Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-07-12
PERsO NAILS.

Mrs. j. Marshal returned Sunday
from visit with relatives In Toledo.
Miss Nettie Ravenaugh was visiting
relatives in Milton Center last week.
Mrs. Chus. Mills, of Toledo, has been
visiting in the burg this week.
Miss Ella Hoffman is visiting friends
in East Liverpool, Medina Co., Ohio.
James House, of Detroit, Mich, was
the guest of Mrs. +. Bruce recently.
Miss Addie Huddlcston, of Cleveland,
is the guest of Miss Clara Schaumlocf-
fel.
j. Wilson and family of Haskins,
visited relatives in the burg over Sum
day.
Misses Anna and May Bodcttc, of
Toledo, are the guests of Mrs. b..
| Trombla.
Mr.. Lindieker, wife and baby, of To-
ledo, were the guests of Mrs. Katie Mel
lis, over Sunday.
Messrs. Geo. Shoemaker and Fred
Schellinger, Of Napoleon, called on Per-
rysburg fri ends, this week.
DIR. ID. II. Patchen and wife are visit
ing friends near Cleveland, o. Will
be gone till about July 10Th.
Wallace Thompson has accepted the
position he formerly filed with the firm
of Draper & Nugent, of Toledo.
| Miss Emma Curtis who has been Wis
iting her old home in this place, re-
turned to Bowling Green Monday.
Misses Mary Carroll and Ida Zingg
took in the Monroe trip last Tuesday
per Steamers Pastime and Douglas.
Miss Julia Eberly, who has been at
tending college at Delaware, o., is now
stopping with friends in Belvue, o.
Miss Anna Beach is spending her
Summer vacation at home, the Sem
mary at Fox Lake having closed for
| Summer.
w. II. Pinck and wife who have been
visiting relatives in Perrysburg and
Haskins, have returned to their home
in Buffalo.
Caleb Greiner and family, of Weston
| ,
Chris. Greiner, in Perrysburg, a few
days since.
Miss Emma Coleman, of Toledo, is the
| guest of Miss Flora Wedertz, and Mrs.
Chas. Stevens, of Toledo, is visiting
Mrs. Frank Frey.
Did any town ever send out finer
company of gentlemen than Canton
Alpine, of B. G. who were here on the
4th? Not that anybody knows of.
Many good people and friends from
neighboring towns were here last 4th
and called on us but it is impossible to
mention them in our personal column.
1t would require an extra edition to do
them justice.
Fred Dodge who has been sick in Per-
rysburg for some time past, is now rap
idly recovering. The JOURNAL and
many friends congratulate Fred on his
recovery from what many feared would
be his last sickness.
Prof. S. NJ. Dick and wife have re.
moved their household goods to
Clyde, o., where they will make their
home for the present. The Professor
and his estimable wife leave many
friends here who regret their depart
ure.
+. H. Knephe of The B. F. Wade Co.
an old typo with whom We labored in
the city for many years, called on us
last Friday just after going to press.
Fred is one of the most rapid and best
compositors in Toledo, fine fellow and
n pleasant visitor. 1t does us good to
have the boys call.
Lewis Teideman, capitalist of Defiance
formmerly with F. r. Miller s. Co., of
this place, made call at Perrysburg
last week, and was SO delighted with
our beautiful village that he contem-
plates buying property and locating with
us. 1t is just such people that our vii
lage wants, and the citizens will well
come them to our midst.
Fred Matzinger has been attending
business college at Ypsilanti, Mich,
for some time past. This college con-
tinues study the entire season without
vacation, but his Professor writes to
his friends here advising his taking u
few weeks vacation as he has been
working very hard and is advanced
ahead of the class. This speaks well
for Fred, and his many friends here will
n, ,,lanc.,l N hna,. If
Hon. ]. R.Tyler, of Perrysburg and
Toledo, was in the city to-day, and ap-
peared before the Board of Public
Works, now in session, in the interest
of unobstructed navigation between
Pcrrysburg and the lake. There is II
bridge that needs reconstruction In
order to admit the passage of the larg-
est boats that run up to Perrysburg.
The law seems to be clearly on the side
of Mr.. Tyler for the enlargement of the
draw-bridge in observation-disclosures
Post.
Miss Mary I. Carroll, who has been
very successful teacher in our public
schools, was elected teacher of the b
Grammar department of the Bowling
Green schools last week, and after
wards elected to teach the Grammar
school of Perrysburg. She resigned the
Bowling Green school but the Board
of Education of that place refused to
accept the resignation, and she was
given an increase of salary and informed !
she would be expected to accept the
school.
wv. e. C..
Manufacturing Jew