Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-08-31
LATEST ny TELBPHONE.

Mr.. L. G. Beach, Of Chicago, dropped
in Saturday and remained over Sunday
with his parents.
Mr.. Shelton r. Wilson & wife Of Flor
ida, o, is visiting his father and brothers
in the burg this week.
Miss Clara Strain has returned TO
Ada, Ohio, TO continue her studies at
the Normal University.
Mrs. John Wilson has just returned
from two weeks viset with her father
and family in Southern Indiana.
Mr.. Fred Hegamoster srarted on Tues
day for Naperville, a suburb Of ChIcago,
10 take course OF study in business
college.
Mrs. +. ]. Oblinger and daughters,
Mary and Ina, are visiting relatives and
the Big Exposition in Cincinnati this
week.
Prof. S. NJ. Dick and wife returned
at noon to-day from Clyde, and settled
down TO the realities of life for the next
School year.
Prof. d. A. Haylor and family, and
Miss Emma Adams, have returned to
Bryan TO he ready for the opening Of
school on Monday next.
Mrs. Geo. Pyle, of Mansfield, Ohio, ar
rived here on Monday for visit with her
cousin, Ms. WIN. Barton, whome she has
moi noon m tba nnsf Ol vaafa
Mr.. Benjamin Scott, one of the old
pioneers in the valley, who has been
making his home with his son, Capt.
Scott, Toledo, has returned and located in
his old home in the burg.
Rev. Slawson, of the Troy, New York
Conference, accompanied by his wife,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. NJ.
Thompson, during the past week.
Miss Mable Lampman starts to-day
for Fox Lake, Wis, to continue the
position of teacher in Female Academy
in that city. Miss Anna Beech will
start for the same place for the same
purpose next week.
Miss Kate Brown who has spent the
summer vacation with relatives and
friends in Watervill and this vicinity,
has returned to Wichita, Kansas, to
resume her position IN the schools of
that city.
Mrs. James ]. Parks, Mrs. Geo. Parks,
Mrs. Chas, Krefer, of Toledo, and Miss
Sarah J. Parks, Of Carlisle, Penn. and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Pohlman, of Fremont,
Ohio, are the guests Of Postmaster Hayes
and family to-day.
Prof. Joe L. Baird will open mp the
Walbridge school on Monday next, with a
lady assistant, where the work of prepar-
ing the young idea now TO shoot will be
vigorously prosecuted for the next school
year.
Mr.: Joseph Brandhuber returned Yesterday
from seven weeks trip in the Carolinas
Virginia, etc, and will remain at home
over Sunday. He says there Is no partic-
ular excitement over the election in the
parts ol the South visited, as they appear
TO be all on one side.
Big line of new Clothing, cheap, at
WILLIAMS.
Mrs. Frank A. Brown and Miss Luella
McCray, daughters Of DIR. McCray, started
for their homes on Tuesday. They desire
To have their thanks expressed to the ciii-
zens in the burg for their hospitality and
l. a Al
Now is the time to buy Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps,
&c. Stock Large and Complete.
FINKBEINER's.
Mr.. L. P. Avcral and wife retu rned
home on Monday after several weeks
visit at Block Island, on the Yankee sea
coast, Mr.. f. had not been here two
days when he and Mr.. W. II. Jennings
caught finer string of black bass in the
Maumee than he had seen during his
absence.
Some special good things in Table
Linen, just in, at WILLIAMS.
Mrs. j. II. LeFerrn, and son, Ernest,
of Bowling Green, were visiting friends
in the burg, this week. Ernest has not
fully recoyered from double shock of
electricity while operating telegraphic
instrument i'm storm few months
ago and was over for consultation with
DIR. Hamilton.
"A full line of Paints and Painter,
Supplies Sherwin, Willirms' Paints
best IN the world. A. r. CHAMPNEY.
II. |. Monroe, editor Of the Creston. Ohio
Journal and his partner, Mr. Parsons, were the
guests Of Or. +. b. Monroe aud family her,
this week. Editor Mon has held the cham
pion belt in swimming contests for a number o
years past. lie Ind arranged for a con'est will
n man named llns, at Presqne Isle. las,
Saturiar, but Collins failed to put In an ap
pearance.
-Bargains In Mens' Boots for Fall ant
Winter wear, Mt WILLIAMS.
We were pleased to receive n call on
Wednesday from Mr.. James T.. Dudley
editor and proprietor of "Na'nral Gas,
he new paper jus, started in Maumee, and
Mr. p, NJ. Puhl, the popular Photographic
er. B nh ARE enthusiastic over the bnsi
ness prospects and manufacturing indus
tries oi our neig hboring village at lhi
time.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
ASHER Cook.
Mr.. II. P. Shanks, of Grand Rapids, wa
in the burg yesterday, lie informed NJ
that at Mcclure, five miles west Of Crane
Rapids, they had gas we'll put down las
fall that furnishes fuel for the entire vii.
lage, OF between SEQ or 400 Inhabitants
and the Trenton rock was struck a, 1902 feel
and they bored 20 feet into the Trenton
before 1t was shot
-Children's Suits, all Sizes and Price
FINKBEINER's.