Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-07-23
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Miss Clara Chapueis is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. E. ]. Gilman, OF Toledo, this week,
Mr.. Charles s. Wolf, travelling salesman for
a st. Louis house, called on Us yesterday.
EI.Auditor Case and Auditor Poe and fam-
ly started this week FOR season at Lakeside.
Mr.. Dick Hollenbeck returned here on We'd
nesday from a visit with relatives down in
York State.
Miss Kiuie f. Webb returned home to-day
from weeks' visit with Mrs. Frank link of
Lima.
Judge Tuller, OF Tontogauy, who has spent
the past few mouths with daughter in Haml-
ton, OHIO has returned home.
Mrs. d. Van HELEN aud sister, Miss Jessie
Furry Mrs. Geo. Thomas, Mrs c. PocklingtOn
and Miss Emily Mills, all visited Detroit on the
Steamer Saginaw yesterday.
Mr.. R. l.. McColley, Of Toutogany, who ha s
been a resident of Sanford, Florida, for the past
three years, has returned, accompanied by his
wife for two or three months visit with their
Wood COUNTY friends.
Mr.. S, E. Burson, OF the westo Herald, was
in town yesterday, and visited old Fort Meigs.
He is more fully convinced than ever
that better aud more appropriate site for the
Soldiers Home can not be found in the State
JR. Tyler has gone to the Black Hills to de
fend the notorious Jane Babcock, formerly OF
Toledo, who has "killed her man out there
If he should attempt to practice law there, as
hereaOouts. he will not practice law here any
more.
T. N. Bierly, Esq. and Mr.. II. Allen agent
of the Johnston Binder, of Pemberville; are in
town to-day and will take look at Fort Megs
this afternoon. Mr.. o. d. Hopkins has landed
all o. K. in Pemberyiie and sent word by them
that hc was happy.
Mr. Charles @, Adams, who located in Orange
county, Florida, in February, 1875. and came
home on his first visit in all that time a few
weeks since, started on Monday for Los Ange,
los, California; to see the country and obtain al
the information possible regarding the orange
culture aud other tropical fruits. lie expects
to be gone about three weeks.
Grand Rapids took vote UPON the question
have one on Monday last, and lost by eigh t
majority. We are not advised To the argument
in the contest, but would much prefarred to be-
leive I've never bet on elec tons that il would
have been far in advance Of Bowling Green on
An issue Of this nature, Weston will take n
vote this issue on Monday, August I'd.
Miss Flora Emmett, who has made her home
with her uncle, Mr. Geo. Boetschi for several
years past, started this morning to rejon her
mother and sister who went to San traheis-
CO last fall. She accompanies her cousins,
Gen. Jchn s. Kountz aud son. and the large
delegation Of G. A: r. friends from Toledo, who
60 to attend the National Encaii,pment. Flora
will be great, missed by Mr.. Boetsch'S 'S family.
Capt. A. r. Champney and family, Mr.. Jas
P. Aterill aud wife, Miss Mary Dodge and Mr..
Geo. F. Hirth, besides several former residents
6f the 'hdrg but now residents OF Detroit, and
large number of Invited guests of Detroit.
were present at ihe wedding and reception Of
NJ. W. R. Champney and Miss Tessie Ne'll, in
Deruit last evening. Miss Dodge and Mr.
Perry stood by tie couple through the trying
ordeal Of the cereni ny, and Mr.. G., F. Hirth
accepted the capacity Of usher. The latest by
telephone and grapevine informs us that it was
a pleasant and recherche affair. throug hout.
May they live long anil brosper"