Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-03-18
A. r. CHAMPNEY
PERSONALITIES.


E. L. Brown of Chicago is visiting in
Perrysburg.
G. J. Loop of East Toledo called on
Perrysburg friends.
81. E. Peck started out on an Eastern
tour last Wednesday.
Mrs. Boyce of Bowling Green visited
friends here this week.
Frank Caldwell of Toledo spent Sum
day with his parents.
w. T. Escott and wife OF Toledo,
spent Sunday in Perrysburg.
Mrs. e. G. Lee went to Cleveland
this week to visit relatives.
Miss Lily Chilcote of Fostoria spent
Sunday here with her parents.
Mr.. T. Franklin of Tontogany gave
the JOURNAL a pleasant call recently.
r. S. Clegg and wife attended the
Sunday.
Mrs. J. H. Pierce and Miss Frank
Pierce are visiting Mrs. Jennie Priest
In Monroe, Mich.
Miss Kate Griss has returned home
after n few weeks visit with Rev. G.
Griss at Fostoria.
Mrs. Bert Whitmore OF Lima is yis-
itins her parents, j. Chappuies and
wife of Perrysburg.
| Misses Kate and Gusta Wilde of
Fndlay, were the guests of Henry
Wilde and family last week.
Miss Theresa Stickles and her aunt,
Mrs. X. Nellls visited her brother,
Will Stickles of Toledo, Saturday.
Marion Rhodes and John Fralic OF
Mermil;, were the guests of the Misses
Clara and Mertie Rnmley last week.
: C. B. Shepler and wife of Findlay and
. Mrs. VIM. Shepler of Dayton, o., spent a
few days here with relatives last week.
Fincient Riser of Toledo. was UP
here Saturday to attend the funeral ol
Mr.. Eckel. He also visited friends and
! relatives of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Kersker of To
ledo eturned home Wednesday after g
two months visit with her sisters, Mrs
Donahue and Hull of Cleveland.
! Mrs. Catherine Knoll has returned
home from her recent visit with friend.
in Bradford, Mass, after enjoying {
very pleasant trip. When returning
F: home sne passed through snow five fee
in depth.
| Merton Yeager, formerly of thi
) place but now of Bowling Green, ha
resigned his position as clerk OF tn,
firm OF F. M. Long g. Co. of that place
= and is visiting friends in Perrysburi
II and rplodo n fau 6a r>riOr fn hio do
s parture for Charleston, Mo He viii
: stop at Chicago and st. Louis q few
Y days.
> A number of friends and relative
!. formerly of Mermill, Cummings ant
0 of this place surprised Mrs. A. Rumle,
Q last Tuesday night, it being her 44tl
:. birthday.
Q B. w. Clark is now employed sell
r ing goods for Hood Broi., OF Toledo
;, Mr.. Clark is thoroughly reliable ma,
s and can be relied on to deal honestl,
d with the public.
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the letters of the alphabet: A zealou
writer quickly striving for more jo
v without vexation should always us
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d New UndertakA Eew good,
Prices right. Free usSAeEvault. Ur
q dertaker to be found at Rre both da
= and night. CHA$. WGTzLER.
Q Capt. Lange will Bring out tn
q steamer G. B. Wallace early in the SET
d son. She has had repairs made on he
s. engines during the past Winter whic
o will give her greater speed than fol
N merly.
q. Hon. A. B. Murphy, of B. G., wi
is deliver lecture at the M. E. churcl
.. Friday night, March 81, under til
IN auspices of the Epworth League. Sui
ject, "England's Greatest Soldier
nj Admission 25c; Children, 15c.
We The iishermen's shanties al
ne springing up like mushrooms along tt
lie shores of the river. The high stas
IL of the water prevents.a large catch
e. fish but the market is supplied wi,
he the beautiful pike, the gamey picker
b. and the innocent sucker, which reta
o, at cents per pound, with all ii
es "trimmins" thrown in.
co The steamer Wellington II. Blu
,ie will be commanded by the same gala
he officers as were seen on her decks la
its season Captain Tyrie as Master n
nd Homer Gregory as chief engineer. II
,rs steamer will be taken to Detroit
I'D soon as navigation openstO receive I
ng pairs and she will be run on the riv
route the same as last year.