Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-04
PERSONALS.

III tOWh Il uebuh1 libb,
j. A. Householder, wife and children
spent Sunday in Toledo.
Miss Anna Kuhn, of Tiffln, Is visiting
her cousin, Vitas Haas, this week.
Miss Della Crook accompanied her
father to Cleveland ON Tuesday last,
Miss Name Haley, OF Toledo, is visit
ing friends in Perrysburg this week.
Ed. Cranker, now of Bowling Green,
spent Sunday at home.in this place.
Mrs. r. Bull, of Ottawa, ILL.,, has been
visiting relatives in Perrysburg this
week.
Miss Name Himmelman left for Akron
last Friday, for visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Conrad Nook, of Bellvue Ohio, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rev. Fitterer
of this place.
Grant Baird ia now in Bowling Green
at work ON the new paper, the Bowling
Green Tribune.
Miss Lucy Kemp, who has been visit.
ing friends in Monroe, Mich, returned
home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Haylor were cal
led to the death bed of the Professors
mother yesterday.
Messrs John and Halatead Thornton
enjoyed trip to Buffalo, this week,
with Capt. Root.
Charlie Lampman is now riding the
billowy waves of Lake Eric on the
steamer Russell Sage,
Mrs. G. b. Schraum aud babies, Of
Toledo, visited witheJ. G. Himmelmar
and family last week.
Mrs. e. Z. Barton and Miss Mary
Carroll of Bowling Green are enjoying
a few days ut their homes here this
week.
Mrs. d. A. Haylor and the children
went to Bowling Green on Tuesday tc
make their home in that place during
the coming year.
Reports from New York state thai
DreXel, Morgan g. Co., have bought
the G. H. g. d. II. r., in the interest O
the Vanderbilt's.
Mrs. Chas. Wallace returned to hel
home in North Baltimore, last Saturday
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. DR.
Bowers, of Perrysburg.
Mrs. G. B. Sheplar, who has been Wis.
iting friends and relatives in Toledo ant
Perrysbuig, returned to her home il
Wapokonetta the first OF the week.
Miss Kittie Haynes, of Toledo, wht
has been the guest of her cousin, Mis-
Kitty Hayes, for the past week, re
turned to her home on Sunday last.
II. A. Sargent, of Monroeville travel
ing salesman for Williams & Chapman
was in town this week, arranging a new
route through Ohio, Indiana and Ken
tucky.
Mrs. c. G. Taylor and son Louis. re,
turned to their home in Conway Springs
Kansas, on Tuesday last. after pleasan
visit of several weeks with relatives an,
friedns in the burg.
M. A. Trowbridge of East Saginaw
made n short call on Perrysburg friend
on Tuesday. He is on his way Il
Washington TO attend the Triennia
conclave of Knights Templar, and 1
accompanied by his wife.
Miss Alice Crook is enjoying a few
days vacation from her duties as stem
Ographcr for prominent law firm in
Toledo. Miss Crook is spoken of q!
one of the most efficient stenographers
and type writers in Toledo.
Col. f. johnson is now in town max.
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tomary trade in white fish this Fall
He will soon be engaged in calculating
flyers" in this style-"7 times 8 is so
call it even 80; we always expect t,
loose the odd pennies IN the fish trade.
Miss Mary Ann Potter. after sixteei
months of delightful reunions with oil,
friends. from whom she had been separ
ated forty years,) in the pleasant scene
of her youth, Oneonta n. Y, now oi
her return to her home in Oshkosh Wis.
is again the guest of her girlbood friends
Mrs Addison Smith and her sister Mrs
j g. Webb, of LeMoync. an occasion
highly enjoyed by them all.
Many of our citizens were agreeabl,
surprised to meet Rev. DIR. w. a. Wing
ling on Tuesday last. It will be remem
bered the DIR. formerly occupied tn
pulpit in the Methodist Church here
He is now engaged rs general agent 70
the Ness County Real Estate Company
of Ness City, Kansas, he having left tn
ministry on account of poor health
Tile Doctor has agreed to renal
over Sunday AMI will OCCUPY the NJ. L
pulpit Sunday morning.