Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-11-30
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Mr.. Seth Stacy, Of Portage, took turkey with
Miss Ella Sphinx spent last Sunday with
friends In Detroit.
Mr.. u. q. johnson, Of Monroe, Mich, spent
Thanksgiving In the burg.
Mr.. II. e. Averill and family were the guests
Of Mr.. F B. Dodge, OF Toledo, yesterday.
Mr.. William Powers, Of Genoa, was visiting
his mother and other relatives here yesterday.
Mr.. Fred B. Holleubeck. of Auu Arbor Uni
versity, came over to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents.
Mr.. @. II. Pence, Of Columbus, was the
guest Of friends on Walnut Street one day last
week.
Mr.. Israel Thornton has closed up his sea-
sons work in Michigan and returned home,
bringing with him Mr.. Frank Pocklington's
little boy.
Mr.. E. W. Merry and family, Of Rowling
Green, and Mr.. Chas Merry and family, OF
Toledo, had family reunion and Thanksgiving
dinner with their father aud mother and brother
John here yesterday.
On Thursday of last week Miss Meta oblin-
yer reached her 18Th birthday, lin age but
scarcely In size and is now the solo owner Of
a handsome album as a mencnto of the event
ful day.
Councilmen Kngsbury, Klinger. Kranker
nnd kwitmann were formed into an awkward
squad and put through quadrill at the bali
last evening, 1t being the first experience for
most Of them. TWAS a Jumbo set.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. W. F. Pom
eroy has secured position az Exprass Messen-
ger on the Toledo. Cincinnati Il st Louis Road
Mr. Pomeroy will carry intn the new position
experience and fine business capacity.
Mrs. G. W. Donahue and little daug,er Edna,
returned last Friday to her home IN Cleveland 4,
after two months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Webb. Her sister Zula ac-
companied her and will spend the winter in
Cleveland.
Mr., W. r Champney, Of Detroit, arrived
home on Wednesday TO discuss turkey with the
"Od folks nt home." and Just in time tn get
drafted ;nto Williams orchestra which PLAYED
for the Hidden Hand Combination.
Mr.. Chester X Norton, of Fort Wayne. has
been awarded a contract for rs 900 feet If oak
| lumber by Lima firm, aud WI start up his
saw mill at once. He came down on Saturday
evening and started back with the gray team
Sunday to assist in the hauling.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Troup, of Bowling Green,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Ross,
over Sunday, and have planned To spend
| Thanksgiving with ]. W. Hitchcock and fam
", and engage in demolishing turkey at the
home farm.- Bee.
Mr.. ]. w. Irwin, of the Bee staff, accompa.
MED by his wife and sister, spent last Friday
evening with the family Of Mr.. +. j. 0blinger
ALI three being line musicians Mrs. Lille Kohl
was pleasingly entertained BY the sweet strains
nom the either, guitar and piano.
Mr.. John l.. Powers has completed arrange
mcnts to take au interest ia job printing office
ia Marshalltown, Iowa, and bude good bye ia
his many friends here yesterday and starred
Tor his western home. He carries with him
his new enterprise.
Little Berthe Hoover, son of Mr.. n. NJ. Hoov.
| er, has been lying at the point of death for two
no three DAYS tins week, but his symptoms to.
day are more favorable. Mr.. II. tclephoned
his sister.in- law, Mrs. G. c. Prince, at South
Amherst, near 0berin, who received the mes.
sage about P. NJ. Wednesday afternoon and
reached here the same evening.
Mr.. Fred D, Dodge. since the brilliant sue.
| cess OF perrysbur hunters iu Michigan, has
been afflicted, percepibly afflicted with the
Michigan hunting fever. He started on Wed
nesday in that direction and il is believed by
his most confidential friends that he dues not
wish 10 encounter bear. but will hunt vigornu s.
ly in the vicinity of Albion for turkey and dear
Mr.. E. A. Higgins, of Toledo, was in town
Wednesd day somewhat improved in health
He has been an invalid for two or three month.
past, with serious doubts of recovery, but tn,
symptoms are now favorable for restoration tC
health again. Himself and wife are arranging
| Tor an extended visit with relatives in Omaha
aud different points in Iowa.
Mr.. John 0'Leary, Jr., returned to his hom,
in Lake township couple of weeks ago, aftel
an absence of eleven consecutive years, which
were spent in Colora do, Utah, Indian Territory
nnd Texas, the last eight of which was il
Texas. He speaks in hattering terms of tn,
Innate in Texas, and is inclined to favor tn,
hip pocket" justice dealt out in that State
claiming that it encourages civility between
man and man. He was somewhat surprised a
| the rapid Developments maze in Wood count,
in the construction of railroads, improvement
and opeuing up of farms, etc., during his alb
sence.