Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-01-17

Miss Hattie Hunt spent the week
with relatives in Toledo.
Miss Pepoon of Painsville, O., is
the guest of Miss Anna Beach.
Miss Eliza Thompson is visiting
her sister Mrs. Conover, OF Toledo.
Miss Anna Fitzgerald, of Toledo,
spent Sunday with Mrs. E. Hufford.
Speakers, singers, and actors use
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; also Ayers
Almanac.
Frank Powell, one of Wood coun-
ty's sterling citizens, is in Columbus,
| this week.
-Chas. Kemp, of Farewell, Mich,
visited his brother Geo. Kemp, and
family this week.
Mrs. A. w. Lee is visiting friends
in Plymouth, O., where she will
remain several months.
Miss Margaret Frasier, who has
been visiting in Toledo, returned to
| Oi Jooul 3 Ou w ChuOoudy.
"A party of 26 young people enjoyed
themselves at the residence of Jacob
Hufford, on Wednesday evening last.
A good time was had.
Fred Hoffman,, who has been
living in East Liverpool, Medina
county for several months past, is
home again in Perrysrurg.
The well which j. II. Nelson is
drilling on the Haskins farm west of
Waterville, cased at 500 feet, and
the drill is still pounding away. The
we'll casing at 500 feet is said to be a
good indication.
S. E. Waggoner of Stony Ridge,
was in town on Wednesday last, and
brought load of oak lumber for
re-planking the Maumee river bridge.
S. e. is one of the solid Young men of
the Ridge, a good business man and a
hustler all around.
"A man aged about 60 years, who
has been employed by the Wabash
elevator company in Toledo for the
past 20 years fell in one of the deep
grain bins on Saturday night last and
was instantly killed. He leaves
a wife and 10 children, the
youngest of whom is years of age.
, r. w. Gorrill, of Lawrence, Kansas,
made us pleasant call few days since.
Mr.. Gorrill was called to the county to
attend the deathbed of his brother
Samuel, whose shocking death cast
a gloom over the county. AT the time
of his death Samuel was aged 43 years.
10 months, and IA DAYS. r. w. Gorrill
will visit friends n Wood county before
| returning 10 his home in Kansas.
Those VINO have renewed their
allegiance to the PERRYSBURG Jour-
NAL during the past few days are S.
Hartsing, D. B. NJ. Saunders, Miss
Lima Emch, Isaac Whitson, Mrs. Ed.
Conrad, Sam Shook, DR.. Buckland,
Mrs. Fred Strobe, Ethan Sawyer,
Frank Powell, w. w. Brim, F. Eller-
man, d. A. Haylor, Geo. Robinson,
VIM. Armbruster, S. L. Wagner,
Rev. H. Warner, Mrs. +. c. Carr oil
We failed to mention last week,
the fact that our dear friend Editor
Gworge Marion, Of the Democrat, had
once more allowed the light of his
beuming countenance to illuminate the
north end of this county, and for few
brief moments had dwelt within the
friendly walls of our sanctum, and
sadly glanced through the back
window at the ice covered Maumee,
and wondered why those men were
saving the river up into plugs. George
never saw them cutting ice before.
AT their meeting on Monday last
the County Commissions granted the
petition dividing Bloom township
into four voting precincts, and COM
mittee of three disinterested non
residents, Messrs. Joseph B. Newton,
c. w. Evers, aud Robert Dunn, we're
appointed to make the division. There
was of course some objections to the
granting of the petition, and If n
remoustrance signed by IL citizens is
handed in it will then be necessary to
order special election to decide the
matter. and if such election is held