Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26
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home on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Paulding, Of Piqua, Ia the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Geo. Weddell.
Miss Kil,ie Smith, Of Lime City, is the
guest OF Mr.. 4 Mrs. ]. s. Hirth this week.
Mrs. Eliza Cake, of. Mansfield, is Wis
iting her venerable brother, Mr.. John
Webb.
Mr.. Fred B. Hollenbeck came home
Tuesday from Ann Arbor for the SUNNI er
| vacation.
Mr.. Paul Hirth returned home last week
from the Michigan University for the
summer vacation.
Mr.. o. d. Hopkins has been quite III
and confined TO his bed for week past,
but was able to be up yesterday.
Miss Nellie Dennison Bishop, OF Cleve.
land, arrived here yesterday for y visit
with her friend, Miss Nellie Bloomfield.
Misses Ida and Jessie Engleman, of To-
ledo. came up on the Masccu Wednesday
and spent the day with Mrs. j. S. Hir,h'
Mrs. Alex Fuller, and baby, went down
on the Mascot Wednesday for few days
visit with her mother and friends in Tole-
do.
MIR. ]. E, Hustled, OF Defiance, was in
town some days ago, aud entertalns ideas
of purchasing home and locating with
us.
Miss Pheme Robertson came home from
the Prairie on Monday, accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Margery Robertson, for
a return visit.
Mrs,J. X Linn, of Toledo, and her
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Harlow, OF Chicago,
were the guests OF MIR. F. ]. Oblingers
family last week.
Mrs. L. c. Lock is fast recovering from
the burns received last week, and is likely
TO escape without scars except probably
a small one or two on the hands.
Miss Matte Hrth, who is stopping with
an uncle in. Fostoria, spent Sunday at her
home here, accompanied by her cousins
Brt and Ira Soleleather and Miss Ada
| Holclkiss.
Messrs. Perry A. and Ira Tietsort, OF
Detroit, cousins of the JOURNAL family,
came over and spent Sunday in the burg.
They were favorably impressed with the
beauties and location OF Perrysburg.
Mrs. F. J. Oblinger was the only person,
50 far as we have learned, who had her
pocket book taken in the rush at the Riv-
er Carnival last week. Besides the pocket
change il also contained her railroad ticket
home.
Miss Emma D. Sibley, Miss Emily
Bouton, Mrs. DR.. Bergen, Mrs. Gen. C. L.
Young, Mrs. Joel Kelsey, Mrs. L. II. Van
Hosen, Mrs. La. Barre, Mrs. w. s. Hol-
brook, and Mrs. Kate B. Sherwood have
all gone to Portland. to attend the Ma.
tional Encampment'-Sunday Journal
Miss Minnie Yeager, accompanied by
Mr.. S. II. Sanford, of Covington, KY,
returned home from the B,ldwin Uuiver.
sity at Berea, on The first OF the week.
Miss Minnie has been making rapid pro-
gress and will graduate next year, and
the Berea Advertiser highly compliments
Mr.. SanfOrd's department in the com.
nieocen,ent exercises Of the University.
Miss Julia Adams, who has been teacl,-
ing in Fox Lake Seminary. Wisconsin,
for few years past, returned home ON
Wednesday for the Summer vacation.
She has been rendered and has accepted
position as Principal of IA Female Semin-
ary near Portland, Oregon, and will as.
sume the duties for which she is 20 en-
inently qualified in September next.
Golden Role Social The members of
Castle Perry, Knights Of the Golden Rule,
gave their first reception at Centennial
Hall last evening. which proved fine
social success. The Hall was well filled
with the friends of the new organiza tion,
which has rapidly increased since the
Castle was instituted. There is no re.
semblance 10 an air Castle about this or.
ganization, but it appears to be all that
the name would Indicate. They dished
in heaping measure Strawberries, ice
cream, cake and lemonade to the large
: numbers present, and had supplies LEFT
over.
u. 4 NJ. Excursion Rates.-The Gen
eral Ticket Agent o: the Dayton & Michi
gan Road has given insiruclions to loca
agents TO sell local excursion tickets OF
July Sd and 4th that will be good for tn,
round trip, for one fare only, on any regu
lar train stopping regularly by schedule
at points whence the ticket was Issne.l
Tickets good returning ON July 4'h, 5tl
, and 9th.
Taylor d Miller wish to state that they hav
/. at las, found an article they can sell on Il,
4 merits. II is with pleasure they guarantee 4
!, the public Acker's English Remedy as a sur
D and never failing cnre fur Asthma, Coughs
g Who"ping Cough, Group, and all Lung Tr"uh
les. IL is the standard remedy for Consump
tion. They have never fou.: 4 its equSl.
Fourth Of July.-On Friday and Sat
= urday, July 81 and 4,h, 1885, the Colum
9 bus, Hooking Valley & Toledo Ry., will
sell excursion tickets to all points on ihei
u line al rate Of One Fare For The Roun
n Trip. To accommodate those wishing 4
3 spend Sunday with their friends ticket
. W u he made good returning until Mon
:, day, July 9th.
c Finkbeiner.-Is doing up Toledo o.
e Shirts and Gents Furnishing Goods:
d Shirts at 40 cents
SO cents
's 65 cents
!. rs cests
y ST 90
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