Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-05-27
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Prosecuior,J. o. Troup was in town Tues
day ON business.
Mr.. Geo. Cook visited Detroit and also
Canada, on business, Tuesday.
Hon. w. ii. Wetmore drove down on
Sunday TO see his son and friends III this
place.
Mr.. Wm. Scigerson and wife, of Niles,
Mich, ARE on II visit with their father, Mr..
A. Peck.
Mr.. A. Il. Cha,npney, and son Charlie,
spent last Sabbath with his son Will r., AT
Defiance.
Miss Laura Chatter, of this place, started
on Wednesday for visit with friends in
Wauseon.
Mr. Chas. N. Hampton, OF Portage, was
the guest Of his cousin, c. A. Hampton, of
this place, over Sunday.
Mr.. & Mrs. Madison Wetmore were in
town Monday, visiting the Millinery estab-
lishments in search OF II new Spring bonnet
Mr.. Philip Wetzel spent last Sunday with
friends in Chicago Junction, and there are
some singular rumors about the true in
wardness of his visit.
Mr.. p. G. Clark, Of Detroit, who has been
connected with the fishing and boating
interests OF the valley for the past so years,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel Hamer, who makes his
home with his daughter, Mrs. Rev. r. III.
Chubb, returned home from visiting friends
in Iowa on Wednesday night.
Miss Christina Zuelch, who has been
making her home in the burg for some
time past returned to the home OF her
parents at Chicago Junction on Friday
last.
Mrs. White has received letter from
her daughter, Mrs Hattie Allen, who re-
Gently rejoined her husband al Pine Knob,
Tenn, near the Kentucky State line, and
she is delighted with the country.
Chapin, the Bachelor editor of the Bee,
was looking over the Zone Hundred
House, Toledo, when we left OH Saturday
night. We have not learned the result.
Mrs E. d. Lock has been spending the
past two weeks with friends in the burg,
but Mr.. Lock returning to Toledo with the
new boat on Tuesday, she returned home
on Wednesday to see him and the boat.
A South Toledo correspondent of the
Bee says: Prof. Sidney Brownsberger,
formerly President of the Battle Greek
College, resigned on account of faillng
health, and is spending the Summer with
his family, at the Nicely House.
Mrs q. X. Bennett, of Toledo and Mrs
Geo. S. Mcknight, of this pace, passed
oyer the d. q NJ. Road to Lima on Wednes.
day, for visit with Mr.. & Mrs. Will Shcp
Ter. This is the first trip away from home
Tor Mrs. Bennett since her long confinement
by sickness.
A letter from Mr.. Waller S. Fowler, o
the River Falls, Wis, Press, informs u,
that his brother Harry is now running 4
train on the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Man
itoba R'y, and that his wife is now OH 4
visit at River Falls.
DR.. NJ. X. Ross, of Detroit, was in towr
on "Wednesday, on brief visit with rela
tives and friends He has resigned hi
position as physician Of Harper Hospita
and will open an Office o.duy at 81 Lalay
ete Avenue in the heart of the city, fo
the practice OF his profession. II the Doc
tor takes his own medicine, his robus
health would be the best recommend 70
Others TO do likewise.
Mrs. Alexander Cameron, of Caledonia
n. Y, aud Mrs. Wm. Rutherford, of Mar
cellus, Mich, sisters of Mrs. L. Ilollenbecl
and Mrs. n. II. Callard, arrived here las
week for visit and family reunion. Thes
four sisters are the survivors Of n family o
eight, and it has been many years sine
they have had a reunion. Thev have witt
them also OH this occasion Mrs. ID. G. Nc
Naughton, a sister. in-law, from Mumford
New York.
Miss Matte Hirtl,, who has been stop
ping with nm uncle at Ann Arbor, Mich
for the past two years, arrived home ior
visit on Saturday evening. on Sunda
morning Miss Anna Iirth, who has bee
teaching at Chattanooga, Tenn, also al
: rived at home. Miss Pauline Hirlh an
Miss Eva Powers, who have also been teacl
ing mt Chattanooga, visited Ooudland, \
3 c., n Summer resort for teachers of tina
! section. where they expect to remain for
short time prior to returning home. W
understand that they do not expect to ~
e turn TO Chattanooga 40 teachers.
I Mr.. 9. L. Averill returned on Saturda
evening from his Florida home, Orane
;. county, where he spent the Winter. II
j supports " "sideburns," (blonde) and show
n other evidence of good health. lie repor
/. Mr. Chas. q. Adams in good health, an
the possessor of one OF the finest orane
J groves and the best farm in that count.
, He also reports that the JOURNAL, leavi0
: here at noon Saturday reached him as rel
!. ular as clock work every Tuesday y-whil
. we have reports from interior points
y Ohio that it don't reach its destination VI
: til Wednesday and Thursday.
I Mr.. Jas. II. LaFarree started on Wedne
: day night for Richmond, Ky, having a
!. cepted the position Of Superintendent OF
!. planning mill there at salary OF 81, ,0c
per year. II every thing 10 satisfactory j
a expects to remove his family there shortl.
There are but few men in Perrysburg whol
a loss would be greater to the town in bus
/ ness point of view than that Of Mr.. Ii
. Farce. He las had charge OF the planin
i mill here many years, besides he has hel
= and Is holding several offices OF trust an
responsibility, in all Of which he has pc
' formed the duties faithfully and vel
Perrysburg can i'll afford 10 loose $50 goo
a man as Hiram Abih."