Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column 10 cents per line.

visited her cousin, Miss MYrta Wilson
this week.
Mrs. A. Schaumlocf1lel has gone
to Cleveland to visit her daughter,
Mrs. j, r. Ganson.
John Barton and wife commenced
housekeeping this week in Fourth
streeS residence in Perrysburg.
Yes it is wedding they were
talking about it, but wouldn't tell the
exact date. Who knows all about 1t?
"A party Of little folks met at the
residence of James Dunipace to cele-
brate Miss Hattie's eighth birthday,
and had happy time.
During the illness OF the Profes-
sor of Languages at the Normal School
at Ada, w. Fl. Powers a Perrysburg
boy, is invited to supply his place.
He has five classes in Greek.
The Presque Isle company think
the coming season will be the best
that popular resort has ever had. Ar
rangements for excursions from almost
every point in the State will be made.
The serenading club OF Toledo.
called on Miss Carrie Rhoda last Mon
day evening and furnished some excel
lent music. Refreshments were served
at eight o'clock, and the guests
departed after having spent a very
pleasant evening.
-MARRIED.-At the Evangelical
parsonage, by Rev. j. S. Fitterer, on
March 18th, 1891, Mr.. Fred Shelter,
of Bradner, o., and Miss Florence
Carpenter, of Perrysburg Township.
Our best wishes go with them on the
journey OF life together.
WIN. Schlect is agent for the cele-
bratcd Champion machines and will
J be pleased to have his friends call and
leave an order for anything in the
machine line. He also has a fine line
of buggies, wagons, carts, and all kinds
of agricultural impliments on hand.
In Justice Curtis court on Tuesday
, in the case of the State of Ohio against
Caleb Lusher, son of Wesley Lusher
for assaulting Corwin Lancy, the
defendant plead guilty and was fined
five dollars and the costs. Total ter
dollars and sixty cents.
WILLIAM LANEY.
DIR. Rhonehouse of Maumee, is fire.
quently seen on this side of the river
The doctor has Il large and lucrative
practice on both sides of the Maumee. II,
r came to Maumee Il few years since anC
$ has been very successful. He is
worthy citizen of our sister villag.
y. and has the respect of all who know
. him.
"A. w. Lee, sent Bernie Trudeau,
a box of naval oranges from his Califor
mia orange grove, which he desired tt
have distributed among friends anC
# acquaintanccs. The oranges wer
). beauties and those that landed in the
JOURNAL family didn't last long. The
were fine in appearance, and of n deli
cious flavor.
: AT Norwalll, Mrs. Daniel Odel
l. died Sunday and her remains were
=, be buried Monday. Her husband wa
very i'll and asked to have the funera
postponed one day saying he woul
,s probably be ready to be buried in tn
IF same grave. His prediction cam
true as he died the next day and hi
remains were Inferred in the sam
Or grave.
:, The principals and seconds in tn
ot prize fight in which Arthur Majest
"a of Toledo, was killed, were not tn
so only ones indicted by the grand jur.
rs The Mayor Tor issuing the license; tn
7. marshal and deputy as abettors; til
7 umpire; the owner of the buildin
r where the fight occurred; and I'll
re man who aided in arrangements, wei
ID all indicted, and it is expected the
trials will occur at the present ter
rs OF court.
1t is reported that oil matters wi
be vigorously pushed during the cor
= ing season in the Bowling Green fiel
cd Two very important test wells al
ON being drilled in Plain township. I'll
rise in the Trenton as indicated |
: recently drilled wells, shows that
field lies farther north of presel
developments, and it looks as thoue
the oil belt would take Northwestern
course running in south of Tontogan
$ No. 2 we'll on the Goodenough far
is being drilled and the derrick t,
No. is being erected. Prospects Il
" boom in this field are said to be goo