Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-29
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Mrs. Ruth A. Scott is visiting friends in To-
ledo this week.
Recorder Robert Dunn and wife spent Sun
day at Lakeside.
Mr.. Samuel Case, County Auditor, has
erected nice cottage at LAX eside.
Mr.. John Van Blarcum, of Bowling Green,
has started livery at Lakeside.
Mr.. Timothy Conley. of Toledo, visited
friends in this place on Sunday last.
Mr.. James Webb, of the B. l. o. Road, called
on his friends in the burg yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Hoshel, and son Harry, of Toledo,
spent Sunday with friends in this place.
Miss Matte NJ. westcott of this burg, visited
Miss Edith Day, of Toldo, on Sunday last.
Mr.. Geo. Lowrie, of Detroit, is visiting his
brother-in-law, DR.. Rheinfrauk, this week.
Judge Tuller, of Toutogany, returned home
sick from Lakeside on the first of the week.
Mrs. Haymaker, of Defiance, is vsitieg her
daughter, Mrs. E. L. Kingsbury, this week.
Mrs. DR.. ]. W. Robertson, of Detroit. was
visiting relatives here ON the first of the week.
Mrs. II. H. Dodge has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. E. W Merry, of Bowling Green, this
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols, of Toledo. spent a
couple of days with her relatives in the. burg
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Caldwell were visiting
Mr.. A. D. Stewart and family, at Bowling
Green on Saturday.
Miss Carrie Buring, of Cincinnati, has
been visiting her cousins, the Misses Pierce,
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Wedertz and daughter
Flora, were visiting relatives at Washington,
Hardin county, over Sunday.
Mr.. G. G. Baird shipped aboard the propeller
A. L. Hopkins, at Toledo, last Saturday, He
takes the position of watcbman.
Miss Carrie Hopkins, of GALLON, Ohio, and
Miss Millie Trich, of Findlay, are the guests of
Mrs d. X. Hollenbeck this week.
Mr.. James Hayes, Jr., who has been visiting
his old home here. returned to his position on
the Ohio Central R. X on Tuesday last.
Mrs. S. N. Beach and daughter returned on
Saturday from protracted visit with friends
at Cleveland, Clyde and other points.
Mrs. W. P. Yeoman, Of Waukegan, H., ia
the guest Of her niece. Miss Psarly Gates, this
week Miss Gates will accompany her to her
home next week.
The night operator at the D. d NJ. office has
a new musical invention, upon which be is
| prepared to give instr ciion, on short notice
and reasonable terms.
Miss Minnie L. Wetmore, and Mrs. H. Root
and daughter Emma and son johnnie, started
for Buffalo. last Friday night, on the propeller
A. L. Hopkins.
Mrs. 8. W. Lindsay and daughter, Miss Car.
rie, who have been visiting their old home here
during the past three weeks, returned to their
home In Bloomington, H., yesterday.
| Mrs. o. p. Taylor, who has been visiting al
Macarthur, 0bio, returned here yesterday, and
In company with her sister will start for her
home in Augusta, New York, on the first OF the
week.
| Miss Eta Webb, of Toledo, and Misses Car
rie Lindsay, Eliza Thompson and hlary e
Dodge, class Of 1875, held a class reunion al
the home Of the latter, in this place, on Tuesday
| last.
1t is necessary for win B. Dobson, Of the
B. G. Democrat to explain how that handsome
piece Of boinbazine got attached to his odal
sleeve on the Wuite last Sunday.
Miss Emma Graham, of Sidney, is spending
few weeks here, the guest Of Mrs. Fred Eb
erly. Tho two ladies returned Tuesday from
Lakeside where they had been enjoying the
lake breezes tor few days.
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