Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-03
LATEST nY rnLrrnorE.

Mr.. q. w. Evers, OF the Sentinel, was In
town between trains on Friday last
Mr.. Geo. A. Bassett, of Toledo, was In
town on business last evening
Mr.. Frank Norris, of Fostoria, is the
guest OF Mr.. Frank Chilcote this week.
Messrs. N. G. West and Ira Smith made
their monthly visit over the stone road yes
terday.
Miss Edith Emily, Of Covington, KY, arrived
here last Friday for visit with her cousin,
Miss Meta 0binger.
Mr.. O. @. Taylor had a pleasant visit four
days last week with his uncle 8 and his cousins
and his auuts In jackson and yinton cosntes.
Mr.. L. ]. Worley, travelling salesman for
Arbuckle & Ryan, was the guest Of Mr..
Fred. Hillabrand on Wednesday.
Misses Lizzie and Helen Deinlein, of To.
ledo, are visiting their cousin, Miss Emma
Zeisler, this week.
Toledo Telegram: Mrs. Geo. w. Brenn,
and daughter Kate, OF Perrysburg, are
visiting friends In this city.
Miss Lucy Boyce started east Monday
for a several weeks visit with her aunts
Misses Lucy and Linnie Tilly, of Medina,
Ohio.
Misses Cora and Kate Baird, of Toledo,
were the guests of their grandmother, Mrs
A. NJ. Thompson, over Sunday.
| W. ii. IIollenbeck claims TO be the hap
piest man in town. Having disposed OF all
his mowers and reaper-, except Two, will
account for his happiness.
The old veteran, Mr.. j. J. Parks, now
resident of Toledo, was in town yesterday.
lie don't look day older than when he
left the farm. but rather younger
Miss Kate Roath, of Bowling Green, ac.
companied the Chautnuqua delegation Of
four young ladies that left here yesterday
afternoon direct for Chaatauqua.
Mrs. L. L. Kingsbury is enjoying a few
weeks visit with her parents at Defiance
, and Ed. is enjoying the luxury of camping
out with the bachelor club.
: Mr.. Will G. Norton, the popular agen
Of the d. & NJ. at this point, was called t.
, the Westein Union Office at Toledo las
/. week at 30 cents an hour to help out dur
ing the strike. He has been given stead,
' work in that city, commencing on the 1st
| inst, at an increase of salary of $40 PEI
month over that received here. Mr.. w. l.
, Patchen, OF Toutogany, has been assigned
to duty here to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. John Moser, of Mitchellville, Iowa
y is home for a few weeks visit with his faith
B. er, Mr.. John +. Moser. He has been il
e Iowa three years and is we'll pleased will
il the State. He says the crop prospects ar
i very good in Iowa, bu; in that portion G
Indiana and Ohio that lie passed tlrong
T. the showing is poor and discournging to th
|. farmer. The agitation of Prohibition i
~ Iowa Is breaking up party lines TO cor
= siderable extent, but drunkenness is q
'' unpopular in that State that but ie
Is drunkards are to be found.
~ Messrs. A. r. Champney, A. William
J.. E. L. Klngsbury and JOURNAL repre-
4 sentative took In the mingled zephyrs fro
Alaska and the gulf of Mexico on board
y Il little steamer from Toledo to Detroit O
, Sunday. Besides the popular Waite excu
. sions every Thursday, an opportunity
" now given for round trip from Toledo
Detroit every day in the week, leaving Tt
d ledo at s A. NJ. and Detroit at p. NJ. II
l. Mary, neat and fast running little steam
4. has been put upon this line.