Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-01
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Mr.. Joseph Crabb,. ,.of Toledo, spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mr.. d Mrs. VIM Day, of Fostoria, Ire visit
ing relatives here this week.
Mr.. G. r. Miller, Of Toledo, called on bis ac-
quaintances here last Sunday.
Rev. DR.. Yingling and family spent few
days last week with friends in Lima.
Mr.. & Mrs. H. P. Shsnks and son. Of Grand
Rapids, visited friends here on Sunday last.
Mrs /. Z. Thompson has been visiting her
| daughter, Mrs. A. ID. TOurtillott, Of Toledo.
Mr. J. %. Troup and family are spending q
| couple of weeks with lrends in Vincennes, Ind, 4
Nj. VIM. Wilkinson, of Toledo, visited his
cousin Fred Dodge, OF this place, last Tuesday.
MIR. Chas. Il. Condit, of Napoleon came down
| yesterday to visit Mr.. Shell +. Miller aud other
| friends.
Miss Sadie Eaton, of Toledo, and Miss Mn
ME Houk, of Colorado, are the guests of Miss
Edith Westcott.
| Maj. H. g. Lawrence, we are pleased to OBJ
| serve, has almost fully recovered from his re-
cent severe illness.
Mr. Shell F. Miller will start for st. Louis
| again to. morrow to resume his duties In the
| hardware business.
Mrs. S. n. Poston, of Jacksonville, O., l..
the guest Of Mr.& Mrs. C. q. Tay lor, and will
remain several weeks.
|
Modday evening for brief visit with her sis.
ters, Mrs. +. X. Miller and Mrs. Mary Price.
/ Mr.. John Cranker, who buys his stock in
Detroit, made business trip there, combined
with pleasure, during the Prisoners reunion
last week.
DR.. Jas.F. Robertson, of Haskins, passed
over to Detroit last week as an ex-Surgeon of
Prisoners reunions. He was captured on the
Waste, however.
HILL H. =.
in a railroad office at Rochester, n. Y erjoyed
aweek's wish with his family here, and returned
to his position last Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred ID. Dodge returned from st. Johns
College, New York, on Friday last. Fred. is
looking happy aud hearty, and in fine condi-
lion for enjoying his Summer vacation.
We had a pleasant call this morning from
Mr.. Andrew Pargellis, of Hull Prairie, WIN is
looking quite peaked from bilious attack since
his return from the Prisoners reunion at De.
troit.
Rev. Robert .McCune, aud little daug hter
of Toedo, were in this place on Monday eve
ming last. The reverend gentleman delivered
an excellent temperance 10 the Cleaners Tenn
perance Uninn the same evening.
Mr.. Geo. Bullatd, of Panes, Saginaw county
Mich, is on a visit with friends here and al
r Hull Prairie. lie wants the news from Wood
county. likes the tone of the JOURNAL aud ie
with us years subscription, in advance.
I We were pleased 10 meet DIR. A. s. Condit
. Of Napoleon, on the excursion ON the Waite t,
r Detroit or Tuesday Of last week. He is vel
pleased with Napoleon and is building up fin,
business in his profession, that Of dentistry.
We regret IN learn that Prof G.. b. Boon,
n will not have charge of our public schools dur
}, ing the coming year, MS he has secured larg,
4 salary to labur elsewhere. lie has done goot
work In our schools and many regret his de
n parture.
Miss Pauline NJ. Hirh. who has been tea achlns
: in Chattanooga, Tenn, during the past year
= has accepted position in the Toledo publ
schools. She received very excellent testimo
mails as teacher, from the best educators il
y Chattanooga.
h Mr.. s. C. Weeks, of Stoneware notorieiy '
+ dropped in to see his Perrysburg friend
. Wednesday ese but left early yesterday morn
r. ing for the fas West, expecting to make hi
a friends happy along the route by the distribu
tion of s,oaewaIe.
We are pleased to see Mr.. John Eberl
+. again in his accustomed place of u4iness an
It although the bullet has not been found, he
Is nevertheless, rapidly recovering and is now abl
d to enjoy the somewhat serious joke. He is yer
IS thankful to his friends for their many attention
IS during his confinement to the house.
l. We we're GLAD to meet our whiom friend, Nj
u Geo. I. Clark, on Saturday evening, who ha
held the position for -everal years OF conductd
on the Wabash Road, between Toledo aud Dau
D, vile, III. George has stuck to the Wabas
t. for thirteen years, and is as faithful and hone
IS as man as he was as a boy when at home.
IS Mr. VIM. P. Miller returned home from Go
le orado, about two months ago only II shadow
1t his former self, but under the parental roo
10 and amid boyhood scenes aud schooimates b
sr became quite robust aud started for his Leat
ID ville home again on Monday evening leavin
n many friends to regret his departure, and wis
him prosperity IN his mountain home.
We met Mr.. James Foot in Toledo Saturda
evening. He had just returned from Florid
:. whittier he had gone 10 March last. When
10 started he had TO be carried TO the train At
~ his friends had but little hopes Of his recover
10 ~ from the consumption. We were pleased
y Bee him so much improved In SO short tin,
~ Mr.Foot expects to return to Florida again in Il
~ the fall with hopes of ofullimately being cured
~, that dred disease.
he Mrs. +. r. Miller started last evening for
". tawa, Ill, where she expects to attend the we
RI, ding OF her neice, the daughter OF Mr.. and MI
es L. II. Bull, after which she will proceed to 10
,at her husband At Leadyille, Col, who has DO
er, located there little over two years, also
-es second Aon, Mr.. Earnest g., who has been
M Colorado about four years. Mrs.Miller will
I6O greatly missed in social aud benevolent O
ew ces, IN which she has agnred prominent
since the Commence Iue Mt Of The War.