Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-05-14
PERSONALITIES.

Chris. Finkbeiner was in town on
Tuesday.
Fred Mcknight spent Sunday at his
home here.
Art Mum Of Weston, is the guest of
friends here.
S. E. Wagner Of Stony Ridge, was
In town Monday.
Mrs. Capt. Root has gone to Buffalo,
with the Captain.
Miss Shipman Of Weston, is visiting
Perrysburg friends.
James Timmons of B. G., is visiting
In the burg this week.
Miss May Wallace is visiting Mrs.
Bert Whitmore at Lima.
Mrs. Trudeaux has returned home
from visit with friends
Earl w. Merry of Bowling Green,
was in town on Monday last.
Miss Hattie Wilson is visiting friends
near Bowling Green this week.
Messrs. Schooley and Holland of
Weston, speht Sunday in town.
p. G. Ray is now on the road for the
Lorenz Co. perfumers, of Toledo.
Miss Ella Webb has gone to New
Salem, N. Y. to visit with relatives.
Miss Eva Walter of this place visited
friends in Waterville on Sunday last.
Miss Emma Publ of Swanton. visited
Miss Lottie Clegg the first of the week.
Mrs. B. Indlhkofer and baby of Wes-
ton, spent Sunday with H. Snttley and
family.
l.. N. Bryant and wife of Genoa,
visited 1. N. Saddler and wife over
Sunday.
Miss Maggie Crops of Lime City
visited her sister, Libbie, here oyer
Sunday.
Miss Ada Mae Lawrence has returned
to Chicago to continue her Kinder
garten work.
Mrs. James Webb of Lima, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Thompson
last Saturday.
Henry Alexander, living near Penn
bervllle, was the guest OF his sister,
| AAio' Oih'oi IhoihPsoh, ohiS Wcek.
DIR. Murphy wife and daughters
Julia and May of Lima, were the
guests of j. H. Kersker and wife 556
Orchard street Toledo, on Sunday last.
BY order of the Council the resi-
dence apartments of our village Jail have
had thorough overhauling, repainting
and papering, which gives tho new
Marshal's home very neat and tasty
appearance. The work was done by
d. VanHellen.
"A little 16-months old son of Frank
Hubbell, of Johannesburg, this county,
died on Saturday last, AND was brought
to Perrysburg by train and was then
taken to Moncova for burial. Mr..
Hubbell is brother of Mrs. A.. C..
Fuller of this place.
j. B. Webb of Toledo, was in town
Thursday and informs us of the death,
on Wednesday. of hislittle grandson, IA
months old child of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
II. Kcrsker, whose death resulted from
bronchitis. Funeral Friday at 2 p. m.
and interment at p. IN. in Perrysburg
cemetery.
How the grass does grow! To-day
a man breaks his back showing lawn
mower over the green sward in
his yard; tomorrow it rains and the
next day the grass is just as high as it
WAS before the old man broke his back
cutting it. The back is not yet braced
up, but it is again time to begin cut
ting the grass.
The Political Equality Club hold
their noxt meeting at the residence Of
Mrs. d. X. Hollenbeck on Saturday
May 18th Mt 2 p. IN. q general attend
ance is desired as there will be an
election OF officers for comming year.
At the last meeting Mrs. Jennette
Charles, Mrs. Frank B. Hollenbeck and
Miss Nellie Adams were appointed as
delegates to the w. S. State Conven-
tion at Salem, Ohio, May ODD and 23d.
After the close of work on Tuesday
evening last, the X. p. boys enjoyed q
social session. Cigars, pipes and an
"impromptu" lunch wore provided
and the occasion was Il very pleasant
one. It was draw between those two
valient knights, Bowers and Saddler,
as to who could dispose of the greatest
number of sandwiches. Saddler's SIZE
would indicate that his capacity was
the greater of the two but Bowers is
very elastic and his size is no indication
Of his capacity. George Hoffman,
proved himself n splendid soloist, while
knights G. A. Hoffman,, Cornelius and
Pitson, make great chorus. AS chief
story-teller knight Hollenbeck is u
dandy. a. w. Degner brought in a
box of his elegant Cally Lily cigars.