Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-01-10

Miss Lou BoiT returned to New
Bavaria on Monday last.
Miss Jennie Brcwnlee is visiting
Miss Pheme Robertson.
Miss Nettle Kreps is visiting the
family of F. e. Hollenbeck.
Miss Bertha Stohl of Toledo, is the
guest of Miss Clara Chappuies.
Miss Carrie Rhoda entertained
friends from Holland last week.
Miss Francis Powell visited Per-
rysburg friends the first of the week.
Miss Adams of Oberlin, was the
guest of Miss Ada Lawrance Sunday.
Miss Bernice Kingfeld of Toledo,
visited her cousin Miss Flora Witzler
recently.
Ayers Hair Vigor, for dressing
the hair and promoting Its growth.
Get Ayers Almanac.
Misses McGrath and Kerby, of
East Toledo, visited Mrs. Mary
McGrath, of this place few days since.
Auditor John Wilson is now the
proud and happy dad of bright baby
girl. John seems to be a success all
around.
-Supt. 1 N. Saddler attended the
Teachers Institute at Carey, Ohio,
last week ana made the response to the
welcome address.
Rev. j. w. Braumwell, of Battle
Creek, Mich, will preach at the Court
House next Sunday morning and even
ing. The public generally are invited.
Everett Wade, formerly of Die
Post. but now Il comp. on the B. G.
Democrat. called on Perrysburg friends
on Saturday last. Everett made many
friends during his brief residence in
this place.
Nathan Strickland who has been
located at Seattle, Washington, is now
visiting friends in Perrysburg. He
claims the West is noble country and
says he will return to Seattle in few
weeks.
We accidently omitted the name
of the Usher in our notice of the newly
elected officers of Tippecanoe Council
n. U. last week. John Marshal, who
has held the Office for the past two
years was reelected and is very COM
petent officer.
-Perrysburg was ''chuck full" of
sociability last Monday evening. The
Masonic installation and banquet, and
the social dance given by II number of
! the brethren. and the installation and
banquet of Wolford Post G. A. r.,
afforded amusement for Il large number
of guests.
We arc very thankful to friends
who send us personal or news items,
but would suggest that all such items
| be sent in not later than Thursday
afternoon. Articles of any great
length, intended for publication, must
reach us not later than Wednesday
evening.
About two months ago party
living near Portage used IL tin can fol
a saving bank, the can being buried in
the garden. Two fellows Caught on
ard during the absence of the banker
dug up the can and appropriated the
funds. They were afterwards caught
and proved to be Hiram Hosford and
Enos Bell. Hosford plead guilty about
month ago and has been enjoying
himself in the o. p. for the past two
weeks. Bell plead guilty and Judge
Johnston has sentenced him to one yeal
in the State institution for criminals
The steamer j. V. Lutts which
was on the route between Perrysbure
and Toledo last season, is receiving ;
complete overhauling, and will presen
an entirely different appearance wher
She comes out next season. In spit,
of great opposition, and having SLOW
boat and many disadvantages to labor
under, Capt. Lange succeeded in max
ing some money last season and viii
greatly improve his steamer. She il
being heightened 30 feet and provided
with more cabin room. She will have
new boiler and engines and twin screw
wheels and is expected to be able Il
make the run in forty-fige minutes
She will probably be the only boat tina
will be run so as to accommodate Per
rysburg people, and it is believed tn,
people will give Captain Lange thei
cordial support.