Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-12

Mr.. Horny A. Robertson. of Hull Prairie, was
visiting friends IN tows this week.
Prosecutor rroup and F. A. Baldwin, Of
Bowling Greon, we're In town on business
Tuesday.
Miss Della Al mos, daughter Of the editor Of
the Sidney Dem ,orat, was the guest Of friends
In Toledo this week.
Mt, Timothy Hayes Is having an easy time
Of itas U. g. Grand Juror in Toledo, wait
ing for something 10 do.
Mr.. W. J, Denison, Of Cleveland, dropped In
on his Perry sburg friends on Monday evening
and remained until Tuesday.
Mrs. @. T. Rider. (nee Emma Lawronce,) Of
Bucyrus, came home for 70 days visit with
her parens and old friends this week.
Toledo Post, Tuesday, r, 3. Parker, Of
Bowling Green, and Asher Cook M PsrrysburE,
are attending United States Court to-day.
Mr.. e. D. Lock. Of Toledo, ran up on We'd
| nesdsy evening to see his mother and sister be-
fore heir departure for New Orleans.
Mr.. G. K. Bennett, of Toledo. the veteran
conductor, has been lying quite III at his home
!
| convalescent.
Mr.. Henry P. Averili, of this place. Is to be
| congratulated upon his appointment to the re-
| sponsible position OF Auditor Of the Ohio &
Mississippi Railroad, which appointment went
into effect on the LIST Inst.
Mr.. A. Hutford, The salesman fnr wrisley's
Toilet Soaps, has quit the road, got married q
week ago Tuesday and has opened up q drug
store at Allen, Mich. He wants psu OF our
white rats for his show window.
Mr.. W. W. Bond, a thoroughly practioa
newspaper man from the aground up" at pres
ent connected with the Columbus Sunday Her.
aid, was the guest Of Bert Francisco Of the
Toledo Commsrsiat Telegram on the FIRST Of tho
| week.
Mr.. r. n. Nichols, formerly a Psrrysburg
boy, dropped in on Tuesday evening and spent
= couple Of days with relatives and friends. Mr..
N. has been 4 resident Of Circlevilc for the past
eleven years, and is engaged In the process Of
canning corn.
Mr.. Dick Williams, Of Elyria, who has spen,
the past year or more In Florida. was in town
this week, the guest of d. K. and F.
Z. Ho,ienbeck. He believes there Ia q glorious
and sweet scented future for the rich lands now
being drained BY tho Florida Land Drainage
Com papy.
We were pleased to see Mr.. A. W. Francisco
at his post Of duty in the Commercial Telegram
on Tue sday evening. He has disposed Of hi.
newspaper interests in Los Angeles, California
but is not quite sure that he can pursuade that
portion Of his family that have spent their win
ters with him there to leave that climate or not
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with US portion of this week taking orders fol
stoueware. While he is OF the opinion that hii
trade in jugs will be greatly enhanced by the
election Of Cleveland, yet his strong preference,
for Blaine was at that pitch that he would have
been willing to see this part Of his busines,
dashed before he weuld willingly give consent
to the Democratic party getting control Of the
Government.
Capt. 8. 8 Garfield, Of the Revenue Service
was in town Tuesday on business. He dropped
in to see II the Journal was conducting busin
css to the best interests Of the government ant
the welfare OF the people generally, and beini
convinced Of this, among other things informed
us tn at he served for some time in rebel priso,
with Neil Dow, the great temperance apostle o
Maine. with whom he had had many talks up
on this important subject.
Mr.. E. M. Holden, who, for the past II year
has conducted blacksmith shop and also en-
gagged in farming at Fenton, this county, hal
disposed of all except bis farm and will engae,
with his brother-in-law in conducting q farm
at North Lindale, near the suburbs Of Clsve
land. He removes his family to the new oca
tion this week. He says his brother, wh,
sustained such a seve fracture of the bones o
one of his legs a couple Of years ago, has com
pietely recovered, and to DR.. Hamilton grea
credit is due for the skill exercised in this case