Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-10-08
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Miss Emma Raab started yesterday
for Detroit, to spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. j. II, Meyers.
Mr.. r, J. Collin, OF Tonlogany, ia grhdt-
ally recovering from severe attack 6f con.
gestion OF the brain, about two weeks ago
Mr. Geo. W. Bills and wife. Mr. Boqn
Blinn aud wife, of Toledo, aud Mrs. Pcllet!t,
Of Cleveland were the guests Of Mr. and
Mi1. A. w. Lee on Tuesday.
Mr.. s. G. Weeksis taking In the faii
this week and talking oven the wires to
find out where his forr or five car loads
of stoneware are TO be found.
Capt Geo. 8. Mcknight went down 10
Buffalo with Capt. WelMore last week AMI
reports deightft trip II reminded hlm
of the days Of yure when among the old
Salla.
Ex-Sherrff orin Henry arrived home
from the penitentiary on Wednesday. lie
says they .haTe y cane nj that institution
that is undoubtedly covered With hunlSM
skin,
Mias Mary Anon came ny from Oak
| Harbor on Thursdsy lasi, and reported
that they had dynumilod ihrir sccoDi gas
We'll that day aud NOW had I've good pay
ing gas wells in that village.
The many feinds ot Miss Sarah Beach
Will regret TO Team that she huS been II
severe sufferer for four or Ave weeks pant
with ticdonlpufenx, and for the pnst few
days has suffered intense pain.
EeS, G. P. Thyior wife ard daughter,
Mrs, W. p. Miller. and BABY, after Neserai
years absence in Kansas, arrived here OH
| Wednesday noon for visit with their son
Mr.. q. c. Taylor and many other irierda
Mr.. P. H. Cranker, telegraph opera
tor at Crestline for three or four years
past ana who served his apprenticeship
ut the Perrysburg Station, was home
over Sunday and Monday to attend the
funeral of hia unt,e, Wesley Cranker.
Our whilom friend, Mr.. Isaac Casbeer,
who has spent the past few years in
Missouri and Nebraska, has accepted the
position OF foreman for the Woodruff
Job Printing Co., at Little Rock, Ark,,
and has removed his family to that city.
The JOURNAL family wishes him success
III his hew location.
Mr.. NJ. A. Trowbridge, and family re-
tnrned home from Bay View, Mick., oh
Friday evening last all much improved
in health. Mr.. I. thinks the time and
money well spent in the protracted stay oil
the family on the Upper Peninpnlas Mr.
Trowbridge returned to Saginaw to look
after his stave factory there, on Tuesday
Mr.. J. II. La Farce, Secretary, and
General Manager Of the Bowling Greek
Gas Co., was in town Oh Wednesday OF
business. Mr.. La Farce thinks we may
get gas at this point, but probably not IL
payihg quantity. The gas Co. at The hui
made a wise selention in Mr.. Ii Farree n,
he is practical and energetic in all his nn
dertakings.
Mr.. A. G. Williams returned home or
Friday evening last from an eight week,
trip among the business hen in the west
passing through portions of Ohio, Indiana
Illinois and Iowa. He says business is II
a much more prosperous condition in OhR
Snd Indiana than il is in Illinois ant
Iowa that there Is large scope of conntr,
west of Chicago where tile population now
is smaller Than 1t was ten or twelve year
ago. This II accounted for by the small
farmers selling and emigrating 10 the States
and territ Ories further west, while the i'm
migrants from the east pass through and
loca te in the west beyond.