Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-03-09
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Mrs. VIM. Sheplsr, of Cincinuoti, is visiting
relatives here this week
MIR. l.. NJ. Turney, of Grand Rapids, was in
town on business yesterday.
Mrs. l.. G. Lock and Mr.. ]. s. Ellis have
been quite i'll for week past.
Miss Ella Birdsal returned Monday from a
weeks visit with relatives atDeshier.
Miss Ahbe Trowbridge, Of Decateur, Mich
Is visiting her brother, Mr.. NJ. A. Trowbridce
Mr.. Thomas Crook returned from Michigan a
few days ago and is visiting old friends 10 this
vicinity.
Mrs. E. W. Merry and children, of Bowling
Green, were visiting relatives here on Satur.
day.
Mr.. Chas. Church. of East Toledo, was the
guest nf Postmaster Finkbeiner and family
yesterday.
Mr.. Byron ~. Willis, of Kno~lsville, NY,
is visiting his brother. Mr.. John G. Willis, OF
this place.
Miss Clara Ames arrived last evening from a
pleasant winters visit with her uncle's family,
Jonathan Ames, Carthage, Mo- Sentinel.
Mrs. Nicholas Emch has broken up house
keeping and will make her home with her SON
m-law, Mr.. Dan Kliuger, Jr.
Mr.and Mrs. Norris Rerass will settle down
tn house keeping in Buwling Green next Monday
Mrs. DR.. BurrItt, and little daughter, of
south Toledo. were the guests of Mrs. VIM.
Forsyth, at the Exchange Ho,el, yesterday.
Miss Ora G. Mcknight returned home few
days ago, closing a three or four months plea s.
ant visit with relatives in Cincinnati and Wa
pak"neta.
Capt. McsIaken and Corporal W. II. Atwell,
of the Toiddo Cadets. came up on Friday nigi.i
last and gave the bro, m brigade some OF The
fancy touches Of Cadet drill.
Miss Alta Trcwbridga is visiting friends in
Defiance this week, and Miss Bertha Trow-
bridge will start to-day for visit with heI
uncle's family at Napoleon.
MIR Will. NJ. wilkison was in town YESTERDAY
morning bidding his friends good bye, having
engaged to travel with the Hess Opera Troupe
They go direct irum Toledo to Washington, ID
o., and from Washington to Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. 81. Hochsteiier. representing Sebering
Mil Ter Co., manufacturers Of reapers ant
mowers, at Doylestown, Ohio, was in towr
yesterday and completed arrangements will
Mr.. W. Ii. Hollenbeck to handle their machnes
and repairs in Persgsburg.
In the ambrosal zephyrs floating around III,
Soldiers Home on Friday and Saturday, Col
F.Johnson got Whit from the Maumee tisi
grounds, perfumed with succors. redhorse, tul,
rock and rye etc, which will account fo
his arrival on the first train Sunday morning.
Mr.. Frank Meenaa. of Toledo, an experience,
man in the d oh trade, arrived on Saturday
lie will engage in buying fish for j. W. Dew,
| d Co., of Toledo. This field of operations L
the fish trade promises To be we'll titled thi
year, as each OF the Toledo dealers now hav
representatives IN the spot.
Mr.. y. q. Weeks, the genial stoneware ma
from Cuyaaoga Falls arrived here on Tuesda
and lett on Wednesday Tor the south and west
expect ing to return heIe in about fur weeks /
| Oil orders taken for stoneware 40 this irir
His long absence was ttributed to The seyerii
Of the winter, but the facts are he found
drummer" at Pqua last fal that could ben
him telling stories and he rushed off home an
has not showed up since, until Tuesday.