER Of Bowling Green,
was in town on Snturdny-as fiat" rs
ever.
REED and J. J. THORNTON, Of the SOL
dier's Home, are at their home in this
place, on furlough.
Mrs. &. S. MEDIcK, of Toledo, made n
brief visit with her father and mother at
the Exchange, yesterday.
Mr.. Z. j. WEBB, Deputy Auditor, is
spending short vacation at his home in
Perrysburg this week.
Mrs. A. D. ToURrILLoTT, Of Toledo,
was visiting her parents and friends here
on the first OF the week.
Mr.. RAFER Cook, of Warsaw, Ind,
was visiting his brother.in-aw, Mr.. ii.
r. CHARLES, during the week.
Miss GERTIE SHEPARD, daughter of
the Paymaster of the Wabash K. r., is
the guest OF Miss BELL DAY, this week.
Miss ELIZA WEBB returned from Albany,
n. Y, yesterday. Our teachers are now
about all at their posts and ready for
duty.
Mr.. c. G. TAYLOR is the happiest
young man in town.
Miss MABEL SMITH and Miss GENIE
BEACH returned home, the former from
Chicago and the latter from the White
Mountains, OH Saturday.
We are in receipt of the Waukesha wis J
Democrat, with Mr.. NJ. A. TRowBRIDGEs
initials upon it, and suppose himself and
family are rusticating in that vicinity.
Mr.. X. V. HAYMAKER, of Defiance, who
has spent the summer in Dayton. is
spending few days with his brother
In .hw, Mr.. L. l.. KINGsBURY of this
place.
Mr.. JAS. FRANEY, formerly night oper
ator at the ID. s NJ. Sta ion here, now
running on the Pan Handle Road, paid
short visit to the boys on the first OF
the week.
Mr.. D. D. BATES, one of the guards
at the penitentiary, of whom the Bee
observes is az good-looking as ever, is
spending few days with his family and
friends this week.
Mr.. GEO. G.. HIMMELMANN, who has
held position in a drug store in Cleve-
land ior over year, has changed base
and now holds Il good position in the
largest drug store in Lafayette, Ind.
Mrs. j. o. TRouP is visiting relatives in
Detroit this week and Mr.. L. is turned
loose to forage for living. IL. C. w.
| Of Wichita, was only here what a ioliv
reune the Bachelor Club would have!
Mrs. L. c. LOCK returned on Saturday
from Saginaw, Mich, whittier she had
been on the saddest mission that afflic.
the human fanily-in attendance ut the
last illness and burial of her aged mother
who died on Tucsdsy of last week from the
third attack of paralysis.
Mr.. JOHN STILIINGs, of Kenton, candi
date for Common Pleas Judge in this sub
division, was in town on Wednesday. lie
was introduced by Mr.. TRoUP to a number
of our citizcns, all of whom were favOra
bly, impressed with HIM and express the
opinion that he is the man we want for the
Office.
Mr.. RICHARD DAY and daughter, Mis-,
BELL, returned home OH Sunday from {
ten days cruise on a schooner down Lake
Erie, visiting Buffalo and several Other
points. They were out during the heavy
winds week before last when the Steamers
had to lay up, but stood the pressure
bravely.
The old man lioLLESBECK," and Iii
grandson, FRED, returned home from theil
visit in York State on Tuesday morning
EvERs is no doubt sorry that the ole
man has not been at home for the pas
three weeks, that he. might he made t.
father the "opinions expressed in th'
JOURNAL. -
Mr.. jas. r. WErMoRE drove up to hi,
fathers residence near lIaEkins on Monday
and found the deer park full of slight,
different species from its former inhabit
nntS-importatiOns from Perrysburg. ii,
did not stop to count all of them, bu
said there were four that answered TO th'
name OF "Iilie," Netta," Minnie
and Emma
Mr.. DAVID I. GAUL, who has been as
sociated M salesman with three Qr four o
the leading Wholesale houses in New IOrI
for the past fifty years, was on a tou
among his old cuSt0mers'a few days since
lie stepped a couple OF days in this plHc,
and we found him the jolliest and mos
genial old gentleman we have ever met
lie. remembered and named over all th'
leading firms in the Northwest whom III
had sold stacks Of goods to during the pas
forty years. lie said he had sold lNrg,
bills of goods 10 Powers & BLINN, Dr
PECK and all the firms here down to tn
present day. lie is now associated will
EVANS, PARHE & Co., and before leaving
town got n large order for goods from A
q. WILLIAMS & Bro.
NJ NaAHxRTEn