Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-03-14
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LATEST BY TELEPHs0NE.

Mr. john Cable, Of Pemberville. was
in town Wednesday calling on old friends.
Mr.. Delos Pratt, late furniture dealer in
Toledo, has gone to Dnkato with The view
OF locating in TINT territory.
Mr.. j. s. skinner, oil Tontogany, is still
In Texas for his health. and at present Is
stopping with Mr.. David Donaldson.
Mr.. Charlie Hamilton ono Of the letter clerks
nj the Milbnrn Wagon Works, Ia homo for n
tow days this week on account Of somo trouble
with his eyes.
Mrs. Mar; Price'and her daughter, Miss
Ethel returned home on Friday from
pleasant visit of about ak weeks with Mrs.
Dr. Long, of Bryan.
Miss Burney, n teacher In the schools
n, Genoa was the gucstSof Misses Edith
Westcott and Arna c. Beach OH Friday
and Saturday last
Col. +. johnson, Of the Saldiers' Home,
hns been here since the frat break in the
ice, and ia getting almost discouraged be.
cause the fishing season does not open.
Mr.. julie G. Durant, the genial travelling
agent for j G. Aver & Co. gave ns his an
nuol business cali Tuesday. He is always
genial, and n pleasant gentleman to figure
with on business matters.
Father Griss was stricken with cougestivc
chill while on the road 10 hold services nj
Roachion. Sunday morning, and lay in crii
cal condition all dav but we are pleased to
learn that he is gradually recovering from the
effects.
Mr. D. A, Blodgct, and wife, of Ilaskins,
stopped Off here Yesterday for visit with
their daughter, Mrs. John CrNnker. They are
| Just on their wnv home from pleasant four
| ,;n;, Ia, 10. al Iiltnp,u Mr. rn-
ports AN unusual pleasant winter Mt points
visited, no rain and the roads dry and dusty.
Mr.. Isaac Thompson is now on tho road
as salesman for NJ Creswcll & Co., manu-
facturers oi Cotonades, Jeans aud Cassi.
meres, at Philadelphia. He is also intro
ducing to the jobbing trade Winger's Anti
Washboard Soap.
Mr.. w. w. Cheadle. Of Hanierd, Tulare
county. California, is visiting his neicc
Mrs. l.. J. Miller. this week Mr.. Chendc
aud located at bis present home in the
Golden State and this is his first visit
to Ohio since lie left il.
Mr.. J. L. Douglass, of Bloomington, Ill.
dropped in TO see his old friends betwee,
trains on Saturday He is Just as fat Al
ever, not pound lighter or heavier. bu
ho seems to have grown about a half incl
taller since the arrival Of another little bo,
at his home just prior to the holidays.
Mr.. Charles Winfield, of Watkins Glenn
New York accompanied by his wife and two
daurhters-Mrs Charles Stewart and baby
of Battle Greek, Mich. and Miss Holly Winfield
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
FORSYTH on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.
Winfield still retains his interest with hi,
brother in the grocery business in Toledo, bu
after his severe fall through the hatchway owe
year ago. concluded to try farm life TO re
cuperatc his health, aud is pleased with til
result.
Mr. James Pratt, in the Detectiv,
service ut Chicago, arrived here few
days ago for visit with his brother, MI
Foster Pratt, and other old time friends
Thirty wears has elapsed since the brother
met. Foster WAS not al home when III
brother arrived, and i, was arranged wit
the family that he should pass for
pcddler. Upon the return of Mr.. P. i
the evening the 'peddler' desired to know
il he could stay all night. He was toll
that he could stay to supper, but afte
that he would have to take a walk Il
they had no room to keep Peddlers o
strangers over night. The joke was o
|. Foster after the brother was fully identi
fed.