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

Mr.. PETER HEcHLER is convalescing.
Mr.. JAS. MURRAY, Jr., OF Sidney, is Wis
iting his relatives here.
Mr.. c. W. MosEs, of Cleveland, was in
town again on Wednesday.
Mr.. WILLIAM BARTON goes to the Ex-
change for dinner when they have catfish.
Miss JULIA ADAMS, who is engaged in
teaching near Oberlin, was home for a
visit over Sunday.
Mr.. HENRY VANHELLEN, Of Toledo, is
taking n short respite from business in
visit with friends here.
Mr.. CAREY d. LINDSAY, of Toledo,
and Mr.. NJ. J. SMITH, of Chicago, were
visiting their friends here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X BENNETT, OF Toledo,
took advantage Of the fair weather for
drive last Sabbath and visited their friends
here.
Our young friend, ]. w. CALLARD ac-
companied by his wife and baby, spent
last Sabbath with the old folks at home,"
in this place.
Mr.. LEWIS KINGFIELD, OF Lake twp,
was in town Monday, in very feeble con-
dition. lie has been in feeble health near
all summer.
1t was PHILLIP DEERwoRTH, Sergeant
Co. K, 10th Reg't o. V. l., instead of L..
G.. FRYBERGER, who was visiting with Mr..
C. II. GREINER and other friends here last
week.
Mr.. ]. L. DOUGLAS was home over Sun
day, and as his business keeps him on the
road in Illinois. talks of removing and To-
eating his family in the central part of
that State.
Mr.. SARpTUs RELvILLE, who has been
living in Riga, Mich, for several years
past, has removed his family back to Per-
rysburg, preferring his old boyhood home
TO all others.
Mr. z. w. STANNARD, the sample sus-
pender and wooden nutmeg man, was in
town Monday on his triannual visit to our
merchants He always gets plenty of or
ders and this, as last fall, got a few cigar
bets on the election.
Mrs. OWEN BLA6KMoRE, and baby, has
Just returned from a several days visit with
friends at Waterville aud Whitehouse.
OWEN picked his teeth with The bachelors
ut the Exchange which reminded him OF
the good times before he deserted them.
Mr.. w. c. CREBBs, the popular insur-
surance man of.Toledo, dropped IN few
moments to see the JOURNAL folks yester-
day. He wears n serene and confident
smile when speaking about addressing
"Calico Charlie" rs Governor FOSTER af-
ter Tuesday next.
Our young friend, Mr.. w. P. MILLER
starts Tor Wichita, Kansas, on next Sunday
evening to accept a position in a drug
store there, now filled by Mr.. J. f. SHAW,
who expects to open up drug store OF his
own about 20 miles from Wichita. "Wil-
lie, we shall miss YOU" the girls will miss
voui, in fact all will miss YOU and regret
your going but wish you we'll,
Mrs. ]. A. BoNNELI, wife of ex-Treasur-
er J JoHN A. BONNELL, who has been resid-
ing in Texas for tie past five years. has re-
turned for her irst visit t. Wood county
friends since their removal t. Texas.
She IL at present stopping with friends in
Bowling Green, hut expects to call on her
Perrysburg friends lefore returning home.
Mr.. J. X. WEEKS, agent for and delivers
goods from the Cuyahoga Falls Stone Ware
factory, who alwrys makes it a point to
reach Perrysburg to stay over Sunday when
in this vicinity, informed MS that his re-
cent trip over the d. & VI. Road had been a
very profitable one. The largest order from
any one firm was from HUBER & STEWART,
Bowling Green, who took full car load.
Mr.. ALBERT 7. BRowN, OF Buffalo, who
left Perrysburg about fifteen years ago,
when a youth Of thirteen summers, paid
the JOURNAL a pleasant visit on Tuesday
He is a son of Mr.. ABNER Brown, an old
pioneer of Perrysburg, but who removed
some years ago to and lately died at Col
linsville, Ill. Mr.. B. was called to his hoy
hood home on the sad mission Of at ending
the funeral OF his brother-in-law, Mr.. 10
sEPH BRowNsRERGER.
For Sale or EXehange.-De Desirable
manufacturing property in Wood county
O. Will exchange for a stock of DryGoods
Groceries, Boots and Shoes. A clear, well
regulated stock wanted,
Also two dwelling houses on the same
terms. Title perfect and clear, Address
j. 5, HULL, Napoleon, D.