Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-09-09
LATEST ny rEnEpI.oNE.

Mr.. John l.. Powers, OF Cleveland, Is
home again for visit.
Mr.. p. V. Chilcote started last week for
Fostoria 10 take n course in College.
Miss Jessie Englewood, of Toledo, was
the guest of Miss ELLA Sphinx over Sunday.
Mr.. A. L. Scott is now in the employ OF
the Wabash Road MS night watch at Toledo,
Miss Eva Powers commenced her lnbors
rs teacher in the Weston schools on Mon
day.
Mrs. j. NJ. IIirth started yesterday for n
brief visit with her daughter Matte, in
Detroit
Mr. Ben Pneghaar now Yields the cleav.
er in the butcher shop of Mr.. Geo. w.
Hoffman,.
Mrs. Susie Carey, of Covingion, KY, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Chas. Pock lington,
this week.
Miss Pet George opened her school in
Toledo on Monday, with an attendance Of
10 scholars.
Miss Nellie Kreps, who has been spend
ing several months in East Saginaw, has
returned home.
Miss Pauline Hirth commenced her
labors as teacher OF Lagrange School, To-
ledo, this week.
Miss Kittie Smith has been awarded the
position OF principal OF one of the Schools
in Mansfield, Ohio.
Miss Anna Hopkins and Miss Pearl Til
den, of Toledo, are the guests of Miss Ma
bel Smith, this week.
Mr.. Samuel Krill, son of Rev. III. Krill,
starts on Monday next for Bcrea, to take q
course in Berea College,
Miss Lucy Allen and Miss Kate Follis,
OF South Toledo, will take part in the
Lawn Fete of Wolford Post.
Mr.. Thomas Franey, Jr., started yester.
day morning for Sandwich Canada, where
he has arranged to attend College.
Mr.. II, a. Valentine, and wife, of Mil
wankee, Wis, is on visit with his sister
Mrs. w, II. IIollenbeck, this week.
Mr.. John Callard, wife and little son, oil
Toledo, have been visiting their Wood
county friends for the past week or two.
Miss Jenny Lind, of Toledo, Is the guest
Of Mrs. F. j. Oblinger, and may be seen
about the Gypsy camp ut the Lawn Fete.
Mrs. Nicholas Wetlerlz and Mrs. Clara
Hiliabrand have been visiting relatives
and friends at Cleveland and Akron, hi,
week.
Mrs. f. Z. Barton has been employed n
assistant superintendent of our schools, AN,
Mrs. Francis Harris to take charge of III,
| Grammar department
Mr.. Dan Schellinger returned home from
Lucky on Saturday last, minus the end o
one Eis fingers, which had been taken Of
in II heading machine.
Mr.. Willie Curtis returned from Sagin
aw about ten days since, and we hear it rti
mored tint he wns united in marriage will
Miss Minnie Hall since his return.
Mr.. Theodore Warren, who has been re
siding in Lucky for some months past, ha
clerk in the grocery store OF Mr.. Chas
Stevens.
Mr.. Albert T. Brown, of Buffalo, accom-
panied by his wife and little boy, are Wis
iting relatives in Toledo and this vicinit,
Mr.. Brown was born in Perrysburg, an
went East in 1860.
Department Commander John S.Kount;
and Assistant Adjutant General Garfield
of Toledo, will be at the Lawn Fete Ia
night. They will probably be accompanie
by other staff officers.
Weston Herald: Mr.. Zcph Waltz take
, charge of the Deshler schools, Monday
and Mr.. c. w. Bradshaw of the Tontogan
schools Both these gentlemen are exec
g lent teachers and good citizens.
:, II. S. Chaplin, of the Bee, returned o
: Monday from the Indian Territory -
e northern Michigan-and is SAID to h
e loaded down with Indian trophies, caI
tured principally from dusky maiden.
Mr.. Eugene Zurhuh. of Columbus, wi,
was on visit with his parents here som
e three weeks since, was stricken down wit
the typhoid fever on his return home, bt
= was convalescent and doing well at last al
y counts.
, We were pleased to receive a call o
Wednesday from Mr.. J S. Walling, {
Kendalvil'e, Ind, father of Mrs. S.
e Westcott. Mr.. w. was here on visit an
i to attend the wedding of his grand-daugl
d ter, Miss Matte NJ. Westcott.
|. Mr. Caleb Sperger, OF Missouri, and NJ
Lewis Sperger, OF Michigan, have just r.
> turned 10 their respective homes after
So pleasant visit here with their sister, Nh
II Aaron Knull. She had not seen Caleb f,
. 80 land Lewis for years prior to tn
visit.
l. Mr. John Sifford, of Chillcotle, HI
n been appointed superintendent of bridg
q. and culverts on the d. & NJ. Road betwee
j. Toledo and Lima. Mr.. s. is a cousin of
,f II. and George LaFarree, OF this plac
l. His father served as U. S. Marshal und
If Buchannan's administration.
II Miss Hattie Hulburd has returned fro
N Fremont, where she attended rennI'
lie and pic mic of her class mates of years ag
The picnic was held in the public par
ex. President Hayes and lady taking pa
4. Mrs. Hayes taking hand ut waiting up
er the table the same as the rest OF the girls
y DR.. G. w. Hanson, of Northwood NJ
o. Hampshire, started on the return hon
:, yesterday, after pleasant visit of we
"a with his brother, Mr.. N. l.. Hanson.
~ this place. He was accompanied by NJ
ter Murray Hanson, son of Mr.. n.
er who has made his home with Doctor H.
On son for the past two years.
he NJ Miss Julia Adams, daughter of Rev.
he A. Adams, started for Fox Lake, about
ha | WcSt VI
Friday last, to take position ss teacl
M in the Fox Like Seminary. Her sisl
Ike Miss Nellie Adams, starts for Chattanoo
te, next Monday to take position M teacI
loo in the schools OF that ci'y for the ensul
~ school year.
nj Mr.. & Mrs. A. Roach, and little 3
on Andy, Jr., started on Monday for Quet
i" s;c Cannda, for visit of several weeks wit
ar sister OF Mr.. r. Mr.. Roach left there 80 ye
N. ago and this will be his first visit 81
~. that date. Some OF his friends arrani
an 10 have the st. Joseph Band nj the de
w wav to give him good send off. which was
IN complete surprise to him and he
rL thrown into confusion.
Mr., Jonatlan Billiard and wife, botl
their 79lh year, made three days visit
in Mr.. C. W. Norton and other relatives |
,ed and on the Prairie, on the first of The We
ew when on their return from protrat
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