Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-27
LATEST nY rrLnrMaNe.

Misses Grace Harding and Laura Raiiz,
of Toledo, are the guest Of Mamie West
cott to-day.
Sheriff Brown was In the burg on bus
iness connected with his official duties on
Wednesday,
Mrs. Philip Reither is spending few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs, q. w.
Ellenbsrger, at Tiffin.
Mrs. J. P. AveTill and daughter Lulu,
started Friday fol visit with friends at
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
Mr. Peter Witzler and Mr.. Frederick
Yeager started on Wednesday evening
for Columbus to attend the Soldiers re-
union.
Mrs. G. W. Baird started on Friday
last for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Nj. Miller, at Providence, r. ].
Hon. w. II. Wetmore and Mr.. Frank
Powell, Of Haskins, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in the burg,
Mrs. J. L. Cunningham, and son, Of
Mansfield, Ohio, returned home several
days ago after a pleasant visit with her
son, DR., II. A. Black.
Mr.. ]. F. Fleming, and daughter Anna,
Miss Estella Bowers and Mr.. Geo. Boetsch
took in the excursion from Toledo 10
Dayton yesterday.
Misses. Minnie aud Ida Repass and
Miss Ada Fleming took part in the vo-
cal music and entertainment at Tontpg.
any Monday and Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Root, daughter and son,
and Miss Emma Adams, went TO Toledo
on Saturday to take trip down TO Buffalo
with Capt. Root on the Hopkins.
Mr.. r. w. McMahan, of Bowling
Green, was In town on business Wednes-
day evening, and took in the tent show
| on the commons.
Mr.. g. B. RathbIrn, Mayor of Dun.
bridge, and Mr.. John +. Hummell, of
the same place, were over to see Mr..
FREQ. Hillabrand on business Tuesday.
Mayor 7. N. Bierly, of Pemberville, was
in town yesterday viuiting old friends We
are pleased 10 learn that he is prospering
finely, by steady habits and olcse applicR.
tion to business.
Mr.. A. Hufford, Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
was in town Saturday for visit with his
cousin, Mr.. A.. Huford, also to combine
business with pleaspre by putting his fine
toilet soaps in the market here.
Mr.. isaac bloomfield and wife, of Toledo
drove up last Thursday for visit with
relatives and old time friends. They are
thinking seriously Of renting their Toledo
home and coming to Perrysburg to reside
Mr.. Andy o'Glenn, now resident o.
the fair grounds at Cowling Green, wal
visiting old friends here on Tuesday. He
concluded he wanted the Wood county
news and subscribed for the JOURNAL
while in town.
Mr.. Gotleib Holliger, OF Canton county
Switzerland, arrived here last evening, di
rect from his home, for visit with hi
cousin, Mr.. John Holliger. He crossed tn
oce an in seven days and six hours. He ex
pee is to remain in this country.
Mrs. NJ. A. Trowbridge and daughter
Miss Bertha, started on Tuesday for Mack
inaw, Nigh, where Mrs. 7. expects t
remain for some time for the benefit "a
her health. They had rough voyage Q
IL. L.a
Q and nearly all an board suffered fror
sea sickness.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cornweli, and Mr.
Dewey, OF Middletown, Conn, were gues
of DIR. Hamilton and family on the first
a the week. Mrs. Dewey is the mother an
Mrs. Cornwell sister Of Mrs. Pr. Hami
ton. They started yesterday fora wester
trip to Denver and Colorado Springs, Col.
Mr. II. J. St9ddart, for some time tailt
/. OF this place, but removed to Tecumsel
Mich, some three years ago, has locate
his family on tract of land purchased
eastern parties in Sanburn county, Dakot
j, while he has opened a tailoring establish
u ment in Letcher, small town near b
a They write 10 Mr., Crabbs family that the
- are doing yell and are well pleased wit
" their location.
, Mr.. d. NJ. Long, Wood county age
:, for the Ohio Farmer Insurance Co., al
{? his nephew, Mr.. Samuel Long, of West,
4 were in town yesterday, la.ing been 81
:, Ting claims Tor losses by lightning. N
"a Long informs us that he had been 4
e agent for this 9ld Company for ffte
N consecutive years and during that tir
~ hnd paid out over $4,000 in Losses
!" Wood county.
!" Misses II. II. IIulburd, Cora Loo
Carrie Hopkins, and Jessie Erederi,
p members Of ihs g. l.. S. c., have arrar
~ ed to start on Thursday next for TIN
weeks vacation und pic mic at Chautauq,
OF New York. They go partly 10 alie
to the General Assembly Of the c. L. S.
q. which meets annually at Chautauqua, a
es partly for a picnic and rapreation. I'll
Up have arranged for tent and will Cal
out while there.