Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-10


Please leave at JOURNAL office.
Miss Daisy Thompson entertained a
few of her friends very pleasantly
Tuesday evening last.
HELEN, tie ive-year-old daughter
of DR.. l. S. Bowers, was bitten in the
face by dog on Tuesday last.
Those beautiful Omega photos only
$500 per dozen, and one Sx10 frame
and picture given with each doz. Publ,
Maumee.
The Ottawa Gazette was ten years
old last Friday, and prides itself on be-
ing hale ana hearty, and not mug
wump, either.
Work on the Library building has
been resumed once more. Inability to
obtain stone was the cause of suspen-
sion of operations.
Miss Hattie Hulburd has for sale
a unique Bible book-mark. patented,
which must be seen to be appreciated.
They are sold at u low price.
The next social of the Ladies' Cen
tennial Society, will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Lee, Friday evening,
Oct. 10Th. All are cordially invited
to attend.
--Chas. Gambetta, who has of late
made his home with Mrs. EN-. M.George,
has secured position with the whole
sale millinery firm of Clement, Allen &
Co., Toledo.
By request to change the address
OF his paper to that place, we learn that
Joe T.. Baird has begun his years work
in the law department at Ann ArbOr.
Sentinel.
We learn by private correspondence
that DR.. H. E. Noble will complete his
course of study in the New York Post
Graduate Medical School about the
Goth inst, when he will return and re-
sumo his practice at Stony Ridge.
Jim Perkins, colored lad, in the
employ of Halt Thornton, while loading
stone at the new quarry at Lime City,
had the index finger of his right hand
badly smashed. DR.. Hamilton ampu-
tated the member at the first joint.
Il. N. Reed. the well-known drug
gist, corner Summit and Madison
streets. Toledo, passed from this life to
the world to come, and was laid to rest
on Monday last, the services being
conducted by the Knights Templars.
The venerable Abram Peck, who
was deprived of the kindly care and
watchfulness of a devoted and patient
wife by reason of her sickness. and for
which reason was two weeks since taken
to the lntirr' y, is reported very feeble
by Superintendent Farmer, who says
his death may be expected soon.
The consignment of 800 feet of fire
hose purchased by the council some
time ago, arrived this week and was
placed in the engine room to await
acceptance by the council. This will
give our fire laddies 1000 feet of good
serviceable hose for use at the next
fire. 1t is claimed our engine is pow
erful enough to force water through
1000 feet of hose and do good service.
Mr.. Carlisle, an old colored man,
who has lived in this place many years,
has once more been made free. He
had been in i'll health for some time
and being a very old man there was nc
help for him. He has gone, we hope
and believe, to Il world that is free
from slavery of any description and
where color or rank is not known. He
was a good man and we hope he is al
rest.
Miss Maud Cook, daughter of Mr.
Hamp Cook, celebrated her tenth ami.
versary Il few days since. A party Of
friends and schoolmates to the numbe,
of 80 We're present, and an afternoon
full of pleasure was spent by the little
ones. Refreshments were served, Of
course. Miss Maud was the recipien,
of many beautiful presents, among
them being gold ring from 10 of hel
companions.
The steamboats,, C. B. Wallace and
Wellington r. Burt, have made thei,
last trips for the season and gone into
winter quarters, the former at Toledo
and the latter at Perrysburg. Capt
Lange and Capt. Pierce each pronounce
the season a profitable and satisfactory
one, and announce their purpose to be
on the Perrysburg-Toledo route next
year, with many alterations and inn
provements in their respective crafts.
For the week commencing Mon
day. October 18th, Chas. Mccarthy
zone of the Bravest" company viii
hold the boards ut the Peoples Theater
Toledo. This company is an oid-time
favorite, and this year is greater
grander and more expensive than ever
,nd ,v;l1 1,.am full bo,,oac Goo Al.