Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-22

The usual number of people from
the burg attended the show ut Toledo
Saturday.
The Perrysburg school board at a
recent meeting ordered new seats for
one of the lower primary rooms.
An East Toledo barber carved u
young man with Il razor, because it is
alleged, he had made an insulting re-
mark to his daughter.
Its only 81, 900 that Jennie Shannon
of Lima wants for waiting 2S years for
John Bashorc, and the courts will de-
eide whether its worth the amount.
-Wollord Post contemplates giving
an excursion in the near future on the
steamer Wellington II. Burt, particu-
lars of which will be made known soon.
Charles Lawrence will have several
very fine rigs in his new livery and
will send them out in fine style just as
soon as he can get located in his new
livery barn.
"A very pleasant social gathering
was held at the residence CT Edgar
Sawyer, on Thursday night last. There
was large number present and the
occasion was IL merry one to all.
"A farmers wife living near TifIin,
who was subject to heart disease, was
found dead in field. She had gone
out after the COWS and not returning
on time, search was made with the
above result
During the remainder of the
month of August, Frank ThompsOn's
cider mill will be operated every Wed.
nesday and Saturday. Beginning with
Sept. l. the mill will be in operation
every day.
Henry Schrumm is feeling pretty
good over Il fine yield of grain. He
threshed the wheat off of a. three acre
| field and the yield was 14G bushels and
90 pounds, which is certainly good
enough for most any one.
Word has been received here an
nouncing the death by cholera infan
tum of the little daughter of Mrs. Mary
Dodge Miller, of LIE Jara, Colorado
The parents have the sympathy o
numerous friends in this locality.
Some people are constantly troub
led with boils-no sooner does one hea
than another makes its appearance. 4
thorough course of Ayers Sarsaparlilla
the best of biood-purifiers, effectuall,
puts an end to this annoyance. W.
recommend IL trial.
Harley West, formerly of Pcrrys
burg, but now residing in Toledo, wa
in town on Monday last. He will go t.
work for the Sheridan Wheel Co., a
soon as they get to making wheels. HI
was in the employ of the Gendron TO
about six years III the painting depar,
ment.
Apollo Rudulph of the Sentine
evidently has no music in his soul. III
objects the six soier boys singing si
different solos under his window u
one time and without time. Appoll
is so dead to the charms of music tha
he wouldn't appreciate IL serenade frOr
II Scotch, bag pipe with hand orga
accompaniment.
The ID Reg't has broke camp an
left Bowling Green and the youn
ladies of that village are now depend
ent upon their former ''every day men
for ice cream and other favors, and tt
boys who for IL week back have bee
way down in the soup are suddenl
finding themselves transferred frol
the soup to swim. 1t is said many
the society young men of the Gree
I contemplate wearing uniforms for the
every day costumes in the future, ey
5 IDENTIFY having received IL few pointe
from the ''sojer' boys.
Tho familiar face of j. p. Avert
' of Atlanta, Ga, formerly of this plat
4 was seen on the streets this week. M
A. is returning from IL trip to Macins
and Detroit, and before going back
the sunny South could not resist visi
ing his old home and declares th
" Perrysburg is certainly improving
every way, and were it not for the ia
that he is interested in business
Atlanta he would not be slow in aga
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