Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-09-02


Wood county, through Lewis Spnf-
ford Of Dunbridge, furnishes Chicago
with about l25,000 bushels OF charcoal
every year.
y. IL. Calm of Dunbridge was in
town Thursday to arrange for his son
Byron TO attend the Perrysburg schools |
during the WinCer term.
Guy Pratt attended the graduat-
ing exercises OF the Toledo Business
College Wednesday. He was mem
ber Of the class and received his di-
ploma.
Geo. Truman OF LeMoync, gave
the JOURNAL n pleasant call Wednes-
day. MIR. Truman Is one Of the sub
stantial farmers Of the county and q
worthy and respected citizen.
Misses Catherine b. Thompson and
Bertha Cranker entertained about e5
of thei: young friends at the home OF
Miss Thompson Wednesday evening.
a very pleasant time was enjoyed by
the guests.
"A letter from our old friend j. r.
Zaenger OF Gowanda, New York, en-
closes the necessary funds for two
years subscription. He says grass
hoppers did great damage to crops in
that locality.
The great locomotive chase his
tory of the Andrews Raiders by Will
liam Plttenger, = romance true as his
tory and strange AS.Action is now pub
lished and for sale. w. w. Brown OF
Bowling is"the agent for this locality.
1t is book cvervb ody should own and
read.
Services at the First Presbyterian
church will be resumed next Sunday
"Self Control" ia the title OF Rev.
Adams sermon. The music to be rem
dered is a vocal trio entitled Hear
Our Prayer" by Miss Louise Averill,
Mrs. Louise Hoehler and Will Rhein-
frank. A bass solo. "Jerusnlem," by
Charles Champney, and two selections
by the orchestra.
c. NJ. Baker, Supt. of construction
Of the Postal Telegraph Cable Co.,
is in Perrysburg having the two lines
of poles on Sixth st removed and new
inc placed in the alley parallel with
The street. The wires now on the Two
lines will be placed on one line OF poles
and the poles painted, thus doing away
with the Two lines which make very
lunsightly appearance.
The Perrysburg Choral Society
furnishes an excellent opportunity for
our people to learn how TO sing. A
more general interest should be taken
in the work. 1t is not a Methodist
Presbyterian or any church society
affair but is for the general public,
and costs not a cent to any member.
Everybody invited to take part. The
meetings OF the society are held every
Tuesday evening at the NJ. Z. church
Squire Geo. Boetsch tied up hi,
first couple last Wednesday. julius J,
" eiss and Adelphia Twopcnny arrived
in town armed with license and stop
at the Leaf House. A special messen
gor who brought in Boetsch who tied
the knot in elegant style. There is III
air OF mystery connected with it and il
is thought the couple had eloped
They were well appearing people ant
remained at the hotel few days before
leaving town.
The Perryshurg Council at thei
last meeting passed resolution author
izing the repairing and rebuilding @
all sidewalks in town that are in u di
lapldated condition. The Mayor vii
serve legal notice on each propert
owner where such repairs are needed
. and the village authorities will SO
that these repairs are made according
to the village ordinance. Marsha
Frank NJ. Thornton has been appoiute
, Sidewalk Inspector with authority I
make immediate repairs where side
walks are in dangerous condition.
III A.,Oz