Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-09-03

Miss Minnie l.. Welmore opened her sehnol
At Haskins on Monday.
Miss Carrie Brown opened her school in the
Wilson District, Monday.
Phillip Wetzel is in Columbus this week, in
attendance at the State Fair.
Frank Seelman is nnw sngagnd 10 building
bridges in Illinois for the Smith Bridge Co.
Miss Carrie Hopkins, Of Bowling G esu,i
the guest this week o AR. 4 Mrs. D X. HoI
lenbeek.
Charlie Baird, Jr., Of North Baltimore. re
turned yesterday after two weeks visit with
his relatives here.
Mrs. J. l.. Douglas a:d babies, started on
Friday last to rejoin her husband at their new
hume in Bloomington, Ill.
Misses Ora Mcknight and Minnie Geiz re.
rurred last week frsm their protracted visit at
Lima aud Wapakoneta.
Prof. Barber, Que of the best elOcutiouists in
Ohio, now the Toledo schools, was the guest
of Prof Boone, over Sunday.
Gen. d. W. II. Day. having disposed Of his
herd of short horns started for Columbus on
Monday with view of making still further
purchases.
Charles Schafer, of Wayne county, Mich,
practical engineer, has located with US and
took charge OF the engine at the planning mill
Of j. A, Smith on Monday.
Mrs. Daniel 0'Brien and daughter. and Miss
Maggie Hutton, Of Washington, D. c., returned
to their hame yesterday, after pleasant visit
Of severaI weeks with MI. aud Mrs James Dun
| ipaco.
Fred. D. Dodge started ou Monday morning
and was TO meet Kenny TYLER at ClevelaA nd,
| from where both we're TO proceed to New York
to continue their college course.
Ralph Eastman and sister, Miss Mary, of Al.
bion, Mich, dropped in Monday, to spend a
few days with their many Perrysburg friends
viii on their way hume from a visit with
friends at Norwalk.
CT. Lewis, attorney at Delta, ohlc,' dropped
in to see us on Saturday. He has been riding
over a good portion Of Wood county and was 80
| well pleased with its appearances and prosper
| lV that he has about decided To locate in W Weston
| II. S. Knapp, Esq, one of the oldest pioneer
newspaper men Of the Maumee Valley, was in
Perrysburg last week gathering local matters
for the foledo press aud facts Tor his forlhoom.
ing history.
E. F. Ball, Esq, OF Ottawa, H., accompa
MED by his wife, d"ug hier and little son, stop
for few days on the frs: Of the week, on their
| return home from visit 10 the Eastern States
Niagara Falls, elc.
Harley West, who has been stop ping in Per-
rysburg for number of weeks nast, has So
cured good position in the Office OF the Chca-
GO Rock Island r., at Chicago, and start
ed i0r that city yesterday with tho best wish es
OF his many lends.
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since from his five weeks trip on the road In
Western Illnuis. From impressions received
while trav cling through that stRte he thinks
the Republicans are going to make a better
show this in than they will in Uhiu. They
are full OF boom out there.
N. C. West, Esq, Supt. of the Stone Road,
passed over the road on Thursday. Heis have
| ing considerable broken stone put upOu tn
Ioad a shorl distance nut, and shortly will
have teams at work hauling gravel md spread
| ing il on The pike near the crossing oi tue ID. Il
NJ. Road.
Mrs. DR.. NJ, N. Hatfield, of Toledo, passed
through to Dayton yesterday to be present AZ
the 10Th birthday anniversary Of her old friend
DR.. W. W. Wolf, Of that city. She always has
an invitation to these annual feSsts Of reasan,
and usually prepares a salchel full of manu-
script, suitable for the occasion, aud 0f a cheer
ing nature for the old gentleman in his declin-
| ing years.
A. W. Lee, Esq, returned from Kansas sew
eral days since. lie says the laws ofthat State
will have to be changed before he eau contract
to supply the markets In this locality with
game. lie was accompanied by Conductors
Jno. Devening aud Chas. 6, Rodenberg, Of the
d. 4 NJ. Road, who were looking after their
farms 10 Central Kansas. They own 800 acres
| from which they have received about 5000
bushels Of whaat, but Mr.. Lee, who is a practi-
cal farmer, thinks they will have no surplus
after they pay for the labor and expense a. get
ting il into market aud says that kind Of farm
ing Is not profitable.