Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-05

PERSONAL.
Mr. IRWIN BRrsToL, late OF Illinois, re
turned here on Wednesday.
Mr.. GEORGE CRAw, OF Bowling Green
is attending the Perysburg Union School
Mrs. BELL PETTys, Of Tontoganv, wal
the guest of Mr.. & Mrs. +. L. PENNYwELI
last week.
Miss EMMA HoUsToN returned few
days since from prOtracted visit with rel
atives at Van Lieu, Ohio.
Miss CARRIE BRIDGES, Of Haskins, re-
turned on Saturday to Perrysburg to con-
time her studies in school here.
Miss JENNIE DAVIS and little sister, oil
KentOn, are the guests of their cousin, Mrs
SAMUEL SMITH, this week.
Miss SINA ROBINSON went to Tole,lo 10.
day to Eemain about three weeks in the
study of Fall fashions in Millinery.
NJ, FRED G.. ANDREWS and Mr.. FRANK
FRENCH, of Toledo, were rusticating in
ED. L. BLUES vineyard on Sunday.
Mrs. c. p. and Miss LoTTIE TAYLOR, OF
Morrow, Ohio, arrived here on Thursday
I morning for brief visit with their many
friends
Miss FLORENCE WEBB, Of I,eMoyne, To-
cated in Perrysburg Saturday with the view
! of taking advantage of our excellent school
facilities.
Mrs. BERRY, who has been visiting rel
ntives in 81. Louis, returned home lew
days since accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
MAY BENEDICT.
Misses. BELL RUSSELL and NETTIE Oh
LINGER were visiting Miss FLoRENCEWEBB,
daughter of Mr.. CHARLES WEBB, of lie.
Moyne, last week.
Hon. ASHER Cook and lady arrived in
New York on Friday last and have been
expected home on every train since Tues
day, but they have not yet arrived.
We were pleased to receive call yester.
day from Bro. E. D. MoFFIT, editor Of the
Weston Herald. "Eph" is a clever young
man, scholar, and gets up spicy paper.
NJ. A. TRowBRIDGE, ESQ, and family,
returned on Wednesday from a pleasant
three weeks trip to Mackinaw, Chicago,
Milwaukee, and other points in Wisconsin.
Several visiting members from the Penn
herville Lodge, F. d A. NJ, and Mr.. J.. p.
TRIBBLE of Haskins, were at the regular
communication of Phoenix Lodge Monday
evening.
Mr.. CHAs. EATON, OF Toledo, was in town
on professional business Wednesday. He
has just returned from the cold farm" and
homestead in Connecticut, which the BROTH
ers retain possession of ns an heir loom.
Mr.. d. FRED DODGE and Mr.. RANNY
TYLER started on Monday foY Fordham,
New York, to take n course in ST. Johns
College. This is the same College in which
Judge DODGE graduated. We wish the
boys success.
Miss TIBBIE SHELTER returned last week
from Lima, and Miss Ora &. MCKSIGHT
returned from the same place on Tuesday.
accompanied by Miss ANNA RICHMOND Of
that city, who will spend a week or two
with Miss ORA.
Mrs. II. p. AyERILL arrived home TO.
day direct from Hartford, Conn, after an
abSence of over a year, the winter being
spent at her Florida home. Mr.. c. E.
AvERILL was off on Yachting excursion
when she left Hartford.
Mrs. f. d. Lock of this place, and Mrs.
SHEPLER, wife of Conductor WILL SHEP-
IER, of Lima, returned on Sunday from
four weeks visit to Marquet'e and the
upper lake country. in the enjoyment OF
excellent health. Darwin" is reported
tat aud sassy.
Messrs n. C. WEST and IRA SMITH, Of
Fremont, made their usual monthly visit
over the Stone Road on Monday. Mr.
SMITH returned again on Wednesday and
is arranging for teams and gravel to con-
mence further improvements on the road.
He expects to pass over the full length of
the road, strengthening all the most worn
parts before winter sets in.
Mr.. MAXWELL G. LAPPIN night operator
at this point, received n call TO go to Sidney,
on Tuesday, to take position in the office
there, and left on Wednesday morning for
his new field of labor. He had became ac-
quainted and formed ties that bind, while
here, and made the change with regrets
Mr.. CALLIE MCKEIoHT, a worthy young
man OF tIis place, supercedes Mr.. LAPPIN,
here.
Miss MATTE WEsTcoTT started on
Wednesday for Leadville, Colorado, to take
position in the schools of that place at
salary of $50 per month, with prospect
of il being raised to $75. Miss WEsTcoTT
was among the brightest of scholars in our
schools and graduated with hOnors in June
last. She goes to her field Of labor with
he best wishes of host of friends and
schoolmates.
JOHN BENSON, Esq, whose hair has been
whitened apparently, by three score and
ten years, was in town Saturday, for the
first time since 1910. lie came here that
year with delegation from Cleveland to
attend the Harrison Convention, aud re-
members aud spoke Of several features con.
nected with that mammoth affair that has
been kept green by the old residents who
still reside here. Mr.. Is. still resides in
Cleveland.
Mr. WE. DEVERNA received on Tuesday,
the first visit from Mrs. JOSEPHINE HIGINs.
BOTTOM, Of Detroit, n half sister whom he
had not seen for nineteen years, or since
she was a small child. The family got
separated and knew nothing of each Others
location until June when Mrs. II. visited
her grandfather who informed her of her
two brothers residing in this county. II
is unnecessary to say that Mr.. DEVEREA
Is happy man this week.
Count LUTTIoHAU, of Saxony, who
spends considerable OF his time in this
country, Is stopping at present with Mr.
r. s. Brown, Of this place. He spends
his winters in Florida and other portions
of the South and portion of the summer
In this latitude. lie stopped with Mr.
Brown for month or two some two yea rs
since and presented Mr.. CLARKE BRowN
with the skins of some rare Southern
birds for the exercise Of his ingenuity as q
taxlderRlst,