Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-04-15


town on Monday last.
Mrs. Jennie Baker, of B. G. visited the
family of VIM. Barton, the first OF this week
f. Hollenbeck, E.q., went to Tiffin on
Monday 10 attend District court, and other
law matters.
Mr.. Nicholas Wedertz went to Detroit
last Wednesday to purchase a new stock
of tobacco.
Miss Eta Trowbridge, of Toledo, is vis-
iting her cousin, Miss Alta Trowbridge,
this week.
Mr. Jas. Cullen started for Buffalo on
tuesday, to make arrangements for the
sailing season.
Mrs. Jas. Murray and Miss Jennie Muir.
ray, of Sidney, are visiting relatives IN
town this week.
Mrs. w. J. Parks and baby, of Toledo
visited relatives in Perrysburg, the fere-
part OF the week.
Charles Wellerling, Of Rrunersburg, De,
fiance Co., is now engaged rs Clerk for Mr.
f. l.. Kingsbury.
Mr. VIM. F. Brown, of Cnrhnvillc, Tlli,
nois, is visiting his cousin, Mr.. John Mer-
ry, here, this week.
MirrFr hhN' VI
Sonth Toledo. were guests OF Mrs. G. c.
Taylor, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collins, and DR.. Da-
Wis aud wife of Tontogany, visited friends
in Perrysbnrg this week.
Mr. Charles Collins went to Melinn. last
Wednesday, TO attend the funeral OF his
falher-in-law, Deacon Witien.
Mr.. Jarins Cnrtls. freight conductor on
the Lake Erie & Western r. r. visited his
parents, Mr.. & Mrs. S. Curtis, here, last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Rev. Rolla II. Chnbb and her faith
er, Samuel Hamer, went to Cleveland last
Tuesday for a two weeks' visit with friends
in that city.
Mr.. Casper Fisher, who removed TO Mich
igan about n year ago, returned n few days
since to look after his live stock, which he
left bell ind
Mr.. VIII C. Norton has become quite n
sportsman. He has suspended work for a
few days and is now slaug ltering ducks up
in Michigan.
Mr.. J. III. Weller, formerly Superiniend-
ent Of the ID. & NJ. read, but now engaged
in the oil business at Mansfield, o., was in
town last Sunday.
Miss Sophia Wilzler, who has been teach-
ing the First Primary department of our
public schools resigned her position last
Friday, on account OF severe affection
OF her eyes. Miss Mamie Witzler fills the
vacancy.
Miss Mary Richards, who has been in
Denver, Colorado, for the past year, writea
TO friends here that her health has been
greatly improved since her location in
that city, and that she does not think OF
returning to the East again to live.
Mr.. W. o Brown, Jr., who started neat
littlo Job Printing Office about four years
ago, and has conducted it until few
weeks ago, made us friendly call Monday.
He has quit printing. for the present, and
Ia now on the road for the Buckeye Pro-
vision Co., OF which his father is President
Dissatisfied with the Soldiers Home, at
Dayton, nnder Democratic management,
our old friend and correspondent, VIM.
Thos. Mcdowell, has taken his discharge
from that institution and ia going to Pitts
burg. Pa, from which point he promises
us rich, rare and racy letter concerning
the present RULE at the Homa.
Messrs. r. G. Garfield, James b. Sher.
wood and Fred Bowes, left lst sight, via
the Wabash, for Alpine, Colorado,at which
place they will make their home for some
time to come. Mr.. Garfield has entirely re.
covered his health and returns to resume
his duties as United States Surveyor, MIR.
Sherwood going ont with him as his as
sislant.-Bee Of Tuesday