Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-02-14

III lOiSuo l. ucoutty.
VIM. Davidson of Scotch Ridge lost
valuable horse last week.
Wesley Bean, of Stony Ridge has
been justly awarded pension.
Miss Marion Curtis is spending the
week with relatives in Haskins.
Miss Meta Adams, of Pemberville.
is the guest of Miss Halle Hollenbeck,
Miss Edith Hollenbeck has
returned from pleasant visit with
friends in Toledo.
Mrs. r. r. Kinkade and little Mol
lie spent last Friday with her mother,
Mrs. E. M. George.
Mrs. w. Wood, of Bowling Green,
was the guest of Mrs. George Scott, on
Friday of last week.
Mrs. Lille Cole and Mrs. f. J.
Oblinger attended the entertainment
given by the Press Club Tuesday even
ing in Toledo.
The Ladies of the Walnut st.
Presbyterian church will give a social
at Mrs. N. L. Hanson's Friday eve.
Feb. Goth. All are cordially invited.
The "gang" loaded up in Ed.
Trombla's covered bus and went out TO
visit Frank and Emma Rider, at Lime
City, last Thursday and had a jolly
time, as usual. Riders home Is head
quarters for merry party.
New MUsrc-It pleases US to call
the attention of our musical friends to
Reverie for Piano entitled Lost in
Sorrow" by Ecker, and assert that it
compares with the very best of the
better class of music published of recent
date. Price only 40c in postage stamps.
Ign. Fischer, Publisher, Toledo, Ohio.
For sale at JOURNAL office.
ID. M. Morse offers for rent his
brick residence on Front street. 1t
contains Z rooms and splendid base
ment. The house is in fine order and
is pleasant home. He will move to
Lima in short time and desires to
secure a good tenant. He also offers
for sale his horse and buggy. See
notice in another column.
The entertainment given by the
w. r. G. at the town hall on Tuesday
evening last, was attended by large
audience, and was a very ENJOYABLE
occasion. The ladies provided splen-
did supper, the Toledo Rifles gave an
exhibition drill, and ''we all danced
till morning" 1t was the first social
held in the town hall by the Corps and
as it was such complete success, it is
hoped another will be given soon.
On Thursday. Feb. 30, VIM. Kaz-
mier will sell at public auction, at his
residence, three miles from Perrys-
burg, on Plank road, the following
property: Two 4-year old horses,
one 7-year old mare with foal, . cows.
a and years Old, 8 head hogs, new
2-horse Eimore wagon, wide tire, one
three-spring wagon. | set new double
nickel plated harness, / Scotch Clip
per plow, 500 bundles corn-stocks, %
new bags, also variety of household
goods.
BY private correspondence the
JOURNAL learns that W. NJ. Wiki
son, the manager of the popular emo
tional actress Maude Granger, now en-
route through the southern cities, and
his company will appear in Philadel-
phia the week of Feb. 20, and will then
come west and be in Ohio in March.
Miss Granger we believe, has date
for Toledo. WilllisOn says he visited
Fort Sumter on Thursday last and Sc
cured Il piece of IL parrot shell which
had been fired into the fort. BY this
same letter we learn that Will B.
Slawson, VINO will be well remembered
is now resident OF Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
From a private letter received
from DR.. J. Z. Brainard, who has been
under the care of physicians at his
home in Geneva, Ohio, the JOURNAL
learns that he had expected to arrive
here last week Friday but received q
kick on the leg, by a horse, which
severely injured the bone of the leg
and the physicians who attended him
say he will do well if he gets out in six
weeks He had the misfortune to fall
and again iniure the limb and taking
it all around the doctor is having q
tough time of it. He says he will be
glad to get back TO the land of gas
The JOURNAL and many friends will
be glad to see the genial doctor and
his estimable wife again in Perrysburg,
and to know that he has entirely recov.
cred from his recent illness.