Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-06-07
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in town this week.
Mr.. p. " Hechler, of Toledo, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Ethel Price has returned to her
home here from Bryan.
Sheriff Miles of Bowling Green, was
in town on Monday last.
Mr.. Thomas Veitch of Belmore,
called on his old home last Sunday.
Miss Mary Bisner, of Fostoria, is Wis
iting the family of Mr.. John Munger.
Chris. Hoffman and Mr. Armbruster,
of Stony Ridge, were in town this week.
Lawrence Harbauer, of Pemberville,
visited the family of John G. Hoffman,
last Sunday.
Mr.. w. A. Hartman, of West Mil
grove, was the guest of Mr.. Jacob See
and family last week.
Mrs. Emma Lawrence Ryder, of
Bucyrus, is visiting her old home and
friends in the burg this week.
j. Fred. Raab, formerly of this place,
but now of Toledo, is in town fix
ing up and improving his property
here.
X. S. Clegg, of Perrysburg, and A,
b. Colin, of, Maumee, attended the
Undertakers association at GAINESVILLE.
this week.
Mrs. w. G. Norton of Toledo, visited
her old home here this week, and at
tended the marriage of her sister Miss
Jennie Pierce.
Mr.. & Mrs. Harry Beering, of Gin
cinnati, are visiting the family of j. H..
Pierce, and attended the wedding of
their niece, Miss Jennie.
Miss Minnie Yeager goes to Berea,
to-day, to attend Commencement and
Alumni exercises and first annual class
reunion of her old classmates.
Miss Cora Pierce, who has been visit
ing Miss Emma Curtis ut Bowling
Green, for the past several days re-
turned home the first of the week.
Mrs. E. Il. Barton, who has been en-
gagged as teacher in the Bowling Green
schools for the past year, is spending
her vacation at home in Perrysburg.
VIM. Stebbel, of Liverpool, o., vis-
tied the family of George Hoffman,.
He says Perrysburg shows more life
and improvement than for years past.
j. j. Summe and wife, of Toledo,
visited their niece, Mrs. r.. S. Clegg
and family last Sunday. Mr.. S. says
this is the most beautiful town he has
seen.
Miss Mamie Witzler, who has been
teaching in Kansas City during the
past year, returned to her home here
to spend her Summer vacation. Miss
Witzler has had good success as a
teacher.
Geo. B. Crook is home for a few days
to recuperate. The train on which he
was working us mail clerk ran into a
wreck and the force of the shock threw
Mr.. Crook across the car, striking the
small OF his back against the corner of
a table, and giving him bad shake up.
The gentlemanly advance agent of
the Whitney Family, Mr.. H. a. Mann,
who, in the capacity of advance agent
for various theatrical companies, has
just completed q tour of the World.
called on the JOURNAL Monday. He
relates having had some very interest
ing experience in Australia, China, Jap
an, India and various other foreign
countries. We have known him for
the past twelve years and were pleased
to meet him again.
Mrs. c. B. Rawson, of Uxbridge,
Mass, is visiting relatives in this vicin-
ity, MIR. f. L. and A. r. Seagrave,
of Toledo, II. L. and w. A. Crane of
this place, and James Spatford, of Hull
Prairie. Mrs. Rawsons mother spent
her childhood here. 1t is now over
half century ago since she left, but her
oft repeated description of the beauties
of the Maumee is claimed to be actually
realized by her daughter and will be
retold when she returns.