Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-08
pEnWysnUnG Puus0NALs.


Mrs. Rev. n. II. Chubb is visiting friends In
Toledo this wOst.
Miss Hattie Hunt siarts to-day for two
weeks visit with ftieads .. Fremont.
@r. Ben. h. Uogswell, who has been located
in Chicago for the pas. year, Is visiting his old
home iu South Toledo.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elishs P, Averill returned last
evening from their three weeks matrimonial
tour in the east, TO settle down ia tue realities
of welded bliss.
Mr.. Joseph McCreery, one Of the "Silver
GrSys of Toledo, and one Of the HONEST light
ming rod men who do business in this vicinity,
was in town yesterday, OF duty for day.
NC. West, Esq, Of Fremont, was over on
the first inst. He says the 10th District will
surely be represented by q Republicaa in tbe
next Congress, and the mans name 10 DR.. Rice
who resides 10 Fremont.
Mrs, 8. W Lindsay and daughter, Miss Car
ris. started yesterday for Bloomington, ILL.,, to
spend the winter with her son-in law, Mr., j.
L. Douglas. May II be a pleasant visit Is the
wish Of their many friends.
Our young friend, George G. Iiimmelmnnn,
who "threw up a situation" In a drug store
in Lafayette, Ind, and has been ru sticA,ing in
Kansas for his health for some months past
has finally located in drug store at Newton,
Kansas.
The Misses Hirth, who went TO Chattanooga, 1,
Tenn, write home that they have both secured
agreeable situations as teachers IN the schools,
are pleasantly located, aud that the citv is
strongly Republican, ali OF which is Ageeabio
to them.
JIM. Chapman, Esq, Of New Baltimore,
Michigan, father Of J. II. Chapman, Of this
place, came all the way here on Tues
day, principally to hear and see Jim Blaine, Of
Maine, on Wednesday. he is sample Of the
Kind Of Republicans they have up in Michigan.
We mentioned three weeks ago, that DR.. J.
A. Backus, Of Toledo, had determined to locate
in the thriving village of Graud Rapids, this
county, We now learn that he Settled down"
there on the FIRST Of tho week--to stay. The
JoURsAL wishes him success, commensurate with
biS merits.
oHr people who were acquainted with DR.. r.
| v. Hobsun, and who had fully settled down tn
the conviction tiat he was one of the victims oi
yellow fever at Memphis, last year, Will be
pleased to learn that he is still on deck. he
writes us from liberty, Rutherford county
Tenn that Hawkins will be the next Governor
Of Tenn, aud that shot guns are nUt allowed tt
cou Mt in that vicinity.
Mr.. Thomas Mcehnr, known as the IriBl
Barrister in political campaigns, started fo
the laud Of his birth, Ireland, about six weeks
since, unheralded and unsuug. Soquiet wat
his departure that some of his most intimate
friends did not know oft until he had been ab
sent several weeks, His return yeStefda!
morning was equally quiet. His visit to th
old sod which he left at the age oi twelve years
was on business and pleasure. lie was unfar
ornbly impressed with nearly everything il
the mother country, as compared with America
and saws that they are at least hundred year
behind US, especially in applicable laws an
rulroad travel. Mr.. Meehan has promised u
s,me thoughts for the JOURNAL upon this sub
ect, as SOM as lie can get the leisure time
which We hnpe will hot be distant,