Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-08
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Col. Arnold NIcMahan, of Fast Toledo,
was in tire burg on bvsiuess Tuesday.
Mr. J. A. Bloomfield, Of Bowling Green,
is spending few days with old friends In
the burg this week.
DR.. J. II. Eheinfrnnk is in attendance
at the National Association Of Physicians
at Cleveland this week.
Mr. John Hart, of Ringvillc, Chic,
was around to see old friends and neigh
bors ON Monday.
Mr.. s. i. Hocbstetler, Of Doyies,own,
Ohio, representing SeiberlinR, Miller g.
Co., was in town few days this week
on business.
Mr. Fred Hollenbeok returned home
from Ann Arbor Saturday, on the sick list,
but will return TO his studies to-day.
Miss Euphemia Potter and Miss Julia
Fuller, of Toledo, were the guests Of Miss
Laura Wedertz over Sunday.
Word comes from Caldwell. Kansas, that
another burly cowboy has visited the
residence of Mr.. III. A. Ross weight about
10 pounds.
Mrs Joseph Hartwell was summoned to
Coidwater, Mich, on Monday, by dispatch
1 announcing that her mother WAS at the
point of death.
Rev Father Baker, formerly of Soutl,
Toledo, but now in cInrge Vf u congregn-
tion in Cleveland, WAS the gaest of Rev
Father Greiss ON Wednesday,.
Miss Kittie NJ. Smith, who has made a
praiswortly record Ms assistant teacher in
ihe Upper Sandusky schouls, is home for
the summer vacation.
Mr.. N. Wedertx started on Monday foi
n few days visit with relatives in Cleve
land, and will combine business will
pleasure by looking AFTER his cigar trade
in that city.
Mr., L. D. Lnmpman, who has gone back
to his first love, ielcgrapl'ing, and has loca-
led over the line in Mcl,ig,n, was in towt
Monday, visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. w. A. Benscho,er, Of Bowling Green
whose face once upon time was ashanti
lar as household words around the burg
dropped in yesterday for shake with viii
lom friends.
Mr.. Henry Crabbe, who has been witt
Mr.. A. r. Champney for about two years
has secured position in drug store il
Greenvillc, Ohio, and leaves for the ne,
!, field Of labor to morrow. Success, Henry
Mrs Christina Dubitzky, and daughter
OF Manitowoc, Wis, arrived here on Wed
. nesdsy, for visit with her m,ther am
sister, Mrs. Sawder, mud Mrs. j. F. Raat
Mrs d. left here when girl Is years age
and this is her first visit since that dnt'
( She can see manv improvem ents in Il,
burg slice she left.
Capt. +. A. Wetmore run up home o
Wednesday eve. He reports that til
Hopkins had pleasant trip upto Dulutl
being thirteen days on the roand trI
returning on Thesday morning. She too
mp 900 tons of coal and on the retur
trip brought from Duluth to Toledo 81
! 900 bushels of wheat. Her next trip
to Buffalo.
= We were pleased to receive cali la
evening from Mr.. r. j . Bancroft, staff co
respondent of the Cincinnati Daily Neio
Journal. Mr.. B. was a soldier in the At
d o. V. l., and is not stranger to the hi
/. toric points on the Maumee. He says H.
Neus Journal has attained circulation
"A little over 10000, which is nnpreceden,
: ed in the history OF Journalism in 81
, months effort.
Mr.. NJ. A. Trowbridge, accompanied b
g hi4 brother, Mr.. l.. Trowbridge, of N,
. poeon, and Mrs. d. n. Trowbridge,
/. Toledo, attended the funeral of Mr.. Rel
r hen Doty, half brother, at Lewiston
: Niagara county, n. Y. on Tuesday
= last week. Mr.. Trowbridge says the pro
e pect for wheat crop the entire distant
travelled Is very unpromising, but I'll
prospects are excellent for an immens
crop Of iruit in the fruit belt in Yor
= State.