Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-05-17
PERSONALS.

Mrs. George R. Scott is teaching class
In Art studies at HGskins.
Mr.. Chris. Roether returned from Wy
oming territory last week.
Mr.. Henry Lucas started tor San Fran
cisco, California, last Tuesday.
Mr.. Charlie Tyler, of Bowling Green,
was visiting relatives here last Sunday.
Mrs. orcutt, OF Defiance, returned
to her home after visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. 8. M. Batemsn, of Toledo, was the
guest Of Mrs. Samuel Smith lew days
since.
Mr.. Israel Thornton has gone TO Ridge
way, Michigan where he is engaged at
work.
Mrs. Geo. Vrooman and Mrs. S. NJ.
Bateman called on Mrs. s. NJ. Dick Il lew
days since.
Miss May Snow and Miss Emma Myers,
of East Toledo, spent Sunday with Mrs.
r. s. Clegg.
Mr.. L. w. Haskins and wife Of Water
willie were visiting with friends. in this
place Monday.
Rev. j. II. Betharda and family, Of
Toledo called on Rev. wiltsie and family
a few days since.
Henry Walter went 10 Haskins last
Monday TO accept position In a grocery
store in that place.
Mr.. Joseph Seibert, formerly Of this
place, but now of Piqna, is visiting
friends in the burg.
Mrs, F. A. Wetmore started for Buffalo
yesterday in company with Capt. Wet
more on the steamer Gault.
Rev. J. Fl. Bethards is expected to de-
liver the Sunday morning sermon at the
NJ. F. Church in thiR place.
Mr.. & Mrs. w. J. Parks, of East Toledo,
were in town last Tuesday, and called on
few Of their numerous friends.
MIR. Chas. Lawrence, student in the
musical conservatory at Oberlin, visited
his home and friends the frat of the week.
Mr.. Clns. Webb, OF LeMoyne, called on
the JOURNAL Wednesday. He claims
post-office matters are at white heat IN
hia town.
Prof. and Mrs. S. NJ. Dick have gone TO
Columbus, having been called by a tele-
gram announcing the death of the
Professor'a mother.
Mics Della Donahue, of WaiervilIe,
teacher in the public schools at Grand
Rapids was the guest of Miss Halle Hol-
lenbeck here, last Sunday.
Prof. S. NJ. Dick will address the con.
gregation at st. Johns NJ. E. church
Toledo, next Sunday morning on the
subject, "a Comprehensive View of the
Bible"
Mr.. and Mrs. O-mand Weimore, Mr..
and Mrs. Madison Wetmore, Mr. w. Fl.
Wetmore, and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Cobley, were the guests OF relatives IN
town last Monday.
Mr.. W. X. Hoover, OF Springfield.
Ohio, who has been visiting his brother.
Mr. ii. M. Hoover, for the past week,
went TO Detroit few days since to visit
another brother in that city.
Mrs. D. C. Derringer, of Plymouth, O.,
who has been wishing her brother, Mr..
Wilson Sweet, started for Ceder Lake,
Mich, where she will make her future
home with her sister, Mrs. B. J. Collins.
Mr.. Henry CraLb, formerly a Perrys-
hurg hoy, bnt now CONNIE rcial tourist
for the wholesale drug firm of Singer &
Wheeler, Peoria, Ill.,, dropped in upon
his Perrysbnrg relatives and friends for n
few dsyH the irst of the week.
Mr.. VIM. Boston, of the Toledo Wire
and Iron works and Messrs. Hooker and
Jackson called on friends Tuesday. Mr..
Boston will be remembered as the Willie
Doston, who fomerly lived in Perrysburg,
and has many friends in the burg.
Mr.. Henry DrifImever, Mr.. Will Martin,
Misses Cora and Jessie Furry, Of Pember-
vile, Mr. Ell Furry and Miss Mabel Nc
Kinly, of Stony Ridge, aud Miss Jes.ie
France, Of Mnngen were the gn sta of Mr..
and Mrs. D, Van HELEN, last Sunday.
Mr. Gotlelh Cramer and family and Mr..
j. X. MaVeity and family. who recently
moved to Atwood, Plat Co., H., desire
the JOURNAL sent to them. They re
port being located nicely and have good
prospects in their new homes.
Messrs. y. p. CLAIM and S. n. Blk
shoe dealers of Toledo, OHIO, and general
contractors male a flying visit to Perrys-
burg. They din-d with Mrs. L NJ. George,
Mr.. CLAIMS moiher-li-law. Mr.. Bick
was delighted wiil, 'ur town and thinks
OF making his future home here.
Miss Halle IIollenl'eck. who has been
tesching in the Grand Rapids public
schools tor the past Winter, closed her
school tins week for the Summer vaca, ion.
Tie JOURNAL is informed by Grand
Rapids people thai Miss IIoIlenbeck haa
been very successful NJ teacher, and has
gwen very general satisfaction 10 the pat
rons OF the school. She has had charge Of
over sc pupIls. Perrysburg teachers are,
as rule, successful, and Miss IIollen-
beck is by no means mn exception.
Mr.. viii. Scott, OF Company II. Sixteenth
Ohio National Guarir, under command
of Capt. Rodgers, Of East Toledo. attended
the recent inaugural celebration at New
York City with the regiment, and partici-
pated in the great parade. On the way down
he clalnsa portion of The way the rain
hsd delngsd The country while the balance
was 20 dry and snliry fresh breath could
not be secured. They made the most OF
their lime, and no one dared attempt TO
steal a moments sleep for fear of being
awakened by a dash Of wafer in the face
or some other trick played by the boys.
The qnarters were Mt Nelron hall on Fif-
teenlh street, and their raIions consisted OF
n