Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-06-20
MUNICIPALITIES.

Art Hitchcock OF Toledo was in town
Monday.
K. V. Haymaker of Defiance, was in
town last week.
Miss Laura Hopkins is the guest of
Miss Winnie See.
f. G.. Beach OF Chicago is visitin g
his parents this week.
Mrs. Jefferson ofToledo is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. B. Trombla.
DR.. Downs and wife OF Waterville,
visited DR.. Bowers and wife last week. |
Miss Lottie Scott of Toledo, was the
guest of Perrysburg friends the first OF
the week.
Archie Ross has returned home from
Ann Arbor where he has been attend
ing college.
A. Adams formerly of Perrysburg
but now of East Toledo, visited friends
here Sunday.
Geo. w. Wagner of Stony Ridge,
was in town Monday, and gave us a
pleasant call.
Frank Frey, wife and daughter OF
Toledo, spent Sunday with N. We'd
ertz and family
Mesdames Scoles and Terry of Bow
ling Green visited the family of Geo.
Wallace this week.
Mrs. +. w. Merry of Bowling
Green spent Wednesday with her sister,
Mrs. l. Z. Thompson.
VIM. Kerstetter and wife OF Grand
Rapids, visited the family of j. Chap
puies the first of the week.
Miss Emma Houston who has been
visiting relatives at Vanlue, Ohio, re-
turned on Wednesday last.
Chas. Moore of Elmore, Ohio, made
a brief visit in Perrysburg, stopping
with his aunt, Mrs. Henry Ewing.
Miss Anna Beach has returned from
Chattanooga, where she has been en-
gagged in teaching the past five months.
Mrs. Ruhl of Bucyrus, Ohio, has been
the guest of Frank Ryder and wife near
Lime City, and also visited friends liz
| Perrysburg.
r. S. Paine of Grand Rapids. Mich,
: and Oscar Lyon, of Waterville, gave
the JOURNAL Il pleasant call this week.
Mr.. Paine is the guest of his nephew,
Mr.. Lyon, of Waterville.
ALI. Wilson OF Haskins has pul-
9 chased the residence of Simon Harts-
ing on Second street, and will move
, here soon.
We have received many compli.
ments on the job work that has been
turned out at this Office for the public
+ schools this week.
Remember that it only costs about
$500 month to have Henry Chubb
fill your ice box every other morning
: with pure ice. You don't have to
handle the CONCEALED coldness, but you
pay the money and Mr.. Chubb does
the rest.
-, Don't fail to attend the Masonic
! entertainment at the town hall next
week Friday night. 1t is for the benefit
of the widows and orphans, and all
v entertainments which are given for
the benefit of the poor are indeed
e worthy of patronage. 1t only costs 20
: cents for the entertainment and supper.
@ 1T being understood that Miss
g Tupper would not accept the position
4 of Assistant Sup't in High School,
y at the old salary the Board of Educat-
: ion at their meeting Thursday night
granted her an increase of salary which
e she Las accepted and she will remain
II here next year, much to the pleasure
of pupils and patrons of The school.
"A. d. Sweet and wife of this place,
u celebrated their 50th anniversary on
Wednesday, and had large gathering
of their children, grand children and
e great grand children, also relatives
), from Toledo, Bairdstown and Ham
q mansburg. Asher Cook and wife and
e Chas. Abbott, wife and children ol
h Bowling Green were present. Mr..
:. Sweet is SO years old and his wife is 20
~ ana they enjoyed the occasion as wei
l. as the Younger members of the family
i While people in neighboring
. towns we're swelling with the heat thi.
!" week, the people of Perrysburg were
= peacefully enjoying the balmy breeze
of the beautiful Maumee river an(
's feeling thankful that they were per
mitted to live in town thus blessed
with refreshing zephyrs instead o
y suffering with sunstrokes and bein.
"a blistered with the scorhing rays of Olt
Sol. Indeed there is no place quite St
lovely as Perrysburg.
ri Fort Meigs lodge of Odd Fellow
Of have recently placed in their hall al
al enlarge copy of IL photo of their deceas
A. ed brother Samuel Gorrill, who's
lie untimely death occurred last winter
lie 1t is an excellent piece of work, AM
ss reflects credit on the artist and tn
GO lodge. They have recently purchases
s. from E. L. Kingsbury complete ne'
II set of gold band china dishes with tn