Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-06-14
PERSONALS

Miss Dena Pheghaar was in Toledo
on Monday last.
Miss Mary Danz visited relatives in
Toledo this week.
j. E. Brandhuber visited home and
friends over Sunday.
Charles Holliger, of Toledo, spent
Sunday in Perrysburg.
Miss Flo. Emmett will start for Cal
ifornia on Monday next.
Miss Jessie Frederick is visiting
friends on the bay shore.
The Misses Bloomfield spent Sunday
with relatives in Haskins.
DR.. j. e. Brainard has been suffer-
Mr.. j. Janney of Toledo, visited his
sister, Mrs. r. Clegg, Sunday.
ing with an attack of la grippe.
Mrs. Chas. Russell of Toledo visited
relatives in the burg Wednesday.
Mrs. M. Murray. of Sidney, is visiting
the family of DR.. II. A. Hamilton
Miss Emma Norton of Fremont, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Curtis.
Miss Clara Chappuies has closed a
successful term of school at Linson.
Mrs. M. Wiley of Bowling Green
visited relatives here last Saturday.
Mrs. M. J. jefferson, of Toledo, vis-
tied in Perrysburg a few days since.
Frank Tyler of Penalton, Ind,
called on old friends here Wednesday.
w. ]. Parks and family, of Toledo,
visited in Perrysburg on Sunday.
p. 7. Germaine, of Toledo. gave us a
very pleasant call on Saturday last.
John Barton and wife, of Toledo,
visited friends in Perrysburg on Sun
day.
Mrs. ]. l.. Mckee, of Richland Cen
ter. Wis. is the guest of her sister Mrs.
L. Boff.
Samuel Barr and wife of Toledo,
visited the family of F, j. Oblinger on
Sunday.
Mrs. Kurstetter, of Grand Rapids,
visited the family of j. Chappuies, on
Sunday.
Geo Strain and daughter, Miss
Clara, are visiting friends in West
Virginia.
Mrs. Conant formerly Mary Charles)
of Ashtabula, visited relatives in Per-
rysburg this week.
Jno. Sheplar of Toledo, and c.. B.
Sheplar and wife, of Wapakonetta, Sum
dayed in Perrvsburg.
Miss Elwy Foster, of Battle Creek,
Mich. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. DR..
Brainard in Perrysburg.
Miss Clara Eberly has returned from
Cleveland where she has been attend
ing the Acadamy of Art.
c. f. Chapman, of the firm of Will
liams & Chapman, made brief busi-
ness visit to DAYTON, this week.
G. Finkbeiner and family of Bowling
Green drove over to see their old and
future home in Perrysburg on Sunday
last.
Jno. Heilman and wife, and Charles
Munger and wife, of Maumee, were
visiting friends in Perrysburg on Sun
day.
Mrs. J. NJ, Brown, of Dowling, at
tended services on Children's dav at
Nj. e. church, Perrysburg, and visited
friends.
Misses Minnie and Carrie Hash and
guests of Mrs. John Shoemaker, few
days since.
Mrs. A. Jennison and daughter Miss
Emma of Delphas returned to their
hnme on Monday, after Il weeks visit
with relatives in Perrysburg.
Our highly esteemed townsman, Mr..
]. II. Pierce, has been suffering with a
severe attack of rheumatism, which
necessitates the use of crutches.
Rev. VIM. johnson, of Ypsilanti,
Mich, spent a week with his sister,
Mrs. Vim Ford, and also preached last
Sunday at the town hall morning and
evening.
E. w. DeVerna and Doc. Jones, of
Dunbridge, were in town on Tuesday
last. They are both old 2lst o. V. V.
[. boys, and are anticipating great
times ut their next reunion to be held
in Perrysburg next September
Rev. Wiltsie, Mrs. c. A. Hampton,
Misses Maggie Prettyman, Sophia
Zaenger and Anna Johnson, went to
Toledo Monday evening to hear the ad-
dresses of Chaplin McCabe, and DR.. Leo
nard, and were highly entertained.
We We're surprised and pleased on
Sunday last to meet our old friend w.
l.. Richmond, formerly of Crawfords-
willie, Ind. For many years he has been
in all parts of the United
States, and Australia, with Charles
Baldwin's amusement enterprises,
the w. l.. Richmond Comedy
CO. and the Boston Opera Co. The
latter company having nine weeks
engagement at Presque Isle, brings Mr..
Richmond here to represent the man
agement. He has fondness for Per-
rysburg and will spend many of his
spare moments during the summer,
in this locality. On Wednesday last
he succeeded in catching over $50 fish
in our beautiful Maumee.
In driving through the country we
noticed the wheat is fast heading out
though it does not look as well as we
could wish, there will be enough to
give bread to all. Harvest is near at
hand and the farmers will soon be
looking around for their Binder Twin.
We think they would do well to call
upon Mr.. j. Davis, he has large
stock and prices are much lower than
they were last season.
kOACHTON.
Gas was turned off at Roachton in