Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-09-23
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Mrs. Jas Murray, oil Sldney, 10 vleltlnBl
relatives here this week.
Rev. DIR. Yingling is attending confer.
ence at Marion this week.
Miss Mary Carey, of Chicago, is visiting
the Misses Hayes this week.
Mrs. F.. D. Lock, of Toledo, visited her
friends IN the burg on Sunday.
Mr.. Howard Reid, of B. G., spent few
days with Perrysburg friends the first of
1.-THE week.
Messrs. Moulton Honk and Dan Hngar,
|oi Toledo, spent Sunday with friends in
this place.
Miss Addie McGinnis, teacher in the
Dorr St. School, Toledo, visited friends
here Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Schlect went to Cincinnati Fri
Iday night to take in tile Exposition and
the sights in the city.
Mr.. VIM. C. Norton and wife went to
Lima on Wednesday to attend the wedding
lot Mr.. G. B. Shepler, formerly of this place.
Mrs. H. Fl. Dodge and daughter Mary,
accompanied the Judge to Bowling Green
last Monday, for short visit with friends
there.
Miss Mary I. Carroll closed her FIVE
months school IN the Kohl district last
Friday, and is now at her home in this
;place.
Mrs. Fl. P. Averill, who has been spend.
ing the Summer in Hartford, Conn, re.
turned to her home in this place on Thurs
| day night.
Messrs. Casper Brandhuber and John
Strauss, and Mrs. Frank Thornton, started
for Cincinnati on Sunday night to take in
the Exposition and visit relatives.
Mr.. Geo. A. Bassett, of Toledo, called nm
his friends here the first OF the week. He
has Just returned from New York City,
where he has been visiting his sister.
Mr.. E. P. Averill and wife and Mr.. Ell
iKingsbnry started for New York City on
Wednesday morning. They will go from
that city to Hartford, Conn.,, to visit rel.
5atives.
Detective D. D. Bates was on special
lduty at Toledo during the Tri-State FAIR
Z and went to Cleveland, on business, Sun
Iday. He returned to his home here or
Monday night.
Messrs. A. Williams and DR.. ]. III. Rhein
$frank started for Cincinnati and Chatta
nooga Saturday night last, and Messrs
John Cranker and Jas. Fresher started fol
the same locality on Sunday night last.
Messrs. Edward w. DeVerna and Dixor
Hatcher. of this township, left on Tuesday
for Cincinnati, and several points in Ken
tucky. They are on speculnting tour
4 sexpecting to purchase live stock for thi,
4 market.
Mr.. Clifton Spafford, former Perrys
burg hoy, but who has for the past sever
years been employed by the Providenc,
Tool Co., at Providence, r. l., returned Il
this place OH Friday night to visit his moth
er and other relatives here. He returned
to Providence on Tuesday eve. last.
Mr.. Wm. Hall, Of Harding county, drov,
through to this place last week Tuesday
accompanied by Mrs. Mary Barton, wht
has been visiting his family during th,
Summer. After Visiting the family Of hi
cousin, VIM. Barton, and other friends her,
4 Mr.. ii. returned TO his home last Sunday.
4 Mr.. John Robertson and wife returned
lon Tuesday evening last after several weeks
nbsence, visiting friends AT Waterloo, Iowa
the bass fishing at the latter point tha
causes the young "Waltons" ofthe Maume
Ito open their eyes in asionishment, and los,
taste for the "small fry (" they hav,
contented themselves with all summer.
Mr.. John w. Callard, who for some year
past has been employed in the Blade Jol
Rooms at Toledo, has, on account OF hi
failing health, found il necessary to dis
continue working at his trade, and has se
cured n position aSa travelling salesman 10
Messrs. Weddell & Williams Bros, for tn
sale of their wooden bowls. We wish hin
success in his new calling, and hope IL
may regain his failing health.
parrrv Coon Hahn R.con Ianorte Ind