Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-09-16
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Mr. O. w. Moses dropped in ON his old friends
on Tuesday last.
Mrs. a. P. johnson, of Cape May, N. j., is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Frank Baird, of Fostoria, visited friends
here few days since.
Miss Clara Irving, of Toledo, is visiting
friends here, this week.
Mrs. VIM. Wilkinson, of Toledo, visited rel
atives in town this week.
Miss Ellie Ferchiot, of Bowling Green, is Wis
iting friends here this week.
Mr.. j. NJ. Wilson has been on the sick list
for a week past but is again on deck.
Mr.. John Hampton. of Defiance, is visiting
his brother Cassius here this week.
Mrs. Frank Hoshel and son George, of Toledo,
visited friends in this place over Sunday.
Messrs. Chas. kreps and George Button are
taking trip to Mackinaw On the stea mer Flora.
Miss Mary Haymaker, of Defiance, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. E Il. kingsbury here.
Father Bower, of Cleveland, and Father Gal
op, of Providence, visited Father Griss,
Wednesday.
Miss Emma King, of Toledo. was the guest
Of Mrs. W. A. Yinging, and attended tue Lawn
Fete last week.
Mr.. Chas. B. Bloom, Of North Baltimore
called on some Of his old comrades here on
Monday last.
Mr.. P. V. Hechler took in the Lawn Fete
Friday and Saturday evenings, and returned
to Toledo Wednesday.
Mr.. l.. Ha,ch, of Detroit, accompanied by his
daughter Eva is visiting his cousin, Mrs. d. K.
Hollenbeck, this week.
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here this week. She has just returned from
visit with relatives in the East.
Our boss is gone. He went to Cincinnati to
attend the reunion of his and other regiments
in that city, this week, and left US to take care
of ourselves.
Mr.. H. s. Chaplin, of the Bee, came up on
Saturday eve. to see the Lawn Fete, but was
scared out by the rain aud retreated back to
Toledo in good order by the next train.
Mr.. Frank G. Chilcote. started for Bowling
Green last Monday, at which place he will at
tend school duringt coming Winter. He will
make it lively for the young folks at the hub.
Mr.. G. W. Shoemaker, of Neidasha, Kansas,
returned to his former home at Belville Ridge,
this week. He has been located in Kansas for
seven years past. He reports crops in general
being very good.
DR.. Hillabrand and bride, returned from a
trip TO New York State Wednesday afternoon.
They left this morning for kendalvills. Ind.
| and from thence they 60 to their new home in
Denver, Colorado, on Monday next.
Mr.. Fred. D. Dodge returned to st. Johns
College ut Fordhan, New York, on Tuesday
last, to live another ten months on Greek and
Latin diet He enters the senior class this year
and we wish him success in his labors.
Mr.. VIM. r. Champney, Of Defiance, dropped
down among his old associates here last Sat
urday night. and remained until Tuesday
during which time he enjoyed himself i'm
mensely. If we can judge by appearances.
Mr.. N. Weder,z and daughter, Miss Laura
| started for Cincinnati, on Wednesday night
| Mr.. W. will attend the reunion of his old reg
ment, the 9th o. V. l., and will then go To Chat
| tanoOga, while Miss Wedertz will visit will
friends for few weeks.
| DR.. NJ. X. Ross, OF Detroit, called at his oil
home here Wednesday. The doctor returned
| about a week since from an eastern trip visiting
| Manhattan Beach, Coney Island, and Libert,
Beach, Boston. Before setting down to bust
ness he concluded to call on his parents here
He returned 10 Detroit Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. George F. Hirtb, who has for some tint
past been In the employ of TAYLOR Il MIL
Ter. left this morning for Spring field, Ohio
| where he takes position in the drug store q
| DIR, 4. j. Caspsr. While we regret to hay,
such young men as George leave our town. still
we heartily congratulate him on securing ,
gsod position for which his good qualities Fl
him.