Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

Mrs. Henry j. Morse, of Toledo, is visit
ing relatives here this week.
Miss Maggie McCnuly spent lost week
with friends in East Toledo.
We learn that Mr.. A. NJ Getz has been
appointed station agent at Sparta, Texas.
Mr.. & Mrs VIM. Wedertz, of Kenton,
are visiting the family of his brother, Mr.
N. Wedertz, this week.
Miss Alice Pouge, of Lima, is the guest
OF her cousin, Miss Allie Heckathorne, on
the Prairie, this week.
Mr.. & Mrs. I. D. Casbeer, of Toledo,
we're visiting old friends in the burg on
Tuesday. They are talking of locating
with us again.
Mr.. Chris. Hoffman,, who has been in
Toledo for some months, has taken po-
sition with his brother George in the
meat market here.
Mr.. Frank Sampson, of Toledo, ia in
town this week, and intends TO remove
his family back to his farm near the
burg in week or two.
The genial countenance of Mr.. David
Cargo, Democratic candidate for Auditor,
was visible in our sanctum to-day. Dadid
is too young, besides he is on the wrong
ticket to get there this time.
We were pleased to receive n call on
Monday evening FROM Mr.J g. Lehentaler,
editor Of the Ernest Worker C Fireside, pub.
lished at Clyde, Ohio. He is canvassing
In Wood county for his paper.
Supt. N. G. West, of Fremont, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Ira Smith, his foreman, was
in town Tuesday making settlement with
those engaged during the past month in
hauling gravel upon the stone road.
Mr.. Wm. Jezzard, who has been in the
employ OF Messrs. A. G. Williams & Bro
for the past two years, has accepted a clerk.
ship with S. II. Frank x Co., dry goods
Toledo, and commenced labor in his new
field on Tuesday.
Mr.. Wm. Coen, of Bowling Green, is en-
gagged this week in collecting delinquent
taxes in Perrysburg township. He reports
that he found eight delinquenis in one day
who refused 10 pay taxes ON dogs, claiming
that the dog belonged to their neighbor OF
was some other mans dog
We are pleased to notice that our" Ram
bler"--Mr, Leverett Grover-has got set
tied down in business. The firm names
read rs follows Grover q Kline, Maj
Publishers, 52l Chestnut street, Philadel
phia, and Grover & Kline, Morris Nurs
cries, West Chester, Pa. Success.
Clark Mcdonald, Esq, and Osman A
Diver, Democratic candidates forRepresent
atiye and County Treasurer. were in towr
| on the first of the week, looking alter thei
political fences. 1t is a waste OF time, gen
| tlemen, as Capt. Wetmore and Capt. Blacl
will get there by handsome majorilies.
| Mr.. George Reither, who left Perrysburl
Ten years ago, when but boy, dropped il
to see his relatives and friends this weel
and had to go to the trouble OF introducin,
himself before even his parents coulG
identify HIM. He has been resident 0
Brooklyn, N. Y, since he left here, and ha
been married man for several years.
Miss Lille S. Oblinger, who has beei
absent at Germantown and Cincinnati 10
| the past six months, returned home on Fri
day evening last, and on Monday evenin
started for st. Louis, accompanied by he
| father, for visit with relatives aud to wit
ness the procession of the "Veiled Propl
ets" whibh took place on Tuesday nigh
This is the great Autumnal festival wee
in ST. Louis.
Mr.. & Mrs. w. s. Morss, of Haverhil
Massachusetts,, are going to spend the Win
ter in Texas. They left home on the Ia
inst. expecting to visit relatives at Andove
until the 14th, when they will sci sail fror
New York Tor Galveston, Texas, and pr'
ceed from there by rail to Corsicana, tn
home Of Mr.. j. G. Knoll, father OF Mr.
Morss. Their JOURNAL is ordered to thei
Winter quarter.
q. w. MUNSON, ID. ID. S.,
DENTIST,