Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-11-28

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Mis- Mamie IIine, OF Ann Arbor, il the
guest of Mi" Ella Hollenbeck this week
Mr.. Jas. II, Wetmore, OF East Toledo.
dropped IN yesterday when ye editor was
out.
Mr.. Charles Lompman, one Of the sailor
boys this year, is home for the winter va
Gallon.
Mt. s. J. II Hochstetler, General agent for
Sebering, Miller & Co., spent Sunday in
the burg.
Mrs. L. c. Lock and daughter, M-s Cora,
spent Thanksgiving with friends in Bowl
ing Green.
Mr.. Miles, S. Stacy, Of Bowling Green,
was the guest OF Mr.. G. C. Baird's family
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Paul IIirth arrived home Tuesday
eve. from Ann Arbor, 10 spend the Thanks
giving vacation.
Miss Bertha Trowbrldge, of the Bryan
Schools, returned To the parental roof FOR
Thanksgiving vacation,
Master Harry Shspler, OF Dayton, nrriv-
ed here last evening and is the guest OF
Master Percy Oblinger
Mr.. Eli Bruce, Of Syracuse. N. Y, ar
rived here this week for visit will, his
sister, Mrs. D. K. Hvllenbeck.
The Commercial Telegram of Monday
says "John Powers, the next postmaster at
Perrysburg, was in the city to-day.
Mr. John G, Himmelmsn, Jr., Of the
Toledo Post, spent last Sunday with his
parents and old friends in the burg.
Mis-. Name Witrler ia spending the hol-
| idsy vacation and taking turkey with her
sister, Mr.. Chss. Wallace, al Roachton.
Mr.. Russell Dobson, Of the B. G. Democrats
was in attendance al the OK roast here on
Tuesday and dropped in and played for an
hour with our white rats.
Mr.. Thomas Heslington, OF New York,
has been in Perrysburg and vicinity for
some days past in the interest of the Trans.
continental Publishing Co:
The many friends here will regret 10
learn that Miss Celia Huntington is now
lying quite Ill at the residence Of her
brother.in law, Prof. Olney, of Ann Arbor
Mich.
Mr.. Fred B. Hollenbeck, accompanied
by his friehd, Mr., II. II. Reynolds, Of
Washington Territory, arrived home We'd
nesday from the Michigan University, for
turkey.
The genial countennnce OF Mr.. Geo. B
Boone, of Toledo, was visible in town
Tuesday. # is not fully established that
lie devouied round steak from the roast.
ed OK
Mrs. Norton Reed and Mrs. Nancy
Flickmger loft Monday for St. Augustine
Fla, where Mrs. Reed will Join her hus
band, who went there couple of weeks
ago.-Sentinel
Mr.. +. ]. Cblinger returned on Wednes-
day evening from Cincinnati, whittier h,
had been in attendance at the annual ses
sion of the Grand Lodge OF the K G. R.
Of which lie is an officer.
Judge Asher Cook and d. K. Hollen-
beck, Of Perrysburg, and s. P. Harrison
Of Bowling Green, are in attendance at tn
hearing of the T. & /. claims before Com
missioner Rike to Konday's Post.
Mrs. Peter Wiizler and Mrs. P. L. Nah
were summoned by dispatch Oh Saturda!
to the bedside of their brother, Mr.. JOIN
G. Zeitler, Riga, Mich, who died on Sun
day morning OF typhoid fever. Mr.. 2
was 40 years of age and leaves wife an,
three children, mother and three sister
to mourn their loss.
Mr.. Wm. B. Dab,on, Chairman of tn
Wood County Democratic COMMITTEES
started yesterday for Washington Ia re
sume his 'lsbors" a. Secretary Of an inn
portant committee which meets once O
twice a year. The most laborious part q
his duty is to draw his salary.
The genial countenances OF Captain
Henry Root and Frank II. Wetmore, q
the Russell Sage and Hopkins, are seen O
our slreets again. They have been engage
this week in dressing up their boats 20
their winter quarters. The Toledo Po
says "ihe days of the marine reporter al
numbered"