Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-08
Additional Individuplittes.

Additional Indivitiualities.
w. II. Rheinfrank returned from n
pleasant visit to Monroe.
Miss Lou Colver of Chicago, is visit
Ing her grandparents here.
Miss Mabel Worth is the guest of
Miss Essie Wilson this week.
Miss Anna Hinltel of Germantown,
is the guest OF Mrs. e. e. Oblinger.
Jonas Furry and Miss Adel Miller,
of Stony Ridge, spent Sunday in town.
Miss Rose Holliger left on Thursday
for Detroit, Mich, where she will
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Emch returned home on
Saturday evening last from visit
with Mrs. w. V. Way of Mansfield,
Ohio.
DR.. Yonker of Bowling Green, ac-
companied by his cousin, Miss Lottie
Hunsieker, of Akron, Ohio, came over
on Wednesday, and called on Miss
Mary Tyler.
-WANTED.-Six copies of PERRYs-
BURG JOURNAL of Aug. /, 1891, at this
office.
Mrs. j. o. Troup's Sunday School
class from Bowling Green, visited Per-
rysburg last week.
"A young man living west of Custar,
swallowed dollar, a few days since.
This is new style of savings bank.
j. 3. Webb is now employed as
night engineer at No. Wabash ele-
vator. He is very competent man
for the position.
Tho M. f. Sunday School enjoyed
a picnic at Tippecauoe Park on
Wednesday last. There was large
attendance and all present enjoyed
themselves.
L. d. Long of B. g., was in town
Thursday last in the interest of the
various insurance companies which he
represents, the Ohio Farmers and the
Equitable Life Ins. Co. of New York
City.
The Toledo News feels badly
because ten society young ladies were
seen on broadway making their way
home as best they could, and claims
they were all drunk, having visited IL
vine room in that neighborhood.
Wendell Eek brings US copy of an
old paper, The New York Special"
dated Saturday, April ID, 1865, in
which Is given an account of the
assassination of President Lincoln and
much other interesting matter incl
dent to chose days.
There is considerable talk of build
ing new swift boat for the trade
between Putin Bay and Toledo. There
seems to be something about the man
agemcnt Of the new steamer City of
Toledo that the Toledo people are not
exactly ''struck on"
The C. II. g. d. r. r. has been
doing an immense business
lately. Passenger, excursion and
freight trains almost without number
have been rolling through this place,
and it makes one wonder where the
dickens all the people and freight t come
from.
"A barn owned by John Miller near
Lehoyne, was struck by lightning
one day last week and entirely con-
sumed by fire, together with its con-
tents consisting of $40 bushels of oats
and 100 bushels of wheat of last years
crop, and large quantity of hay. A
wagon and seven horses were saved.
The barn was insured.
Nelson Seymour one of the two
brothers who recently escaped from
Wood county Jail, was captured in
Newyago county, Mich, few days
ago, End is now safely esconsed in
Wood county's jug, and the hired girl
now sleeps with both eyes open and u
kettle of hot water ready for him. 1t
is expected the other brother will be
captured soon.
IT Fl. Tinney is now employed Mt
the Uuion elevator at East Toledo,
where he will occupy the position OF
grain buyer, and will deal with the
farmers who bring their grain to this
elevator. Mr.. Tinney is one OF Wood
county's young farmers who is we'll
known us Il young man OF integrity and
will undoubtedly prove to be very
valuable man for the position.
Va. Il. Church Entertainments.
The following programme has been
arranged for the Epworth League
Musicale to be given ut Them. E. church,
at S o'clock p. m. on Tuesday Eve,
Aug. IL, 1891:
PROGRAMME.
Overturo-Julian Ripiy
Miss Cmnker Messrs Blue, Fuller, Rhein-
frank, Webb Bender, Cranker.
Quartet" Song"
Messrs. Potts, Sheeler, Fisher, Stark.
Piano Solo Miss Consaul.
Tenor Solo. Mr.. Frank Garnc,
Music--Nictoru Orchestra
Paper-Mrs T.. L. Barton.
Duet-"Galop Brilliant" q. Rolling
Misses C0usaul and Cranker.
Qulrtet-"Soft Ger the Fountain
Messrs. Potts, Sheeler, Fisher, Stark.
Plan D Solo 'Fantiisie Briliunte,"