Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-11-12

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Mr., Joseph Lindsay is confined TO his
bed by sickness.
Mr.. John Yeager is reported seriously
i'll, with something resembling heart dis
ease.
Mr.. Joe Baird is ENJOYING his first fall
vacation in his IL lrd term Of school In
Lake twp,
Mrs DIR. n. d. Babcock, of Syrsc,ise, n.
Y, ia visiting friends Ia Perrytburg and
South Toledo.
Mr.. I'd. q. Bench dropped In 10 nee his
Perrysburg friends yesterday while on his
perambulations over the country as com.
mercinl traveller in Arkansuw.
Mr.. J. w. Benschoter, insurance agent
AT Bowling Green, was IN town Yesterday
and made pleasant call at the JOURNAL
Office.
AR, b Mrs. A. w. Lee visited friends In
Cincinnati and St. Louis last week, Mr..
Lee returning home on sunday and Mrs.
Lee returning Oh Wednesday.
Rev. C. P. Taylor, after few weeks'
visit with his son, Mr.. G. G. Taylor, re-.
turned to his hhme IN Conway Springs,
Kansas, yesterday,
Capt. Will Rannelp, wife and three little
daughters, of Macarthur, Ohio, made n
pleasant visit with Mr.. G. C. Taylor's fam.
lily and returned home on Wednesday.
Mr. Fred Pomsroy arrived home on
Tuesday in answer TO summons by tele--
graph that his father was quite III. Mr..
Pomeroy Is much better to-day aud Fred
went to Toledo to take his fathers posi- tion
as express agent on the Marrow Gauge.
Mr.. ]. Davis arrived here from Hillsdale
Michigan, on Saturday with his stock oi
Hardware and stored Il in the Hopkin',
Building. He ia undecided NJ to what he
will do at present and in this frame OF
mind Is noncommunicative TO newspapers
Mr.. Samuel Birdsnl removed hia family
back from Deshler to Perryshurg on Sstur.
day. They pretty much NIL do that way
after little experience in the outside
world. Mr.. Geo. Bradbrook and wife ac-
companied their parents, but as yet are un
decided about locating In the 'bnig.
Mrs. Ella B. Averill and daughter, Miss
Lulu, started for Atlanta, Ga, at noon
Tuesday, to rejoin her husband, Mr.. Jas
p, where they expect 10 make their fu-
ture residence. Several parties had been
given in honor of Miss Lulu by her young
friends during the past ten days, aud large
numbers of their friends assembled at the
depot to bid them, farewell hard word
TO ntier on this occasion. They will bs
greatly missed in social and church circles
Mr.. Ed. Carroll, who is breaking on the
d. &. NJ. r. r., while passing over the tor
of the train in the darkness of the snow
storm on Friday night last, near AIMS
Station, fell from the top OF the front cal
and caught on the coupling, TINS saving
himself from passing beneath the train
which was running at the rate of 20 mile,
AN hour. He WAS considerably bruised
and received a two weeks lay off to recup
crate at his home here.
Mr.. NJ. G. Marian, OF Hull Prairie, wa,
in town Tuesday gathering up business
items for the Bowling Green Gazette. The
first installment appeared this week in
very good shape. but numerous names anc
enterprises were overlooked and Brot hel
Smith sent him back to-day TO catch ontt
what got away, for next weeks issue
There IL something that always CRATES up
on the nerves OF sensitive people in th
kind OF newspaper enter prise-It must rail-
upon the Just AS wei! as the UNJUST" and
the unjust generally have more tubs unde
the caves than the Just.