Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02
pnnannAL mEMTION

Mics MINNIE GETz IL now rustioAtine
- hems for short season,
Master HARRT sHEPLER, Of Lima, l,
Visiting relatives In this place.
Miss ALICE Crook IL home again from
Delaware College Tor her summer vaca-
tion.
Mr.. G. Couch, Of Waterloo, 10 wa, IL
the guest Oi Mr.. JOHN RoBERTsoN this
week.
Miss ALLIE NJ. YoUNo, Cf Toledo, 1,
the guest Of Niss AMELIA MoIsAAo thi,
week.
Mrs. J. II. HRcHLER, OF Toledo, is Wis
iting her friends and relatives In this place
this week.
Mi@ KATIE FUCHS, Of Preston, Canada
is visiting her cousin, Miss FLORA WED.
ERTz. this week.
Mrs. WI. DENNIsoN, Of Cleveland, 1,
spending q few days with her many
friends In the burg this week.
Misses JENNIE McWANE and ANNA
HOPKINS, OF Toledo, are the guests oi
Miss MABEL SMITH this week.
Mrs. H.. G. LAWRENCE, and daughter
Mrs. SARAH THoMPsoN, OF this place, are
visiting friendsi in Michigan. this week.
Mr.. p. T. GERMAN, Of Toledo, was in
town Tuesday looking after ihharmOniouI
pianos. He knows just how TO treat such
cases.
Mr.. G. A. BAssErT, Of the Toledo Com
mereidi. dropped in between trains, to wit.
ness the graduating exercises on Friday
evening.
Master GEO. E. ToURTILoTTE, Of Toledo
has just returned from Notre Dame Col
legs, South Bend, Ind, and is visiting
relatives here.
Miss DELLA v. HAMMOND, Of Toledo
formerly resident Of this place, was the
gueNt Of Miss NELLIE KREPs on Friday
and Saturday last.
Mr.. CHAs. L. CoNDrr, Of Napoleon
could not miss the commencement exer.
eises here on Friday night, and found il
pleasant TO be there.
Mrs. NJ. P. BREWER, OF Bowling Green
has retained the boys OF that village to
secure for her specimens Of native birds aa
fast as they are Matched.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. BALDWIN, oI
Bowling Green, were visiting Mrs. JAS
| OAAFNg Ouh hiC BNbot ONGA WHO
reported quite i'll with consumption.
Mr.. JAS. DRIscoLL removed his family
TO Bowling Green last week. JAMES is a
good, quiet and industrious citizen, and
We regret to loss such from our town.
Miss PAULINE HIRTH, teacher of Ger,
man in Lagrange School at Toledo, il
now at home fer the summer vacation
She has been awarded the same position
for the next year.
Mr.. W. A. WILLIAMS, Of Fl askins, went
to Napoleon Wednesday, on invitation
Of the band At that place, who desire to
engage him 10 teach them during the
summer months.
The editor Of the JOURNAL started
yesterday morning for Albion, N. Y.
forty miles east Of NiagAra Falls, to at.
tend the reunion OF family of cousins
visit the Falls and see the Fourth oI
July.
Mr.. EUGENE LUCE, Mrs. NoHLs, Mrs.D
| n. TRowBRIDoE, Mrs. ELLA and Eta
TRowDRIDoE, of Toledo, and Mrs. EDDY
Of Napoleon, we're the guests OF Mr.. NJ A
TRowBRIDGE aud family, of this place
during the past week.
Mr.. FRED H. WHIPPLE, OF the Toledo
Blade repOrtorial stah, was on hand TO re-
port the proceedings OF the gradual ins
class of our High School Friday evening
and being impressed with the beau les
Of our village remained over Saturday.
AeSsrr. FRANK HosHEL and JOHN MIL
LER have been engaged for several week,
past at carpenter work on new DWELLING
being erected on Crosse Isle, on the De
troit river. They report many handsom,
new residences in course OF construction OF
that hardsonle isiand this season
Mr.. T. A. REILLY, travelling agent and
collector for the Catholic Universe, of Cleve
land, was in town Monday. He reports
the circulation Of that paper increasing
about 5000 per annum, and collections
easy. The Universe is . good and ably
conducted paper and deserving Of success
Mr.. FRED. S. EMRIcK, an old DAYTON
ion, good printer and able writer, whose
obituary was published in the Dayton
papers as far back as twenty years ago
dropped in on us Monday, just in time
to help us through with a rush of jol
work, and is werth an even dozen O.
dead men yet.
Messrs. FRED. d. DoDoE and REHNI
TYLER returned OH Saturday from St
l
a ten months absence. They have passed
through the "cramming process" havin,
gained and saved one year by dilligen
application, both carrying of the honor
Of their respective classes.
Mr.. ELoN AMEs, son OF Surveyor
AMEs, OF Haskins, who went to Leadvill,
several montha ago, spent = portion o
his absence in Denver, and returned hom,
two weeks Hgo. He reports Colorado 4
good Slate for surveyors, and expects tc
remain with his father another year, I,
gain = more thorough knowledge of th,
buriness, and then reiurn to that State.
Mr.. w. P. MILLER, 10 now at Lead
vile, having left Kansas for that cit,
several weeks ago. LeadvilIe has beef
booming" with 4 strike OF the miner
for several weeks past, and it becam
necessary for the citizens to organize int
regiments to keep the peace. Col. F. P
MILLER has been commissioned AdjutaI
Of one OF the regiments.
Mr.. GEO. SCHULTZ, OF Toledo, called !
to see US Monday. He sold his h orse an,
dray TO GEORGE Cook, of this place, an
being favoraDly impressed with our vii
. lage, contemplates the purchase of a ie
acres sf land in the suburbs to EN- Q ye i
: gardening, Mr.. SCHULTZ graduated rom
! years ago Ns engineer in the Toledo Con
, mereiol Office, is industrious, and will NAL
good citizen.
This is progressive age. 1t seems bl
few short yeas since MURRAY BREwE
was an Adjuster OF the moving alphabet
in this Office. Now he hNs nearly con
pleted in Bowling Green a handsome ne
9 residence, containing seventeen rooms, tv
: stories aud = basement, TO shelter hiH pre-
z ent and prospective family. With fo'
boys as u starter, il would appear 10
prospecting mind that he had an eve
the manipulating Of conventions at sou
:. future day.