Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-05-14
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MIR. Joe Baird took up school again in Lake
twp. last week.
Mrs. Will O. Norton rctnrned few davs ago
nom two weeks visit wits frien Is al Weston
and Custar.
Mr.. & Mrs. JIM, Cunning, of Ttask,ns, have
returned from their California homo, where tn oy
spent the winter.
Miss lIallu IIolenbeck commenced hcr first
term of school at the Five Points district on
Monday Of last week.
Mrs. Is. N, George returned o. nc last week
after several months absence 10 a visit with
relaiivesi in Michigan and tolslc.
Mr.. A. F. Dunham, the genial traveller for the
Blade Printing and Paper Co. dropp ID in To see
his Perrysburg friends the frs, o. the week.
Mr. ~. Collin. VI the drug firm of DAVIS h
Collin. Tontogany, started this week for Ne.
braska TO take n look at the great west.
Comradc J ohm Mccoy, late wagon Master Of
osborn's Brigade, Tetry's Division, 9th Army
Corps, is the guest OF his old comrade, Chas
Chapel, this week.
We regret to hear that Col. T. d. Terry has
gone, aud expects to remove his family from
Toledo, to Kansas City shortly. Toledo cannot
well afford to lose the genial Colonel.
Mr.. l. s. Bowers, ST., who has been absent
over year, engaged in pulp factory near
Delaware, returned home few days since, and
to remain with us we trust.
Mr.. John Louy, Jr., Train Dispatcher on the
d. g. NJ. Road, passed south on Wednesday ac4
comranied by young bride, Miss Vollmier, of
Toledo, on wedding tour.
DR.. l. s. Bowers is removing his family, also
his Office to the brick residence on Indiana ave-
nue., next 10 German NJ. e. ChureL, where he
will be pleased to see those who desire his pro-
fessioual services.
Mr.. Andrew II. Webb returned home on Sat-
ufday from Cleveland, for couple of weeks
visit with parents aud friends, after which he
starts for Philadelphia to accept a higher posi-
tion In the general office with his brother in
law, w. E, Donahue.
Mr.. A. Williams started for Cincinnati on
Monoay evening partly to view the sights of
that tax-ridden and much abused city, and
partly to lay In supply of new goods for the
summer trade. He is cyclone bound on the
road home,ibut is expected to reach here some
time to-day.
Mr.. A. G. Williams returned Saturday from
two weeks trip in the South and Southwest.
extending as far west as Danville, Ill. Hs ex-
pected to be absent number of weeks longer
but found business greatly demoralized by ths
strikes and riots, and thought best to return un-
til a change in the situation.
Mr.. Thomas Eastell has compile ted arrange
ments to engage in the etoceIy trade at Sydney
and is packing his goods To remove his family to
that city on Monday next. While their many
friends regret to loose himself and family from
our midst they will carry with them the bes,
wishes for health and prospe rity in their new
location.
Deputy Sheriff Dunn, Capt. ]. B. Newton.
A. W. Rudolph and others from Bowling Green
accompanied by G. s. Van Ta.sell, of the Bee
left this morning for Columbus to attend the
execution Of Arthur J. Grover to- morrow morn
ing. Sheriff Brown and Sheriff Wade will ar.
rive at Columbus this evening. Sheriff Blair
of wauseon, will attend the execulon.-T
DO Dee, yesterday.
Mr.. Dick Hollenbeck, son of Judge Geo. W
Hollenbeck, of New Mexico, who passed the
necessary examination last fall and was select
ed for cadetship at West Point, arrived here
last week for visit with relatives. He was at
Ann Arbor a few days since and one of the
Professors there examined his eyes aud infor M
ed him that he would not be accepted at West
Point. and Dick is in a quandsry about pro-
ceeding farther in that direction.
Mr.. John j. Thornton came up from the SOL
d dier's Home on Friday, on leave of absence for
a short visit with his old friends in the burg
He reports that Improvements are still being
added to the Home, and that every one who be-
haves wisely finds good home in the Home
and is well cared for. He also reports that
Capt. VIM. Fury is still in the Treasurer's Of
fee and as genial aud kind hearted as ever, and
the other Perrysburg boys are well except Dav.
id McGinnis, who is in feeble health this Spring