Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-09
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Mr.. Jas. p. hveriH ia now oenfaed ts
his bed az hone wiah q serious Affection OF
the throat.
Miss. yulia Getr, of Teledo, was the
guest Of her ceusip, Miss. Minnie Getr,
over Sunday.
The venerable Mr.. @. g. johnson, Of
Monroe, Mich, Spent day or two with
his Perrysburg friends last week.
Mr.. A. r. Sheppard was in town yester-
day, calling on old friends. He has been
promoted to night yard master Of the
Michigan Centrai, at Toledo.
Miss. Ida Gets commenoed her first
term of schesl an what Ia known as the
Albert district, Oh Menday last, which
will continue three monthe.
| Master Dick Hollenbe.k started yester.
day for Kelley, New Mexico, to reioin his
father who W located there. II is a long
Grip for n boy of Dick's years to make
| alone.
Mr. C. W. Norton returned on Saturd ny
night last via. the "overland route" from
Fort Wayne to Perrysburg, and brought
with him what WAS lett of a spanking pair
Of matched greys.
Mr.. Theodore Warren dees not banker
alter n life in the navy, but has taken u
sail up into Mont Calm coanty, Mich,
4 where he has secured position az clerk
In dry goods store.
Messrs. Frank Powell and Wilbert Z.
Meagley, of Haskins, and Messrs. Durias
Skinner and j. C. IL. Elder, OF Bowling
Green, will start on Monday next fg II
prospecting tour Of several weeks in Ten
a,essee, extending us far south Us Chatta-
noUga.
Miss. Jessie Col1inson, of Toronto, Can
ada, il the guest Of Mrs. Il. j. Miller at
! present, and anticipates making her heaie
in Perrysburg. Miss. Collins0n is an ac-
con,plished IN naaician and will take pupils
ON the piano OF organ during her stay
here.
Col. fireman johnson returned from the
H9me at Daytona couple of weeks ago, dof-
ed the blue and damned Handsome suit Of
black, then paid visit to his mother and three
sisters at Niles, Trumbull county, Ohio. his
mother is 81 years'old. He has returned aud
is quietly driving some Of his less favored
friends around town in handsome turnout.
MIR. Jacob Neufer says he has had oil
the experience in the saloon business that
he desires; that II man must be "both a
hog and dog, while engaged in it," and
has removed HIS family back to Haskins
and expects to tHke a position as travelling
alesman for Feledo firm. The jour
NAL wishes him success in his new field.
Mr.. Francis Hollenbeck, who has been
In very feeble health tor some moHths
past, has finally. consented to give ur
work and make visit for an indefinite
y ,riod with friends in York State. He
started on Wednesday evening, accom-
panied BY his niece, Miss Oracle Hollen-
heck, who will look after his welfare or
the "trip.
Mr.. David Heivley and wife, and baby
arrived here from Denver, Colorado, or
FRIDAY last for a visit with Mrs. Heivley ),
old school mates and friends. She |,
pleasantly remembered here as Miss Mary
Richards, who made her home for man,
years in the family of Mr.. F. Hollen beck
which name she abandoned Tor the aboy,
on going TO Denver some three years ago
&apt. II, A. Weimore mas received sail
ing orders and took charge of the Hopkin
and started on Wednesday with carg,
tron Toledo to Milwaukee. Mr.. c. G
Baird takes the position OF watchman Will
him this season. The railroads have been
CARRYING pretty much all the freight tha
| has been moving this spring, and at such
low rates that the vessel owners have pre-
, ferred to keep their boats in port. Capt
. Henry Root is expecting to receive order
to take his boat into active service soon.
We were pleased to receive call from
Mr.. Adolph Himme Imam on Tuesday
who bv a misconnection of trains arrived
just few hours too late to attend the tuner
al of his uncle. 1t is over two years sine
+ Adolph showed up in the burg, and h.
has grown 40 that it was necessary for hin
to be introduced to old friends. When
small hoy he occasionally played. tn
: devil, in this office, and stole enough O
. the trade in that experience to enable hin
to take Charge of the printing department
+. of manufacturing drug firm in Akron
} Ohio. position he has held tor son,
months.
= Mr.. NJ. Scott and wife, of Toledo, spen
3 Sunday last with Mr.. & Mrs. E. J. Miller
, Mr.. Scott ia the General Passenger Agen
OF the Wagner Sleeping Car Co.. am
both himself and wife we're 80 well pleased
3 with the appearance Of Perrvsbnrg #nd it
convenient location to Toledo, that the,
. would make this their residence here i
Suitable property can he secured. MI
Wilson also informs IFS that Mr.. Gregory
General Travelling Agent for the Mchi-
gan Central r. R, whose family is loca
i ted in Toronto, Canada, but whose busi
4 ness causes him to spend much of his tim
In Toledo, could also he induced to locai
I with Wa If suitable residence property cal
be secured. We trust that suitable al
: rangements can be made to secure home