Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column 10 cents per line.

last.
Misses May Chappuies and May
Wallace visited friends in Toledo over
Sunday.
John Fitterer closed his term of
school in sub. Dist. No. 1, Lake twp.
on Friday last.
Miss Carrie Raab of East Toledo
spent a few days with Mrs. John
Shoemaker this week.
In another column will be found the
Mayors Proclamations of election, also
ordering the closing of saloons on that
day.
Winnie See has returned from a
very pleasant visit with Gertrude
Grim and Stella Hanson of Bowling
Green.
Mrs. H.H. Dodge and Mr.. Stephen
Merry of Bowling Green attended the
funeral of Mrs. Mary Price on Satur-
day last.
Miss Grace Hollenbeck started for
Seattle, Washington, on Tuesday last,
where she will visit her brother Fred
and other relatives.
Miss Hattie Grove of Millbury has
been engaged as teacher in the Latcha
schools. Miss Hattie is good scholar,
an excellent young lady, and will make
a fine teacher.
d. VanHellen and wife and Miss
Mabel Mckinley and Mrs. d. M.
Morse went to Toledo Saturday and
witnessed the production of the
Limited Mail" at the Peoples.
George Hirth of Toledo, was in
town Monday evening to call on his
friend r. B. Oblinger. George will
take part in the Easter entertainment
at the Walnut street church Sunday
right.
Miss Myrta Wight, who has spent
the winter with her sister, Mrs. l. N.
Saddler, will go to her home at Mill
bury on Monday. Miss Myrta has been
attending school here, and has won
many friends who will miss her.
The Union Cornet band will give
a social ball on Thursday, Apr. ID.
We hope the lads and lasses will turn
out and help the boys along. They
deserve well of our community for
their pluck and public spirit.
Miss Inez Chapman, another young
lady from Millbury, who has been
attending school here, will go home
Saturday. preparatory to beginning
her school work near LeMoyne. She
will be missed by her many friends.
The Bowling Green Natural Ga'
Co. has struck good we'll on the
Campbell farm in Bloom township
which the people of the Green will
probably be glad of, as they do SAY
Bowling Green gas has been very thlr
: many times during the past winter.
The schools will close on Friday o
this week for weeks vacation
Examinations were held in all tn,
grades by Supt. Saddler, and he report
the work as being perfectly satisfactory
The classes in the High-School passet
, n very fine examination. Perrysbur,
has just cause to be proud of one of th,
, best High-Schools in Ohio. Th.
course is fur above that in use in mos
of our large cities, and our corps o
6 teachers know how to carry it out.
f Clifford Tingle, of Columbus Grove
son of w. c. Tingle, the singing edito
of the Columbus Grove Vidette, whom
g Wood county and Perrysburg peopl
:, know so we'll, made the JOURNAL
u pleasant call this week. He wanted
e few days rest and dropped off at Per
o rysburg and became enamored wit
s Perrysburg's beauty and now wants t
= make his home here, but he is dea
7 stuck on his father and as the old ma
: can even be run out of the Grove b
a the white caps the prospect is the bo
a will continue to reside there also.
The Peoples Theatre of Toledo ha
o become very popular resort for Woo
county people when in the city. On
never enters that popular theatr
without observing many people frOr
=, Perrysburg and her neighboring town
N taking in the excellent shows tha
have been running there recently
And why not mix little pleasure wit
business 1t is an easy matter
arrive in the city in the forenoon
transact your business and then sli
:, down to the Peoples and shake off
. little of the dullness and many of TIL
cares of every day life by witnessing
good show. 1t can do no harm an
Y can do much good. Try it and see.