Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-10-12
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Mr.. Fred D. Dodge, OF Bowling Green,
is In town the past few days.
Mrs. A. Smith is visiting her sister,
Mrs. ]. @. Webb, at LeMoyne.
Mr.. Conny Sullivan, OF Toledo, was
visiting friends here over Sunday.
Miss Katie Hartsing has returned
from Waterville after an absence of
| five weeks.
Nrs. Mary Ruple, Of Perrysburg, il
Waiting her son Henry OF this place
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Mr.. VIM. Charles is now engaged in
the quarries at Lime City and has re-
moved his family there.
Miss Winnie See has returned home
from Bowling Green where she has been
visiting friends the past week.
Mrs j. E. Wilkinson and Son Fred,
Of Fostoria. was the gust Of her brother.
Mr.. @. A. Powers, on the first of the
week.
Mr.. Chas. Hall and wife of Toledo,
drove up and spent last Sunday with
| bIleiE Couoius' meSStS. .. ". anu -. E.
Hartshorn, and many other friends in
the burg.
| DR. j. w. Robertson, of Detroit. was
the guest of his parents on Tuesday.
and DIR. j. f. Robertson, of Caldwell,
Kansas, is visiting his old home and
friends on the Prairie and relatives here.
Mr.. Theodore Inneman. mate on the
Russell Sage, got weeks furlough to
visit with his second son who arrived
in town some ten days ago. Mr.. Geo.
Munger IS also smiling over visit with
his fourth son.
Mr.. Thomas Johnston, of Hull Prairie,
who has been in i'll health for two years
past, has spent several months in New
York taking treatment there, but is now
at home again taking treatment of a
Toledo physician, but continues in fee
BILE health.
Mr.. W. III. Jennings took piece of
bone from his wrist few days ago
which has been two years working to
the surface. The bone was shattered by
minnie ball while on the road with
Sherman to the Sea, and this is the
second piece that has worked to the
surface.
Mrs. c. @. Taylor and little son start.
ed over a week ago for Conway Springs,
| Kansas, to rejoin her husband who has
been appointed Chemist in sugar man.
ufacturing and refining establishment
lately located in that city. Mrs. Taylor
will be greatly missed in social circles
| in our midst.
Mrs. NJ. E. Teall, through persever-
ance and an aptitude in learning, has
in a short space of time so far mastered
Madame Kellogg's French Taylor Sys-
tenn of cutting and fitting ladies' gar
ments, that after few weeks experience
in teaching i'll some of the neighboring
towns, she has been given travelling
agency to introduce the system.
Mr.. Eddie Fitzgerald sends papers
home from Chicago giving details of
the great Street Car drivers strike IN
that city. He has been compelled to
leave his boarding place as he can't
reach his business on account of the
stoppage of the cars. We trust Eddie
will keep out of the way of the dyna-
miters as he is good boy and we can't
afford to loose him yet.
Mr.. j. H. Hutchings, of Bellevue,
Ohio, who has been with Capt. A. r.
Champney in the drug store for some
months, has been compelled to retire
on account of failing health. He was
badly broken up while serving in cav
airy regiment during the war. He re-
turns to his home to-day, and his place
is filled by Mr.. Dorsey Hoorine, of Chica-
go, graduate of Ann Arbor University.
-HsADACHE can be cured by Hibbard's
Rheumatic Syrup. 1t removes the cause by
regulating the stomach, correcting improper
digestion aud general flow of the blood,