Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-12-03
Personal MENTION

Henry III. Oblinger is now engaged at
work on the Bowling Green Sentinel.
Rev. A. B. Robinson has been confined
to his home with the ague since Saturday.
Miss Sophrona Bruce, of Clinton, Mich,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. DIX. Hollenbeck.
Henry Trumpy, Esq, started on Monday
Tor a two weeks visit with friends in Michi-
gan.
Miss Mary Robertson, of Haskins, has
been visiting relatives in Perry sburg, this
week.
Mrs. Rosa Evans, of Washington, D. c.,
is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. james
Dunipace.
Miss Rose Bebee, of Lima, returned home
on Monday, after a pleasant weeks visit
with Miss Ora Mcknight.
James Bellville, of East Saginaw, is in
town, at the bedside of his brother, who is
quite low with Consumption.
Miss Laura Wedertz, OF this place, who
is attending the Ursuline Convent, at
Toledo, was home over Sunday.
Callie B. Mcknight has been promoted
to night operator Mt Troy, and johnson
Blanbelt, of Belmore, has taken his place
at the Perrysburg Office.
John Eberly, Jr., writes us from Zanes.
vile, Ohio, sending the stamps for the
JOURNAL, in which he expects to find the
Wood county news.
Our old friend, Mr.. l.. G. Wilson, has
gone back to his first love, the dry goods
business. and will now be found with the
Messrs. NeUhausel Bros. Toledo, where he
desires TO see his old friends.
E.o.I NJ o.tol -, A. e..I r.
the week with his team for Lorain county,
the home of his father, where he expects TO
make his home for some time at least. We
regret to lose Mr.. Hoover from cur town.
Jane, NJ. Cullen, who has been riding
the angry waves aboard one of the many
propellers that pillow the deep blue waves,
has returned TO his first love-Perrysburg,
and is now on hand-shaking expedition.
Mr.. ]. II. Chapman made flying visit
to New Baltimore, Mich :, on Monday night
to witness on the marriage ceremony which
united Mr.. John A. Smith and Mis- Alvina
Schnoor. He reports large time, gotten
up OH a large scale.
Mr.. C. w. Parkey, OF Osseo, Mich, paid
lis pleasant visit on the first of the week,
and ordered an outfit Of printed stationery
for his carriage manufaclory ut that place.
He has lately purchased this establishment,
and we are pleased to learn is doing well.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield Irving, of To
ledo, is now engaged in teaching elocntion
in this place. Mis-. Irving won many
friends here last Winter, and il now teach
ing a class of ten Young ladies. She is
a very enthusiastic worker in her profess
sion. and possesses the ability TO inpart
her knowledge to her pupils.
F. +. Pocklington, Of Ridgeway, Mich.
dropped in upon us last Wednesday and
told us to send the JOURNAL one year
publican of his two months old son.
smiles, and like all fond fathers, thinks
his boy is the best yet heard OF.
Mr.. A. ]. A. Spaford, who is attending
| Normal School Mt Valparaiso, Ind, sends
us his subscription for another year. lie
reports the Normal at that place in -four
ishing condition, there being 1900 students
enrolled for the present term, and 26 work.
ing teachers who are not afraid to work
ten and twelve hours a day.
Mr.. Geo. s. Garfield returned few days
since from two weeks trip to Pueblo
Colorado, whittier he was summoned by q
dispatch to the bedside OF his sick brother
Roswell, who has been engaged in tha
country ms civil engineer for the past two
years. He was stricken with a severe at
tack of pneumonia, which few recover
from in that country, but through goot
treatment he was brought through, aftel
several OF the ranchmen from neighhorinl
ranches had collected in to witness his las
M oments on earth.