Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-10
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Mr.. Chris. 2acnger Of the b. & 0. road, Is
homo for couple Of weeks.
Miss Jennie ncirreh, Of Dcweysvile, is Ehc
Suestof Miss Sophia zaengct This Week.
MIR. Chas. Baird, who is on the Gault This
year with Capt, wetmorc, laid off one trif Ind
is at home this week.
Mr.. John Barton has returned home froh a
three weeks visit at Findlsy and other points In
Hancock county.
DR.. +. J. Mil;tr, wife and little son. drove up
from Grcytowh, Ottawa county, on weddcsdhy,
10 see peIrysburg friends.
Conductor win sheplcr und family rriSrntd
home on Tuesday, and It is more quiet over on
Second st. since viii left.
Mt. Grant N Baird, one of mo operators o.
,he movable alphabet on the Ssntinl came over
yesterday to see bis Perry sburg friends.
Mr.. August ilimme,man, who is engaged on
stock farm al ST. Louis, Mich, was on avisit
to his parents and friends here last week.
Mr.. Russell williams has been spending some
four weeks ofhis vacation visiting relatives and
friends at several points in Michigan, rcturning &
In time for the opening Of scho"l.
Mrs. Julia Fillmore Harris, nister Of OK P resi-
dent Fillmore, who OF late years makes her home
in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Is the guest OF Mira
Addison and Mrs. Samuel Smith, to-day.
Mrs. Mary Starkweather, of waterville, and
her sister, Miss Jennie Wood, of Monroe, Mich. i
daughters of the lh,o ffon. H. l.. Wood. former.
,y of Troy twp, were 10 town a few days sin6e
calling on old friends.
Rev. Geo. b. wiltsie started on Tuesday for
the annual session of the N. e, Con ference
which WAS to commence at Beleontaine
yesterday. We understand that il is the desir,e
of his congregation here that he be returned 70
the ensuing year.
Miss. Hattie A. TIdriburd returned last wee \
| from sojnurn of over three Weeks at Chau,adI
qua. New York, aud had such good time that
ahe wants to go right back, Miss Jessie Fred.
erick kept the Library running in good shape
during her absence.
Mr.. II. D. Lindsay, of GAINESVILLE, has beer
selected as ,he architect for the nsw Soldiers
Home 10 be located et Sandusky. He was a,
the Soldiers Orphans Home at Senia last %eel
looking at the plan of the buildings there, ant
is preparing plans to be submitted to tho fourt
at an early date.
Mr. ?. Averill and wife returned home
from the East on Tuesday evening, and now
Mr. Barton thinks 1t is just the thing for him tt
have week of, and will divide the time be-
tween business and pleasure at tht Cincinnati
Exposition, with the Wholesale merchants AMI
the animals at the Zoo garden.
Mr.. Israel Thornton, who has been engaged
at his trade of mason with his son-in.law
companed by Mrs. Pocklingtnn, arrived home
on Monday last, and has beef
engaged in taking care Of his fruit and regeta
Bile crop this week. He is looking for a eide
barrel this morning.
Mr.. Y. Phillips, who has had SO years exper
ience IN Perrysburg township, and during thes
years has cleared up two farms, and in al
these years has never taken time to see LAX
Erie, only i5 m lies away. has been trying 70
the past year 10 fad Il place to let go of wor
aud treat himself and wife toa trip over por
on of,e country au visit friends aud re atives
lie thinks now lie W i'll get started On the l5t
inst
Mr.. Nat II. Callard and bride spent the weel
pleasantly With their many friends here, and OF
Tuesday evening were given a pleasant recep
tion at the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. D. n Hol
enbeck, which was largely attended by friends
IN town and quite delegation from Bowlin,
Green. The twain started for heir home ii
Wellington, Kansas, yesterday morning, carry
ing with them the best wish es Of q host o
friends.
Mr.. Lewis Z. Webb and family took up th0i
abode in Weston again on Tuesday, to be pres
ent p, the opening of school next week. Th
school house has been undergoing repairs tha
could not be completed in time to open schoo
this week. During the vacation Mr.. Webb ha
developed no little taste aud genius in the me
cbanical arts, having constructed long strin
of paling fence around two sides of Tile al
hothestead and otherwise greatly improved til
grounds and general appearance Of the sur
round ings.
We had brief bit pleasant call yesttrda
froif MIR. NJ. NJ. BUothman. of Bryan, Republ
ca candidate for Congress in the Sixth Dis
trict, who came to town on brief visit to Sc
old friends aud make the acquaintance of ou
people. He had but a brief time TO stay, All
spent a couple of hours of that in { visit I
Fort Meigs, and like all other visitors wa
charmed with the handsome views from tha
site. He left a very favorable impression WI,
those who met him for the first time yesterda
and regretted that he had not more time her,
but remarked that lie might hs called here I
address our citizens before the campaign
over.
AMYSTERI0US RING.