Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-23

disorders.
Walter Davidson, of Scotch Ridge,
who has been quite i'll since last Win
ter, is improving.
Quite II number of Perrysburg
people went to Toledo to witness the
parade of the knights Templar.
Editor Eckert, of Grand Rapids
Triumph, was in town Tuesday and
gave the JOURNAL n pleasant call.
-Murry Hanson, who graduated
with highest honors ut Dartmouth Col
lege this summer, has accepted a posi-
tion in the First National bank, AT
Toledo, under President Nearing.
Paints and oils, of the very best
quality, at A. II. Champney's drug
store.
Miss Myra Hanson, who was elect
ed assistant Superintendent of the
High School last week, rendered her
resignation to the Board on Monday.
She will attend Mount Holyoke College
and finish the course commenced Il few
years since.
BY notices, posted in conspicuous
places about town, it will be seen that
on and after Saturday, August %, no
cattle will be allowed to run at large,
and the village Marshal is authorized
to empound ali cattle found on the
streets.
On August 4th, one William Betz,
an inmate of Lucas County Insane
asylum, who had been allowed the
privileges of the yard, wandered away.
and could not be found. An unknown
man, found dead in this county on
Sunday last, and supposed to be u
tramp, has proved to be Bctz. and it is
believed he wandered about in the
woods until he starved to death.
See the new styles in prints and
ginghams at WILLIAMS.
The explosion of the Hercules
Torpedo Cos powder magazine, near
Bucklin, was caused by an engine on
the l.. h. & w. Ry setting fire to the
grass along the track, and communicat-
ing with the magazine, it was blown
up with such force us to make the
people in the vicinity think they had
been visited by an earthquake. No
people were injured.
Miss Evaline Byrnes, daughter of
los Il h,,t t.,nrht t.;xy
utive terms in District No. ), has been
employed as teacher in the new district,
No. 10. Miss Byrne attended the
Perrysburg High School II number of
years ago, prior to commencing work
as teacher, and many friends here
will be pleased to learn of her success
full career as teacher. Perrysburg
teachers are always the best.
Excellent line of black dress goods
at WILLIAMS.
On Tuesday morning, at 3 o'clock,
occurred the death of Allen Howard
Wilson, son of james L. and Louisa
Wilson, in the 2lst year of his age
He was taken sick with the grip last
Winter, which developed into
pneumonia and finally eliminated in
consumption. For number of years
he conducted "a barber shop in this
place, and was II very gentlemanly
young man, and well liked by his
acqunintances. His funeral services
We're conducted ut the NJ. T.. church
by Rev. Geo. B. Wiltsie. and the
remains were Inferred in TT. Mcigs
cemetery.
-Supt. |. n. Saddler, who was the
shining light in the Wood Comfy
Institute last week. is now engaged as
instructor ut Winchester. Ind He
was offered u handsome increase of
salary as an inducement to remain
during the second week of the Wood
county institute, but his other engage
mcnts could not be cancelled. 1t is Il
pleasure to know that we have II
superintendent in our schools whose
services are considered the very best
by those who are best able to Judge.
Our public schools are the pride of
the village and to have them presided
over by so competent an instructor is
worthy of note.
Don't be Grawn on by unknown
photographers who have no reputation
10 lose, Int pnironiz" photographer
you know Ia be reliable. Call ON L.
nj, Publ, Mnumre, Ohio.
-Supt. l. n. Snddler, was once
called upon to Gil the editorial chair
during the absence of the editor of
county paper. The editor had been
publishing IL column of cooking recipes,
ana Saddler invented n recipe for
cake. a few days after the paper had
been sent out to pulverize its subscrib-
ers, II well dressed lady, with far off
look in her eye appeared in the
sanctum, carrying something under
the shawl, which covered her shoulders.
Approaching Mr.. $. she asked him
Il 1t. la.