Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.


Miss Anna Emch went to Mansfield,
Ohio, on Wednesday of this week, to
visit Mrs. w. v. Way.
1t is stated that butter is very
scarce, and farmers are getting good
price for this product of the dairy.
The Spring races under the
auspices Of the Bowling Green Trotting
Association will be held June 10, IL and
IL.
&C. G.. Greiner, Supt. of the Dun
bridge schools, was in Perrysburg Sun
day and spent the day with the family
of Jacob See.
Miss Ada Lawrence has returned
from Oberlin College and is at her
home here, quite i'll. She will not
return to school this term.
Mrs. Mary Starkweather of Water
Vile, and Miss Jennie Wood of Polo,
ILL.,, daughters of the late Hon. FL. l..
Wood. formerly of shis county, were
guests of Mrs. AddisDu Smith last week.
The ladies of the Walnut st. Pres.
Church will hold their next social at
the residence Of Mr.. d. Lampman on
Friday evening, March 29th. All will be
welcome.
Capt. Lang of the steamer Luttz,
was in town Monday looking after the
interest of his steamer. He now has u
fine steamer and plenty OF power to
give her good speed.
The revival meetings at the Evan
gelical church continue with unabated
interest, with large attendance.
Several conversions have been made
and the meetings promise good results.
We return thanks to H. A..
Schroeder, Geo. Hoffman,, ]. Arm
bruster, Orrin Goodell, Father Chas.
Griss, ]. Schrumm, jr., M. A. Trow-
bridge, David Hatcher and J. Kellar
for subscription thus week.
There are 600 street cur horses for
sale in Toledo and it is stated there
will be 100000 more of them for sale
in the United States during the next
six months, on account OF electricity
taking the place of horses, on street
car lines.
DR.. Hamilton has purchased the
property for many years owned by John
Holliger and used as tailor shop.
While we regret to lose Mr.. Holliger
us next door neighbor, We are also
pleased to welcome the Doctor in his
place.
The saloon keepers association of
Toledo has secured $500 signers to a
petition asking for an amendment to
the Owen law, so that Toledo saloons
may be kept open Sunday afternoons.
The petition was sent down to Columbus
Saturday, and will soon be introduced
in the Legislature.
1t is now n settled fact that Joseph
Wolf will put large and complete
line of dry goods, clothing and groceries
in the Finkbeiner building, which he
has rented for term of three years,
and will be ready to see his old ard
many new customers in about two
weeks.
Ed. Muhl, of Hobart, drove to
Toledo with load of grain, and on his
way home one of his horses died. The
animal was worth $3.50, and is quite q
loss. Mr.. M. came to Perrysburg tC
buy another horse, and while here
dropped the dollar in the JOURNAL
slot for another year.
Capt. +. A. Wctmore was called tt
Buffalo last week to look after the
interests of the Steamer S. G. Reynolds
1t is probable the Wabash boats will
not commence the seasons business
until the first and possibly not unit
the fifteenth of April. By an item il
the Marine Record it is learned tha
an effort is being made to have thu
various steamer lines enter, into al
agreement not to start the season unit
May 10, us it is believed the busines
will be better by so doing.
Allie Manahan, who was suspecte,
of fbeing implicated in the Fines robbery
is becoming quite notorious. He wa
arrested in Toledo for stealing gol
/ watch from female friend, but wa
afterward released upon returning
the watch and the girl withdrawing
suit. He was shortly after ARRESTS
for some other deviltry and ordere
to leave the city, which he did and /
is said came to Perrysburg. 1t i
regretted that Perrysburg is to b
made a stopping place for all the tras
= that is run out of Toledo.