Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-08-26
PERSONAL.

business this week.
Chns. Hoffmauu Is visiting friends
in Pe.nbervitle aud Sandusky.
Mrs. Minnie (Yeager) Sanford visited
friends in Pelrysburg this week.
Frank Nefer and family visited
Bowling Green relatives Sunday
Mrs Rob't Schelinger OF Archibald,
is visiting her Perrysburg relatives.
w G Dill of Maroa ILL.,, is visiting
his nephew, l.. Williamson, at Dowllng.
Miss Ellax Stose of Marion, Ohio,
spent Sunday with Miss Anna Wallace.
Alex Fuller and family are visiting
in Orland, Ind, Mr.. Fuller's old home.
Mrs. M. A. Coe, who has been visit
ing Mrs. DR.. Winfield has returned to
Defiance.
Mrs. G. Cullen and daughter Josie,
OF Buffalo visited d. M. Morse and wife
this week.
Mrs. f. Sampson and daughter Helen
eft for Chicago Tuesday to attend the
Exposition.
Misses Cornelius and Malar have re-
turned from Buffalo, where they WIS.,
tied friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Wallace of Delaware,
o, were the guests of D. w. Wallace
over Sunday.
Mrs. N. p Clam has returned to
Galesburg, H., after visiting her
mother, Mrs. E. M. George.
Miss Minnie Pfster, Mrs. Grues-
haber and John Pfister attended the
funeral of Mrs. Schlesser at Olsalona
this week.
Miss Nan Quinn of Lancaster Indus
trial school aud Mrs. Webster OF Toll
edo visited friends in PerIysburg on
Thursday last
Mrs. Powell and Clifford Veitch OF
Belmore, and Mrs. T Veitch of Tole-
do, were guests of Henry Wilde and
family Tuesday.
Fred Matzinger is home from Mich
igan and will remain until Growers
Congress unties the Nations purse
strings so that business can be resumed.
Mrs. George Mcknight and daugh-
ter Tina, Mrs. Emma Norton, Mrs. B.
H. Getz and other Perrysburg friends
went to Toledo to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. c. K. Bennett.
Henry Ross, wife and boys of Cald-
well, Kansas, visited relatives in Per-
rysburg this week. Mr.. Ross is a very
successful merchant of Caldwell. Hav-
ing started in business when the town
was small he prospered as the town in
creased in size and wealth.
Misses Katie and Mamie Hoffman,
and Lena SChwind have returned from
a we weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Oakland, Md, and BerlSely
Springs. They enjoyed the pleasant
scenery of the Allegheny mountains
and other beauties OF the East.
John Smallshaw of Adrian, Mich,
called on his old friend and comrade,
James Hayes OF this place, last Friday.
They had not met since they were in
mates of the same ward in the camp
hospital away back in the sixties where
an acquaintance was formed amidst
scenes of death and suffering. Mr..
Smalshaw is now in the railroad mail
service, and is much pleased with the
beauties OF our village,
Finely printed wedding invitations
announce the coming marriage of Miss
, Lolita L. Clegg and Thomas J. Chilcote
on Wednesday, Sept. 6, at 7:3O p. m. at
the residence of r. S. Clegg, in Per-
rYsburg.
Mr.. H. !. M,yers, of Oakland, Md
says: Il haye sold thirteen bottles Of
Chambelain's Cough Remedy to-day and
am literally sold ost. This is tho larg-
! est sale on record of any one prepare.
, ton in :, day over our cOnntars 1t gives
the hest satisfaction of any cough medi
cine we handle and as a seller it leadt
all other preparations on tnls market.
For sale by A. r, Champney.
t The Lake Erie Transportation Co
; wabash Line) have added a new steam
: er to their fleet which has just beeI
( completed by the Buffalo Dry Dock
t Co. She is q steel ship about 10 fee
}, longer than the S. C. Reynolds, ant
!, her cabins and crews quarters ar
larger and better. The new steame
is named George j. Gould after the fa
; vorite son of Jay Gould. She will b
. commanded by Capt. Frank A. Wet
more with George Butler as Chief Er
~ gineer. and the crew who have sale
" the Reynolds. Capt. Henry Root {
% the steamer Russell Sage was super
o ceded in that steamer by Capt. Coope
. Herrick and mate Theodore Innemar
who took charge of the Sage in Toled
e last Sunday, and Capt. Root was give
D command of the Reynolds after her al
II rival in Ruffalo on Wednesday morl
= ing. The new steamer will make he
= trial trip Saturday (to-day) and wi
S. probably arrive in Toledo on the fir
ID of next week. 1t is claimed by thof
m who have had charge of her constru
'r ton that she is in every respect I'll
S. finest vessel sailing from Toledo.
Is The concert given at the NJ.
church last Tuesday night was well a
tended. The programme consisted