Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-07-12
PIE RSONALS

from Oberlin.
Frances Harbauer is visiting her
brother in Toledo.
Miss Lottie Clegg is visiting in
Swanton this week.
Frank Baldwin, of Bowling Green,
was in town Wednesday.
Supt. I. N. Saddler and wife went to
Detroit on Wednesday last.
Miss Tina Mcknight visited Mrs.
Frank Rider, at Lime City.
Fred Eberlv and little sons, spent the
Fourth with relatives in FinC'ay.
Capt. F. A. Wetmore enjoyed Sum
day last with his family, here.
Miss Millie Hirth, of Toledo, was
the guest of Daisy Lampman Sunday.
Miss Nellie Bloomfield is paying
visit to relatives in Defiance and Del
phos.
Mrs. Truesdale and Miss Pray, of
Toledo spent Sunday with Miss Name
Tyler.
Ebert Ross and family start for
trip to Duluth, per steamer Japan,
to-day.
Miss Winnie See was the guest of
Miss Hanson, of Bowling Green, last
week.
Henry Thompson with his mother
and sister spent Sunday with friends
in Lime City.
Russell Williams goes to the $500"
on the L. 5. T.. Co. steamer Japan,
leaving Detroit to-day.
E. P. Averill and wife have gone to
Bar Harbor, on the coast of Maine to
spend the Summer.
l. N. Saddler and wife will go to
Mackinaw per steamer City of Mack
mac on Monday next.
H. l., Kinney, representing the
Banner Leaf Tobacco Co., of Cincin-
natl was in town this week.
Misses Lizzie and Netta Zingg, of
Lindsey, o., who visited their parents
last week, returned Monday.
Miss Emma Adams accompanied
Miss Emma Root to Buffalo. as guests
of the genial Captain of the Russell
Sage.
Misses Myrta Wight and Inez Chap
man, of Millbury, and Frank Titus, of
Cummings, visited camp Tuxedor on
the 4th.
Miss Urzella Burkett. of Lindsay, o,
spent the 4th in this place and re-
mained over Sabbath with her friend,
Miss Vernie Fitterer.
Misses Frank Pierce and lila Law
renee. and Mrs. Lille Kohl will visit
Mrs. Jennie Priest, in Monroe, Mich.
to-day.
Messrs. w. N. Zurfuh, of Toledo,
and Nicholas Zurhuh, of Columbus,
called on Perrysburg friends a few
days since.
Chas. Hamilton, wife and baby of
Auburndale, spent the 4th ut DIR.
Hamilton's. Mrs. H. and the baby are
remaining here for few weeks.
Miss Angie Baughman, of Elmore.
who has been visiting her grandm;,
Mrs. Henry Ewing, returned to her
home on Thursday, accompanied by
her aunt, Miss Laura Ewing.
Ayers Ague Cure is a warranted
specific for all malarial diseases and
hillary arrangements.
WANTED One copy of Griffith,
Gordon & Co.'S Wood County Atlas, at
this Office.
-WANTED.-15 copies of PERRYS-
BURG JOURNAL of Sept. 13 and 20,
1889. The cash will be paid for them
at this Office.
Archie Ross, Harry and Russell
Barton, Frank Hollenbeck, Ira w.
Hoover and ALI. Averill have returned
from two weeks outing, and camp
Tuxedor is now quiet.
Toledo is having trouble to keep
supplied with ice. The ice dealers
store their supplies in Michigan
and have it brought in by
trains, and if the train is delayed or
thrown from the track Toledo must
take her cruel warm.
Many people have moved away from
Bowling Green in the last six months.
Many more-those not tied down by
property-may in the next six, if moth
ing is done to put new life into business.
Hard words, but their truth will be
their excuse.-Sentinel.
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