Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-29
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Mr.. Frank Mahr, of Toledo, Is home for
a couple Of weeks vacation.
Mr.. Nelson, OF Cleveland, is the guest Of
Capt. Henry Root this week.
Miss Minnie Bloomfield is spending the
holidays with friends in Bowling Green.
Miss Gertrude Lampman is home from
Delaware College, for the holiday vacation.
Mr.. Fred b. Hollenbeck, Of Ann Arbor
University is home for the holiday vaca-
lion.
Misses Mary Dodge and Mary Tyler are
spending the holiday week with friends in
Fostoria.
Christmas with his son and daughter in
the burg.
Mr.. Arthur Westcott, who is with his
uncle al Elkhart, Ind, is home for holi-
day vacation.
Mr. Frank Chilcote, of Fostoria, came
over to visit the "old folks at home" on
Christmas week.
Mrs. L. r. Smith and daughter, Iva, OF
Toledo, are the guests of Mr.. John Powers
family this week.
Mr.. Robert Forsyth, now of Piqua, s,ent
Christmas with his brother WilliaD ut
the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. Charles Klixie and wife, OF Cleve-
land, are the guests of her brother, Mr.. Q.
d. Hopkins, this week.
Mr.. Israel Thornton. who has been en-
gagged athls trade at Ridgeway, Mich,
during the summer, is home again.
Mrs. Lille Kohl, nee Oblinger. started
on Saturday for n visit with her mother
in-law, Mrs. Julia Kohl, OF Cincinnati.
Mr.. f. e. Pocklington, wife and baby,
OF Ridgew ", Mich, are visiting their
relatives and many friends here this week.
Marshal Hayes has been quite i'll for
some days with intamm mmation of the bow
els, but we are pleased to learn is conval-
escing.
| j. c. Himmelman, Jr., P. V, Hechler,
ct al, of Toledo, were around home on
Christmas when the fatted turkey was
carved.
Miss Nettie Oblinger, who represented
the JOURNAL and Toledo Bee on the excur.
sion TO Florida, returned home on Friday
eve. last.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Haylor, of Perrys-
burg, are the guess OF Mr.. Haylor's par
ents, near Oberiiu, this week, with honey
moon for desert.
Mr.. C. II. Waterbury and family, of
East Toledo, took turkey on Christmas
with his father-in-law, Mr.. Oliver Thomp.
son, of this place.
Mr.. Marshall Pennywell start ed for his
home at Merrill, Wisconsin, Yesterday
leaving his wife and little daughter, who
will remain the greater part of the winter
Mr.. $. NJ. Adams, of Belvlle Ridge,
removed his family to West Branch, Mich
last week. His father-in-lnw, removed
from Wood county to the same locality
some three years ago.
Mrs. w. G. Norton and Miss Carrie
Pierce started on Saturday for two or
three weeks visit at Cincinnati and Wapa.
koneta. viii is now boarding around
with the bachelors and doing considerable
hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hampton, and Miss
ALA fleming, are visiting Mr., Mrs. and
Miss Richmond al Dayton. this week. Mr.
j. +. Fleming accompanied the parties to
Dayton on Saturday and returned home
on Sunday morning.
Mr.. George Hechler, who has been en-
gagged in the saw mill business with Messrs
Z. w. & c. X. Norton Mt Fort Wayne foi
some months past, came home to spend
Christmas and returned to Fort Wayne
again on Wednesday,.
ii. S. Chaplin, of the Toledo Bee, C. w
Eveis, of the b. q. Sentinel, ami the JOUR
NAL representative on the Editorial excur.
sion 10 Florida, arrived at their respective
homes ON Friday night last. w. S. Dob
son ami E. Moffett, came in week earlier
Mr.. c. n. Chaniberlin, who is engaged
on the public works in Alabama, is home
for the holidays. He brought with hiu
some fine specimens of the "Mistletoe
Bow" parasite that grows in profusioi
in that Stale. A specimen can be seen al
. this office.
Mr.. Chas E. Averil left Hartford, Conn
on the 9th inst, destined for his winter
home in Orange county, Florida, and ar
rived NJ jacksonville on the morning ol
the llth. The e.sitorial party arrived on
the night OF the 1lth, but MIR. A. had Ia
ken boat for his home during the day.
Hon. Chas. Kent, Judge Doyle md n
NJ. Odell, Ed, represented the Toledo
Bar at the annual meeting Of th, State
Bar Associations, held at Cincinnati ,r
Wednesday and Thursday. Prosecu OIL
, rronp, X. 5. Parker, Jasher Pillars and
, Gen. Day went down 10 represent lii,
/ Wood County Bar.
= MIR. hd. g. Beach, who has become ia
nous rs commercial traveller, is HON,
Tor II short vacation. With passing
glance yesterday he made charcoa
8 sketch OF Fred. llillabrand i'll the aliitud,
If inspectsng an ear OF corn, which slight
ly ilaliers the snhirct but otherwise is rec
/, ognized as natural As life.
Masters Charlie Wederiz, George ant
Seraphin Boelsch arrived home from As
sumption College, Sandwich, Ontario, las
Friday, for the holiday vacation. If som,
: good teacher will starr up night schoo
in the burg il is understood thai their faith
: ers would prefer To send them to school II
J, home in preference to sending them abroad