Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-18
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Ladies and Gentlemen
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All SUMMIT ST.,
Toledo, Ohio.
"Where a child can trade
as well as man"


Harry Averill is in Ann Arbor, Mich.
F. B. Bond, of Pontiac, Mich. was in
town over Sunday.
p. v. Chilcote, of Ottawa, was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Ella Callard is spending few
days in Toledo, this week.
G. B. Boone of Toledo, O., called on
friends In the burg last week.
Miss Eliza Thompson will soon 90 to
Florida to spend the Winter.
II. M. Franey visited a couple of lady
friends in Toledo over Sunday.
Mrs. Pomeroy is expected to return
to her old home here this week.
Mrs. Maginnis of Toledo, spent Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Ewing.
Miss Edith Chapman visited relatives
and friends at Millbury last week.
Capt o. j. Hopkins and wife Sundayed
with the family of Samuel Smith.
Mrs. A, l.. Story of Milwaukee, Wis,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Cook.
Fred Cbampney, of oberlin college,
made short visit to his parents last
week.
Miss Lottie Scott. of Toledo, was the
guest of Miss Alta Witzler, few days
last week.
Mrs. +. j. Oblinger. of this place,
went to Chicago, this week, to see her
son Henry.
Miss Matte Consul, of Adrian, Mich,
Is visiting the family of her uncle, A.
G. Williams.
Mrs. Nellie Flood and little daughter
Mabel, of Cleveland, are the guests OF
Miss Nellie Bloomfield.
Miss Minnie Chllcote has gone to
Ottawa, o., to spend the Winter with
her brother, P. V. Chilcote.
Miss Daisy Lampman has returned
from several weeks visit with hei
brothers family in Dundee, Mich.
Stephen Merry and wife have re-
turned from weeks visit with their
son, Earl Merry, of Bowling Green.
Harry Adams has Joined his parents
in Iowa, after several weeks visit with
his uncle, Rev. G. A. Adams and family.
Mrs. Frank Ryder of Bucyrus who
has been visiting relatives here, re-
turned TO her home the first of the week
The Misses Minnie Irwin. of Monclovia
and Emma Dentzler, of Colubea City,
Ind, were the guests of friends in the
burg on Wednesday.
s. c. Weeks called on his many cus-
toners and friends in the burg this
week. He has been quite sick for some
weeks past but has not lost any of his
jokes. He was insulted by railroad
conductor, last week, who did not rec
ognize him as being the same Weeks
who has been juggling this community
for the past 13 years.
Patrick r. Sheridan, for 90 years O
resident of Perrysburg, will remove his
family to East Toledo, the first OF next
week, and called at this office to square
up accounts and order the JOURNAL sent
to his new home. He was member oil
the G. A. X. here, and regrets to leave
the town where he has so many friend:
and acquaintances. Success to you
Patrick, and may your shadow never
grow less.
Messrs. John Perrin and Ben Schallel
of Roachton, returned from their toul
in France and Switzerland on Sunday
last, and report having enjoyed fine
visit abroad. They returned on the
steamship City of New York, of til,
Inman line, and left her sticking IN The
mud in New York harbor. Johr
promised TO bring us portion of the
Eiffel tower for an addition to oul
museum, but failed to do so, probably
because M.Eiffel wasn't through using it