Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-13
LATEST sx rELEruoNE.
Postmaster Bowling, Of Toledo, Is 4
Washington on n "business erranJ."

Postmaster Bowling, OF Toledo. is IN
Washington on business errand."
Mrs. II. NJ. Hoover, and baby Roy, are
visiting relatives and friends in Bellevue
Oberln and Camden at present.
Russell Dobson, OF the B. q. Democrat,
went down to Washington last week and
had good time with Grover and the boys:
Mr.. J. Chas. Webb, Of LeMoyne, has
completed his course Of study al Val
parai-o, Ind, and will return home next
week.
Mr.. Frank Ulrich, OF Hull Prairie, is
prospec' ing in Tennessee with view TO
permanent location, and his family is
stopping in the burg during his absence
Dir. Frank Eberly says the communica-
tion published in our issue from the pen
of "Grace Mellborne" gives very fair de-
scription OF New Orleans and the Exposi-
tion.
Mr.. Geo. Haas, Jr., and Miss Gertrude
Lais, started on Tuesday evening for
Walla Walla, Washington Territory,
where brother of Miss Lsis, Mr.. John
Lais, formerly of this place, now resides.
Mrs. Ann Robertson, Of Hull Prairie,
who has spent the winter with her friends
here, was given pleasant social enter
tainment at the residence of MIR. +. d.
Ross last evening, and returns to her home
to-day.
A postal from Mr.. s. p. Tolmaa, in snb-
stance says, cease fireng the JOURNAL at
him Mt Jacksonville, Florida, as himself.
wife, and sister will start for New Orleans
this week. We may expect them home
shortly.
Mr.. Jack Beach, of ChicagoS, who Loaf
his wife six months ago, arrived here TO.
day with his little six year old son, with
the view OF placing him in school and
educating him here. This is Jacks first
visit since he left here thirteen years ago.
The Misses Gerie Fnkbeiner and Edith
Hoilenbeck were invited to a r,rty in
Toledo last Thursday evening. but the
mump. caught Miss Edith inst in time 10
prevent her attending. Mis- Hertie al
tended the party and wa. the guest Of Miss
Edna Lock the remainder of the week.
Rev. c. P. Taylor, formerly Superin-
tendent Of our schools. il now located at
Conway Springs Sumner county, Kansas
80 miles southwest of Wichita. We
learn that his daughter, Mrs. W. p. Miller,
will shortly make her home with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mra. "Kil" Cullen, of BnG,lo,
dropped in unexpected y ON their Perrys-
burg friends Wednesday evening. .They
failed 10 find D. NJ. Morse that NIGH,
who has joined the Grangers aud with the
grangers has taken his stand, out on South
Boundary.
| Mr.. Charles Cook, who has read up some
lately on Greeley's advice. started on
Monday evening for New Mexico, The
arrangement is to meet Mr.. Ernest G..
Miller at Wichita, and from there the two
will proceed towards sun set. May pros.
perity attend him.
Mr.. d. F. Gates, Second Mate on the
1lussct Ouyc vi tHt w aUasn ueet, VINO saIleu
with Capt. Henry Root last season, was
the guest OF Capt. Root on Wednesday.
Our sailors have commenced sluaring
their action by the compass and are be-
ginning to look out for the storm signals
Mr.. E. G. Miller started for the West
again on Saturday, expecting to remain in
Bryan over Sunday then proceed 10 Ottawa,
ILL.,, tor a day or two, then Join Charlie
Cook at Wichita and proceed to Socorro,
N. NJ. Mr.. Miller informed us while here
that they enjoy all the elements OF modern
civilization in that country, such AS rail.
roads, telegraph, telephone, etc.-and cor
rupt politicians. He said President
Arthur's appointments of men to fill re-
sponsible positions in that country had
been about as successful in robbing the
people and loading them down with debt
as President Grants appointments of
Governors had been in robbing the people
of the Southern States.