Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-20
PHRSONAL MENTION

Mrs. E. L. Kingsbury is visiting friends
in Defiance, this week.
Miss Josie Tolman has been very sick
with fever for the past two weeks.
Edward Roach, of Toledo, called OH his
Perrysburg friends, on Sunday last.
Charles L. Condt. of Napoleon, visited
friends in this place on Sunday and Mon.
day.
Mrs. Edgerton and daughter, OF Fremont,
was visiting Mrs,George Brown and family,
this week.
Dewitt Linn, of Toledo, visited the
family of F. J. Oblinger, of this place,
Tuesday and Wednesday last.
John Hampton, Esq, of North Plain,
Wood county, Ohio, was in town on bus
iness the forepart of this week.
Miss Ethel Price, who has been absent
for the past two weeks, visiting friends at
Bowling Green, returned home last Satur-
day
Miss Pauline Hirth, who for several
years past has been engaged in the Toledo
public schools, has resigned her position
and expects to teach in Chattanooga dur
ing the coming year.
Rev. A. B. Robinson. who has been abb
sent several weeks, visiting friends in the
East returned home yesterday, and will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Walnut Street
| Church, as usual, nc xt Sabbath.
Miss Eva A. Powers, of this place, who
has been attending the Sunday School En-
campment at Chatauqua, for the past two
weeks, returned last Monday, well pleased
with her sojourn at that delightful summer
| resort.
F. ]. Ohlinger, of this place. received
word on Wednesday last that his mother
was lying dangerously i'll at her home in
Germantown, Ohio, and accompanied by
his daughter Nettie, he started for that
city yesterday noon.
Messrs. f. L. Kingsbury, G. E. Averill,
| n. Wedertz and James Timmons left this
place for Chicago, last Sunday. These
gentlemen take in The TrienniaI ConcIave
of the Knights Templar. Mr.. Kingsbury
being member of the Defiance Command
cry. Joined the remainder of that order at
| Defiance.
Mr.. E. w. Merry and family, OF Bowling
Green, are visiting their many relatives
and friends in Perrysburg this week. ia.
mie and Frank are about the proudes
boys in the county since their father pre-
sented them with span of ponies, one o
which the bows are exercising on oul
streets this week.
Edwin c. Kohl, of Cincinnati, who hai
been visiting friends in this place for the
past few weeks, is now acting in the capac
Itv of solicitor for the Toledo Weekly Bee
We are pleased TO learn that Mr. X. ex
poets to engage in business in Toledo short
ly. He is young man of education Rnc
refinement, and we wish him success il
whatever business enterprise he may EN-
bark.
Miss Amelia McIsaac, who for four year
past has been attending the public school,
at this place, returned TO her home il
Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, last Monday
During her stay in this place Miss McIsaa,
has made her home with the family of he
nncle, Jno. A. Robertson, and has been yer,
highly esteemed by all who knew her. anC
her departure is regretted by her host o
friends. a large number of whom escorte,
her to the train to bid her good bye.
The singing of Mrs. Hotchkiss, OF To
ledo, at the Central NJ. E. Church OF
Sunday, was exquisite. Besides the selec
tions announced in Sundays Free Pres
she sang, by request. at the evening ser
vice, the hymn, "Nearer, my God, L
Thee" The congregation are enthusiast
in their praise Of the richness Of he
voice, and in the simplicity, vet effective
ness, OF her rendering. Should Mr.
, liotchkiss become permanent resideu
OF Detroit, as it is said she contemplate
she will be quite an acquisition 10 OIL
musical talent.-Detroit Free Press, 17h.