Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-07-18
INDIvIDUALIrHEs.

ANOANhDUAIsHThESs "a
Miss Eva Rheinirank is visiting
relatives in Detroit
ID. b. Smith OF Toledo, called on
friends here Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Adams Is visiting rgiai
tives in Birmingham, Mich.
Miss Gertie Hayes is spending the
week with cousins In Toledo.
Mrs. H. G. Lawrence spent Sunday
with relatives in Pemberville.
Miss Lillian Chilcote has gone to
Lakeside to spend a few weeks.
Charley Hayes is taking trip to
Buffalo on the steamer "Sage."
Miss Bertha Stowell Of Toledo, visited
the Misses Chappuies this week.
Mrs. j. o. Troup of Bowling Green,
visited relatives here Wednesday.
Mrs. N. Elliott and son Eddie OF
Maumee, are visiting in Fremont, Ohio.
Last Sunday the Misses Wight OF
Millbury, visited l. N. Saddler and
wife.
ID. VanHellen and wife, spent a few
days with friends in Mungen, this
week.
Everett Smith and family of Austin.
Tex, are the guests of Mrs. Addison
Smith.
Frank Ball and wife of Bowling
Green, spent Sunday with Mrs. Katie
Nellis.
Joseph Brandhuber, the genial hard
ware man OF wheels, is home for a few
days rest.
Mr. and Mrs. Pinck OF Buffalo, N. ",
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Blue of Per-
rysburg, o.
Mrs. Eliza Taylor and son Lewis, Of
Conway Springs, Kan, are visiting
Mrs. M. Webb.
John Shoemaker and wife are spend.
ing this week at Napoleon, Wauseon
and Archibald. -
Miss frankie Nellis visited her
cousin Miss Muttie Nellis mt East
Toledo last Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. S. w. Bailey and Mrs. John
Bailey of Bowling Green, visited MIA.
l. N. Saddler Wednesday.
| Ahi o. uuIehOler vi weston, ana Miss
Mary lndlekofer of Fremont, visited
H. Stately and wife Saturday.
Chas. Ross the gentlemanly pro-
prletor OF the New Ross house of Bowl
ing Green, accompanied by his wife.
was in Perrysburg on Wednesday last.
DIR. Greenfield of Haskins. has
gone to Battle Creek, Mich, with his
wife who is at the Sanitarium for med
ical treatment.
DIR. Noble of Stony Ridge was In
town last Tuesday taking a little rest
from business cares.
AS there is 10 royal road to learn
ing, so there is no magical euro for
disease. The effect, however, OF TAX
ing Ayers Sarsaparilla for blood dis
orders comes as near magic as can be
expected by any mere human agency.
This is due to its purity and strength.
BY the death of Carey l.. Haskins
of Pemberville, Wood county loses an
estimable citizen, who for several
years past has been one OF Pember-
ville's most influential citizens. His
funeral was held on Friday last at the
Presbyterian church under the aus,
pices of the Masonic order OF that
place.
Two young fellows were arrested
here on the charge of assault and bat
terry and were bound over to court by
the Mayor in the sum of $500, but being
unable to procure the amount, were
placed in Jail at b. G. In comparison
with other sentences for similar
breaches of the law, many are inclined
to think these offenders get it rather
strong.
Tho escape from Jail OF the Sey-
mour boys will not be any great loss
to the county, but will serve as lesson
to the Sheriff, and may be Of practical
benefit to both he and the county
While we might be mean enough TO-
say such thing would not have hap
pened If the Sheriff had been Repub-
iican, we refrain from doing so, simply
because it would not be true. Although
the Sheriff Is IL Democrat, we have no
doubt he is as careful as the average
Sheriff would be.
MARRIED.
A quiet wedding was celebrat ed on
Tuesday, July 18th, when Miss Ellen
A. Tracy and Mr.. John Hood joined
their fortunes for life at their home in
this place. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. S. Fitterer. Our
best wishes go with them.
Uncle Sans Reception.
The Ladies Centennial Society will