Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-05-03

MIR. JhomAs Neitch oil Belmore, was IN
town on Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Tyler Of Bowling Green, was
In town on Sunday.
Mr.. y, c. Weeks, and his stone jug, are
in town this week.
Mrs. J. g. Troup. Of B. g., is visiting
friends in Perrysburg.
Mr.. James Pray Of Delphos, is visiting
his brother OF this place.
Mis Mary seibert opened school in
Middle,own last Monday.
To Mr.. & Mrs. John Anon, Of Perrys-
burg, girl, last Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Burns, Of Toledo, was the
guest Of Mr.. V. A. Haas on Sunday.
Mr.. Fray and Miss Marjory Robertson,
Of Haskina, were IN town last Monday.
Mr.. & Mrs. Frank Frey, OF Toledo, will
reside in Perrysburg during the snmmer
Mr.. John Marshall witnessed the pro-
fessional ball game in Toledo last Tuesday.
Mr.. James Hayes. who is station agent
at Bowling. was visiting friends In town
on Sunday.
Capt. Henry Root, Of the steamer Rus
sel Sage enjoyed Sunday with his family
in the burg.
Mr.. John A Householder has gone 10
North Baltimore where lie ia engaged In
the carpenter business.
Mr.. & Mrs. P. G. Ray commenced
housekeeping in their home on Second
street, last Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Frederick Of this place,
commenced the summer term OF school at
Tontogany last Monday,
Mrs. Jonathan Perrin and Mrs. F. r.
Miller have been called TO the bed side
Of Mrs. Mary Price, at Bryan.
The JOURNAL Is informed that Mr.
Henry Buckhouse is lying dangerously
sick at his home in Perrysburg.
Mr.. W. r. Champney. wife and baby,
Of Detroit, who have been visiting relatives
here, returned home Tuesday last.
Mr.. Geo. w. Seilars, Jr., representing
The NJ. /. Wilcox Co. of Toledo, was in
town few days the first OF the week.
Mr.. Henry c. Leydorf, formerly Of this
place, but now engaged at his trade in
DAYTON, removed his family to that city
this week.
Prof. and Mrs. 8. M. Dick. Of this place
have gone to Columbus, Ohio, having beer
called thither by the serious illness Of the
Professors mother.
The young members Of the Senior class
of the Perrysburg High School: Missei
Cora Pierce, Clara Chappuiea, Jessie Wal
lace, Filth Frusher, Winnie Frusher
Nettie Zingg, frankie La Farre. and
kittie Hayes, called on the JOURNAL s
few days since,
Mr.. ]. c. Hoyt was in Bowling Green
last Tuesday. He was employed in the
building of the Canastota Glass Works
when it was first erected, and his work
being satisfactory the contractors have
again secured his services in the rebuild
ing Of their works, recently destroyed by
FIRE.
MIR. A. B. Russell, wife and child, O
Continental, have moved to Perrysburi
and taken up their residence in Mr.. Pete
Witzler's house on Second street, for III,
present, but expect to move into Mr.
Roach's residence on Front street, later
Mr. Russell will be employed as fireman
on the new steamer "Pastime."
Mr.. Geo. A. Bassett formerly OF thi
burg, is now engaged in the practice O
law IN Toledo. George was admitted Z,
the bar some time ago. when he stood q
the head Of his class with the present Pros
ecutor of Van Vert county second best
The JOURNAL predicts successful caree
for Mr.. B. IN the practice Of his chosel
profession.
The JOURNAL is glad 10 announce tha
Mr.. John Chapel, Of Perrysburg, VIII,
'o' h""J ye"Ao CUB
road mail service, but during the admin
islration Of President Cleveland took .
few years vacation, has again received
his appointment as mail clerk. His rur
will be ON the C II. & d. r. r. this time
fIis former good record had much 10 dt
with his present appointment.
From copy of the Marshal Statesman
printed at Manhallton, Iowa, the JOUR
NAL learns that Mr.. John L. Powers
formerly of Perrysburg. who has beer
foreman of the Statesman i,b rooms, TO
nearly five years, leaves next week 10
Carroll, lava. where he has purchased
half interest in the Carroll Sentinel. Mr.
Powers IS first-class printer, and, viii
his excellent wife, has many friends il
Perrysbnrg, who will be pleased to lear
Of anything regarding his welfare.