Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-07-02
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Mrs. W. II. Scoles and children nre
visiting friends here this week.
Miss Katie Day, of Toledo, Is the guest
Of Miss Edith iollenbeck, on Second at,
Mis nnie Mills closed her School IN
Dis.ir No. Q. Lake twp. on Friday last.
Miss Edith Weslcolt returned bomu on
Monday from Minnesota, for The sum mer
vacai' IL
Miss Jennie Brownlee, Of Toledo, was
the guest Of Miss Phemo Robertson over
Sunday.
Mr.. JAS, CavanNugh, of Toledo, was III
the burg few days since calling On old
friends.
Misses Vnn and Essie Wilson, Of ITns-
kins, spent Sunday with Mr.. John Will
sons family.
Miss Emma Hampton, Of Plain. WIS the
guest of her brother, Mr. e. A, Hampton,
over Sunday.
MIS- c. n. Waterbury, Of Toledo, spent
Sunday with her fathers family, Mr.. Oil
yer Thompson.
Mr.. John Wllkison and family, Of fos-
ioria, are the guests Of Judge DOdges fam
lily this week.
Miss Jessie Furry, OF Pemberville, is
spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs.
ID. Van HELEN.
Mr.. r. j. Collin, Of Tontogany, was pre-.
sent at the gradua lion of his cousin, Mr..
John w. Bjrton, on Friday evening.
Mr., Geo. p. Powers, wife and baby, ar
rived here last week for brief visit with
his mother aud many old time friends,
Mr.. viii r. Champney, and his friend,
Mr.. Jas. Neil, of Detroit, spent Sunday
with his father and friends in the burg.
Mr.. Joe Baird closed his school in Lake
twp. on Friday last and the situation ia
open for him for longer time il he desires
il.
Miss Clara Black and Mr.. o. s. Bressler,
of Pemhervile, were the guests of MIR. l..
b. Holey and family on Friday and Sat-
urday.
Miss Anna Beach returned home from
her school lahors at Fox Lake, WIs. Just
in time last week TO he present Al COM
mencement.
Prof. ID. A. IIaylor, wife and two bright
and wide awake babies, of Bryan, arrived
here on Saturday for a visit with parents
and friends, having closed his sch ool year
on Friday night last.
Rev. Mr.. Adams IL in receipt of letter
IRON hls daughter, Miss Julia, who has
commenced the vacation very pleasantly
in n visit to the Salmon fisheries on the
Columbia river, Oregon. She will not re-
turn home this vacation.
Mr.. Geo Bodemiller, keeper Of the Mid
die Range Light House, below Toledv, was
in town yesterday and left the requisite
amount to have the JOURNAL assist him in
shedding the rays of light upon the bosom
of the Maumee by day and by night dur
ing the next year.
Miss Ida Geiz closed her school in Dis
trict No. 6. Lake twp, on Thursday even
ing last and returned home in time for the
Commencement exercises. We learn from
n gentleman from that District that sle
has given excellent satisfaction and can
have the school Tor another year il she de-
sires il.
Mr.. Robert Chubb, of Delaware, arrived
here last evening for few days visit with
his brother Henry, and schoolmaies, but
has grown out OF the knowledge of most OF
them. He expects To visit an uncle in
California two or three weeks hence, and
with view OF getting position r. eporter
on newspaper.
Prof. Geo. III. WiIle, Supt. OF The school
at Pemberville during the past six years,
was present AT The Commencement exer-
cises last Friday evening and thinks he
will return shortly and spend few weeks
OF his vacation In fishing and hunting.
He is engaged for the next year at Genoa,
Ottawa county.
Miss Eva ]. Ceas rested up until Tues
day. when, accompanied by Mrs. Samuel
Smith she visited the Bngle Call at Toledo
and returned 10 her home in Milan, Mich.
She received more than her usual number
OF handsome presents from her class and
many regrets at her permanent departure
from our schools.
We were pleased 10 make the acqnain-
tance of Captain Lennon, proprietor OF
the National Tribune. published at WASH
ington, ID. c., and the best and most popu-
lar of all the papers published exclusivly
in the interests oi soldiers. He drove up
from Toledo on Wednesday afternoon, ac-
companied by Miss Lenora Sherwood, to
view the site Of Fort Meigs, aud WAS de.
lighted with the scenery at and around the
Fort.
Mr.. Charles G. Adams, son of Rev. G. A.
Adams, who left here twelve years ago
this fall and located in Orange county
Florida arrived home on Friday night last
his first visit since in the twelve years.
He was scarcely out of his teens when lie
left and 1t required some courage TO remain
20 long from pleasant home, and in the
mean time propagate large orange grove
and work upa business in real est tie.
His lille sister, Fannie, accompanied him
home on his return.