Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-05-24
PERSONALS.


with pneumonia.
Mrs. Meyers, OF Adrian, Mich, is visiting
Mrs. George w. Hoffman,.
Mr., Burnie Trudo was visiting friends
at Mansfield, o., this werk.
Mr.. Lawrence Hsrbauer, OF Pember-
Vile, spent Sunday in the burg.
Miss Allie Revenaugh is visiting rel
atives in Milton Center this week.
Mr.. John Marshall in on the sick list
this week, suffering with pleursy.
Miss Nellie McAllister, OF this place is
visiting relatives ana friends in Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Chilcoie and baby
of Ottawa are visiting relatives here this
week.
G. b. Shepler and wife of Wapakonetta,
visited friends In Perrysburg few days
since.
Mrs. II. II. Dodge, of Bowling Green,
called OH friends IN the burg few days
since.
Mira. Chas. Halliday and baby, OF Sid
ney is visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Mrs. S. d. Westco,t, who was visiting
her daughter at Oberlin, returned home
last Tuesday.
a. X, Wylie, representing the Connec-
iicut Mutual Life Insurance Co., is in
town to-day.
Mr.. Grant Baird. now Sentinel typo
of Bowling Green, is visiting friends aud
relatives in town.
Mr.. & Mrs. C. X. Bennett, of Toledo,
were the guests of Mr.. & Mrs. Geo.
s. Mcknight Of this place, last Saturday.
Miss Tina Mcknight, who has been
visiting relatives in Lima for some months
past returned TO her home here Monday.
Mr.. Fred Schellinger, of Napoleon, now
employed in Shoemaker's cigar factory
at that place, visited his home last Satur.
day aud Sunday.
Mr. Chas Tyler is home from Bowling
Green being compelled to resign his
position in the hardware business on &C
count of i'll health.
Rev. o. D. Fisher, of Washington Street
Congregational Church, of Toledo, and
Rev. ii. Davies, oi the Walnut Street Pres
byterian Church, this place, will exchange
pulprs next SUNDAY.
The JOURNAL regrets 10 announce that
Rev. Henry Warner, an aged and re-
specled citizen aud retired member Of the
Methodist clergy is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia, and but little hope is enter
tanned for his recovery.
Mr.. Geo. Shoemaker and wife, of Ma.
poleon were visiting relatives the iorepart
Of the week. AIr, S. was formerly a Per-
rysburg boy, hut is now engaged in man.
ufacturing cigars in that town, and i.
doing good business.
Mcssrs L. w. Merry and Allen Rudulpl
of Bowling Green, were in town last Mon
day. 1t is stated they were trying tc
make arrangements TO have the course oi
the Maumee river changed 30 as to run
it out 10 their town and give them good
water supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Lee, who have beer
spending the Winter months on their mag
niicent estate recently purchased and fitted
up for country seat IN California. re
turned to their Perrysburg home last Mon
day. Mr.. Lee reports having n taste oi
all kinds of weather while en- route. They
contemplate returning to California in July
Misses Georgia and Mamie Ormond
daughters of Rev. B. X. Ormond, pssto
Of ;he Third Presbyterian church, o
Toledo, are stopping at the Exchange
lIote', erj 'ying the beauties of our beau
tifnl town. The ladies' are delighted witt
our place and expect TO spend many day
here during the Summer months.
Mr. NJ. Megginson of Toledo, Mis-
Hattie Megginson, also Mr.. Charles
Allen. have been paying their respects Il
Rev. Henry Warner, who Is very ill.
A private letter from Mr.. /. D. Casbeer r
now of Blue Springs, Nebraska, inform
the JOURNAL lie and his family are wei
aud doing we'll, and il glad TO note ll'
Indications, per the JOURNAL, of renewed
bnsiness activity and prosperity in tht
"dear old burg" Isaac Ia an old type
aud all the prints and other friends vii
be glad 10 learn Of hIs prosperity.