Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-10-03
PERSON Al.

Mr.. CALVIN B. SHEPLER spent Sund ay
last in Cincinnati.
Mrs. c. X. BENNETT, OF Toledo, paid a
visit to relatives here OF Tuesday.
We were pleased to receive call yester-
day, from Mr.. FRANK c, HOLDER, of Grand
Rapids.
Miss MINNIE GETz and her cousin, Miss
ANNA HErNL, of Toledo, spent Sunday in
Perry ysburg.
Mrs. ELIZABETH NICHOLS, of Toledo, is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. SHEPLER and Mrs.
NoRToN, this week.
Mrs. JOSEPHINE r. ScoTT, of Defiance
Co, made flying visit to her old home in
Perrysburg yesterday.
Mr.. JOHN OsTERHoUT, of Hirkimer Co.,
New York, is visiting his brother, Mr. d.
p. OsTERHoUT, at present.
Mr.. STLAs BENEDICT of st. Louis, accom-
panied by his wife, is visiting his mother,
and the scenes of his childhood.
Mr.. SHELL. F. MILLER who has been
spending several weeks with relatives in
Bryan, returned home last Wednesday.
Mrs. f. F. FRENCH and her mother. Mrs.
Z. WILRIsoN, of Toledo, are visiting their
many Perrysburg friends and relatives this
week.
Mr.. NICHOLAS WEDERTz and daughter,
Miss LAURA, went to Cincinnati last Sat.
nrday night to attend the Exposition.
They returned on Wednesday.
Mr.. A. WILLIAMS returned on Tuesday
from Mount Clemens, Mich, considerably
impruyvti In heuItn rom MS two weeks
visit to the mineral springs there.
We are pleased to learn tn at Mr.. GEO.
S. CANFIEI.D, of the Toledo Sunday Jour
nal, has sufficiently recovered from Sc
we're stroke of appoexy to he out agnin.
Bro. WILCOX, of the South Toledo Ad-
rerttSer tossed us o smile from his car
riage last Tuesday as he was driving past
our Office. That amt the kind of "smile"
We generally take.
Mr.. c. w. MORTON returned Yesterday
from a several days visit to Fort Wayne,
Ind, whittier he had been looking up the
manner in which the taxes are levied upon
his real estate near that city.
The many friends of Miss Cora LOCK
will be pleased 10 learn that she is slowly
but steadily recovering from severe at
tack Typhoid fever, from which one week
ago she was not expected TO survive.
MEL KINGsBURY is again happy. AT
ter attending a family reunion at her old
home in Defiance, his wife has returned
to Perrysburg and her lonely husband, who
now " feels as happy us a big sunhower."
Miss EDITH DAY returned home from
Lake Breeze, Ohio, last Saturday Eve. She
expects to remain with her parents until
about the middle OF November when she
will return TO Lake Breeze to attend 10 her
duties as teacher at that place.
We met our young friend, Mr.. II. p.
SHANKs, of Grand Rapids, on the tram
Monday. Himself and lady have recently
returned from a two weeks visit with rela-
tives in York State and TO Niagara Falls.
He claims that Grand Rapids is the lveli-
est little town in the county.
We we're pleased to receive call this
morning from Mr.. L. G. FRYBERGER, Let
Sergeant Co. K, 2l o. V. l., now located
at Fort Recovery. who with his wife is Wis,
iting Mr., C. II. GREINER and other rela-
tives here and has been taking in the
Prisoners Reunion, of which he was one.
Rev. WIN. A. YINGLTNG the Meth
odist Minister who has been sta
toned at this place, arrived in Perrysburg
last Tuesday, accompanied by his wife. At
present they are the guests of Rev HENRY
WARNER. Mr.. YINGLING will occupy the
pulpit at the NJ. e. Church next Sabbath.