Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-09-08


Mr.. p. v. nech,er, Of Toledo, was in ewu
over Sunday.
Miss Eva A. Powers is visiting friends
in Fostoria this week.
Mrs. DR.. II. A. Hamilton started yesterday
for visit with relatives In New York AND
Middletown, Conn.
Mrs. Aeck Richmond, of Dayton, is
visiting with the family of Mr.. j. f.
Fleming.
Mrs. Henry Short and little daughter,
OF Delphos, we're the guests Of Mrs. VIM.
Forsyth Mt the Exchange on Monday.
Mcssrs. s. W. Bramweli, Chas. Kopp, Mr..
Ely and P. v. Heckler, Of Toledo, had a good
time at the G. A. r. ball on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Will R. Champney returned home from
Detroit yesterday, where he had been "sub-
bing" for brother druggist who was taking a
vacation of several weeks.
| Mr.. VIM. Crook returned few days since
| from his farm near Battle Creek, Mich, where
he spent week looking after 60 acre oats
crop.
| Mr.. r. G. Sissen was in town Tuesday
| Both himself and father have been EN-
ployed in the Pearl Mills, South Toledo,
for some months past.
Mrs. Chauncy A. Norton and Mrs. Hell.
len Tyler,o Fremont, and Miss Emma
Norton, of Toledo, are visiting Misses Sa.
rah aud Minnie Bloomfield this week.
Miss Kitty M. Smith has been awarded
the position OF Assistant Superintendent Of
the Schools at Upper Sandusky, Ohio, n
good position at a good salary.
We notice Theod ore Tnnemau, who has been
sailing on the lakes this summer, on our streets
this mornign. He has been wheeling on the
propeller Aicona. which is employed in the
iron trade.
Mr.. Burt Morse, wife and little daugh-
ter, accompanied by Mr.. Cory Woodii
and sister, Mas ylvia, drove up to see nnt
take tea with their Perrysbnrg friends OF
Sunday.
Hon. W. H. Wetuore and Mr.. Frank
Powell, oi Hnskins, az also several other
from that section, were in attendance n
the funeral of the late Mr.. Frazier on Sat
urlay.
Billie Dobson was looking after the fen
ces out in the country and walked sever
miles TO get 10 the G. A. Il. Ball at til,
Town Hall Tuesday evening, and get
good square meal.
Miss Nellie Bloomfield closed her tern
of school out the pike and returned hom,
on Saturday for two weeks vacation
when she will return and teach the sam,
school lor an additional month, havin,
been employed for that length of time.
Messrs. Sanford Baldwin, DR.. G. b. Spen
Ger, VIM. Chapman, Henry Motley, Jas. Rowe
Jacob Oswald, and Chas. Smith, of Weston
are on a hunting and fishing excursion in up
per Michigan, and engaged in the accumula
ion o { material for bear stories to frighte
their children with during the long wnte
evenings.
!, Mr.. John a. Robertson and fnmily ie
turned last evening from the Greet Ba
and Upper lake country, having been alb
sent lacking few days of two month";
They were wearing wraps and sittIn
around fires up in that country in the mid
die oil August. but enjoyed good health dul
ing their protracted sojourn in the land @
wild raspberries.
, Mr.. ]. E. Wilcox, of the firm Of Wilcox
Gum, South Toledo, dropped in moment I
see US yesterday when On his way to Tontoga
ny to reuue with Battery H :. of which he Wa
member. He reports fine trade in the Ca,
sadly plow, which is illustrated in their al
in this paper. Their sales in the vicinity @
= South Toledo is greater than that of all othe
plows combined, and they have sold more i
e Lucas county than any one dealer, besides
number in Wood county.