Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-06-23

LATEST BY TELEpuoNE.

Mr.. Jas. II. LeFarree, OF Bowling Green,
was in town OH business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. y. d. Hopkins spent Sunday
with their old friends in Bowling Green.
Messrs. W. l.. and T. E. Wight, of Millbury,
stopped over last night at the Exchange Hotel.
Mas Eva Powers is now sufficiently
convalescent to take short rides in the open
air.
Hr. Frank Vail, Of this Office, attended the
wedding Of his sister last vening at Bowling
Green.
Mrs. Sanford Baldwin and daughter Nellie.
Of Weston, called tn see Miss Eva Powers on
Saturday.
Mrs. Ada Hall, of 0berln, spent few days
on the first of the week with her relatives aud
many friends here.
Mrs. J. W. Merry and Miss Sara A. Davis,
are visiting with Mr. Chas. NJ. Norton's family
al Manche ester, Mich, this week.
Mr.. L. C. Wilson, with Neuhausel Bros.
Toledo, has removed his family fron..the farm
above town aud located in Toledo.
Mrs. DR.. ]. W. Robertson and baby. of De-
roit, is spending the week with the family of
~. A. Robertson, Esq of this place.
Mr. Fred Eberly and family were visit
ing Mrs. Eberly's father. Rev. N. b. c.
Love, al Bowling Green, over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Winfield, and daughter Edna
Of Toledo. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Forsyth, at the Exchange Hote yesterday
Our young friend, Mr.. j. E. Thomas of
Toledo, stopped over Sunday here on his
return from two weeks vacation with his
parents in Dayton.
A rumor Is aaoat in town that Mr.. Georg e
Power, Of Iowa, is about to be married to an
accomplished lady in Iowa, aud will ia Ike in
Europe on the wedding trip.
Mrs. q. E. Peck and youngest son, started on
Tuesday for a short visit with Mrs. A da Hall,
at Oberlip, and 4 visit with relatives and
friends at Akron and vicinity.
We are pleased to see Mr.. G. W. Hufford
able to he out again. He has had a
long and painful siege of sickness, and has
but little use of his limbs and hands yet.
Miss Julia Adams has closed her term Of
school at Fox Lake, Wisconsin, and will re-
turn home via Niagara Falls, Buffalo aud
Cleveland, spending few days at each point
Mr.. s. C. Weeks was in Town again on
Tuesday, taking orders for stoneware.
Fortified with the quality and prices OF
the Cuyahoga Falls stoneware, and his
genial disposition and straightforward
dealing, he commands the situation in this
line of goods through this section.
Mr.. A. Hutford, representing G. A.
| Wrisley & Co., manufacturers OF Laundry
here on the first of the week with his cous j..
in, Mr.. D. Van HELEN, and while here
made arrangements with the Clanin Paper
Co., OF South Toledo, to handle their soap
to the retail trade.
Mrs. DR.. Hume. Mrs. H. A. Ross and Mis-
Minnie Minton, of Caldwell, Kansas, arrived
here yesterday for few weeks visit with par
ents aud old friends. The Bachelor Club o
Perrysburg will have to go dawn to Caldwell
and give the BOYS one Of those good. old
fashioned honse warnings rs u gentle reminde
OF happier days.
Mr.. Charles Donaldson arrived here oil
Sunday morning direct from his hom
near San Anlonia, Texas, for n three o
four weeks visit with old friends am
school mates. after mn absence OF iv
years. Charlie bas been attending to th,
farm while h Is father is engaged in SUI
veying and experimenting the construct
ion of bridges ON the railroad, and Will
he is pretty well satisfied will, Iis home |
, that state he says, al f,rming country
, Texas is not success. A plow can not
made to scour IN that soil.
Turn-Fest-The Fourth Biennii
Turn-fest of the Lake Ele District will
held at Tiffin, on July 3rd, 4th, 9th an
: 9th. II is predicted that this Fest" wi