Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-29
LATEST BY rELEruoNE.


Mr.. Geo. w. Newton has been quite Ill
for several days past.
Mr. Joseph Burns, Of Fostoria, Ia the
guest OF Mr.. V. A. Hass this week.
Miss Emma Lawrence is visiting rela-
tives in Fentonville, Mich, this week.
Mr. Fred Hollenbeck is home from Ann
Arbor for the three months summer vpca-
tion.
Mrs. T.. NJ. George has gone TO Toledo TO
spend a month or so with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Earnest LaFarree, OF Bowling Green,
is visiting his grandfather at the Ex-
change Hotel this week.
Mr.. Geo. HechIer graduated in the saw
mill at Fort Wayne short time since and
is having summer vacation at home.
Mr.. VIM. r. Champney came over from
Detroit to-day to attend the commencement
exercises this evening.
Mr. James Webb, wife and little boy
were visiting friends in Bowling Green
and Perrysburg this week.
Mr.. John L. Yonkers, OF Bowling Green.
was the guest of friends on Walnut street
over Sunday.
Miss Carrie VanTassell, OF South Tole-
do, and Miss Cora Kuder, OF Tontogany,
we're guests of Mr.. 9. A. Powers over Sun
day.
Miss Emma Zcisler, who has been teach.
ing school in East Toledo during the past
year, is spending her vacation with her
parents.
Mrs, Hattie Redding and Mr.. Dewitt
Linn, OF Toledo, were in attendance ut the
lawn fete and festival Friday night last.
Mrs. Virginia Fl. Linn, of Toledo, is
the guest of Mr.. f. J oblinger's family
this week. She is still severely crippled
from fall on the ice and the breaking OF
a limb in December last.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Finnall, an old veteran
of Co. H., 18th O. V. l.. resident of
Carey, Ohio, was in town on business
yesterday and paid the JOURNAL pleas
ant call.
Mr.. d. VanHellen started for Pember-
vile yesterday, to be present at the organ-
iEation of new lodge Of the Independent
Order of OddEellows which takes place In
that village to day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Kipkade, who came
mp from Toledo to spend the summer on ac-
count OF the health of their little babe, feel
lonely since the loss of their little darling,
and have furnished rooms and returned
to Toledo this week.
Mlss Kate Brown. whose services has
been secured for another year as teacher in
the Weston Schools, returned home on
Wednesday morning, having remained at
Weston for some days after the close of
school TO attend wedding.
Miss Julia Adams returned home Tues
day evening from Fox Lake, Wisconsin.
where she has been connected with the
Female College OF that city. She is ac-
compapied by Miss Helen Pecoon, Princi-
pal OF the College at Fox Lake
Mrs. d. A. Haylor started on Wednes-
day for Oberlin to be present at the
commencement exercises, also the 50th
anniversary of Oberlin College. We also
understand that she expects to spend n
portion of the summer with relatives in
Oberlin.
Mr.. A. G. Williams returned few days
ago from trip to New York, Philadelphia
and other eastern cities, and says he would
give about all he is worth If he could
paint word picture equal to the beauty
OF some of the country passed over in York
State and in Pennsylvania.
Mr., Ralph Eastman, now of Albion
Mich, was "A gnest at the home of Judge
Dodge Thursday and Friday OF last week
making flying visit among his numerous
friends of the burg where he formerly re
sided. We were pleased to see Mr.. East
man enjoying robust health and TO learr
that his fathers family, J. C. r. Eastman
are all well. Call again Ralrh.
Prosecutor j. o. Troup and wife hav'
gone 10 Oberlin to visit friends and atten'
the 50th anniversary of the "Old College,
which, although 80 years of age is no
supposed to "be on the shady side of life.
1t was accused, however, during the ex-
citing times of the rebellion, of being oil
the "dusky" side.