Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-06-10
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. J.. Chappuies is visiting rela-
tives in Maumee.
John Shoemaker and wife visited in
Napoleon over Sunday.
Miss Ina Oblinger OF Toledo visited
in Perrysburg on Sunday.
Mrs. Addison Smith is visiting
friends In New York State.
Mrs. Tyler and daughter of Wal
bridge visited in town Tuesday.
r. Danz and little daughter visited
friends In Kenton over Sunday.
w. r. Rheinfrank is home from Ann
Arbor to spend the Summer vacation.
Mrs. II. Cook and Mrs. Geo. Thomas
visited in Bowling Green on Monday.
Miss Ella Pargellis of Hull Prairie,
was the guest of Miss Essie Wilson
this week.
Miss Mary Weddell and her two
little nieces are visiting in Scotch
Ridge this week.
Miss Hattie Megginson of Toledo,
visited her grand parents, Rev. War
ner and wife, on Sunday.
Mrs. Grant Baird and sister, Miss
Bertha Terry, of Bowling Green, vis-
tied friends here Thursday.
John d. Muir and wife OF Scotch
Ridge, visited the family of Samuel
Jolly in Perrysburg this week.
Mert Yeager visited in this place this
week. He has just returned from the
West where he visited his sister.
Delos Pratt and wife of Oakland, Cal
ifornia, and Mrs Hinsdale, of Toledo,
visited Mrs. l.. G. Lee "a few days since.
G. A. Hoffman, and wife went to
BlLffton this week to witness the prize
drill of the Uniform rank Knights OF
Pythias.
Frank Carter and Robert Pargellis
OF Hull Prairie were in town last Mon.
day on their way from the World s
Fair. They visited +. Jezzard's family
here.
Henry Cornwell and wife, OF Middle.
town, Conn, visited DR.. Hamilton and
family last week, and were accompa-
MED by Mrs. Hamilton to the World {
Fair on Monday.
ID. VanHellen is again on the road
for Buffalo soap company.
Top buggy for sale cheap. Mrs
G. Beach. 12tf
Charles Peck entertained a large
party of young friends at his home las,
Saturday night. The young folks
claim to have had delightful even
ing's enjoyment.
Frank Sattler while running his
saw mill near Roachton, had the mis-
fortune to cut three fingers off his left
hand, last Monday. Drs. Rheinfrank ant
Covers dressed the injured hand ant
the patient is doing we'll
AS the Lima accommodation trail
left Perrysburg Wednesday night
Martin Kellar of Bowling Green, whit
was passenger, had his arm leanin.
on the open window. The train passed
Il refrigerator car that was on the side
track, the door OF which was half open
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to break the bone between The elbo,
and shoulder. The train was stoppet
and the injured man taken to tn
depot. DR.. Bowers was called and hat
him conveyed to DR.. Rhelnfrank's hos
pital where he set the arm and the pa
tient was kindly cared for.
The JOURNAL returns thanks 1,
Prof. D. A. Haylor and Charles Brew
or for invitations to attend the Com
mencement exercises of the Bowling
Green High School. The Professor
has every reason to feel proud OF hi
pupils, and Charlie Brewer has reason
to feel proud of the fact that he ha
earned and receives the first honors o
the class. Frank Merry wins the sec
ond honors, and the JOURNAL is mucl
pleased to note that two of the fines
young men in the county have so ap
piled themselves to their studies tina
they have thus heen recognized n
worthy of these honors, and it is ou
hope that they will so apply them
selves to the work and studies in tn
school OF life that they may continu
to win honors in the future.
ItShOuld He in Every House.
]. b. Wilson, 81 Clay ST.. Sharps
burg. Pa, says he will not be withou
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that it cur
ed his wife who was threatened wit
Pneumonia after an attack Of 81
Grippe, when varions other remedies an
several physicians had done her n
COED. Robert Barber of Cooksport, Pa
claims DR.. King's New Discovery hs
done him more good than anything h