Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-28

Mrs Katie Nellis visited in East
Toledo Sunday last.
S. c. Collins ana wife OF Toledo
visited friends here Sunday.
Miss Mabel Wiers OF Cleveland is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. e. Q. Lee.
Miss Brownlee of Toledo is the
guest of Miss Robertson this week.
Frank Ball wife and baby of B. G.,
visited Miss frankie Ne'lis Sunday.
Mrs. Hannum and daughter Jewel
have gone to Lakeside to spend q few
weeks.
IN. L. Hanson and wife are enjoy.
ing weeks recreation at MacIsinaw
Island.
Mrs. Adorna Powers and children
of Genoa, are the guests of Mrs. Deer
ing this week.
Mrs. Ann Perrin accompanied by
her little grandsons are visiting rela-
tives in Roachton.
John Merry and family of Lansing,
Mich, are visiting relatives and
friends in Perrysburg.
j. H. Furry and wife and H. Drift
myer and wife of Pemberville, spent
Sunday with d. VanHellen.
Mrs. Wagant and daughters Lany
and Name drove over to Waterville
Sunday, also visited Sulphur Springs
-Messrs. Green and Friedell of
Wheeling, w. Va, were here this
week in the interest of the Wheel fac
tory.
Mrs. Frank Thorne of Rochester,
Pa, who has been visiting her brother,
G. G. Hum, for the past two weeks has
returned to her home in the East
"A party of 100 members of the
Second Congregational Sunday School
of Toledo came up on the Burt Sunday
and enjoyed picnic at Eden Park.
Prominent cltizen:-''That con-
founded editor is roasting me again.
Tell me how I can bust his Internal
paper" Levelheaded citizen:-"Buy
it and run it a few weeks"
r.. Danz and Geo. w. Hoffman,
have been making improvements in
their business houses by giving them
new coats of paint which add greatly to
the appearance of the buildings.
Miss Lura Love, who has been Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. f. c. Eberly, is
engaged at Island Park and Bay View u
which places her charming voice will
be heard in concert before large audi
ences.
About 600 excursionists from
Springfield, Ohio, came through this
place Sunday intending to take the
steamer Valley City tor trip on the
river, but the train was delayed five
hours by an accident and the excursion
lists went on through to Toledo. They
boarded the steamer at that point and
came up the river to Perrysburg and
returned, and then took the train
for home.
-Fatness and slimness come by na-
ture, and are, therefore, often impos-
sible of remedy; for it is of no use, and
1t is utter folly besides, to fight against
ones constitution. You can affect that
constitution to a certain extent, but
beyond that extent (which won't please
either the too tat or the too slim folks)
you can only do harm, defeat the very
object you try for, and, worst of all,
throw yourself in ill health.
On Sunday last the steam yacht
"Spray" of Toledo brought merry
party of excursionists to our village.
The crew of the yacht consisted Of
Capt. E. E. Dale, engineer L. E. Drake,
| fireman Med Smith, first mate Billy
Lawtou, and o. e. Messiner, L. B.
I4angell, Jno. Schlagech, ]. j. Forrest
er, w. Nj. Wagner, Alf Mason, John
Ayers and w. II. Shonecker, as pas
sengers. They formed Il jolly crew
and made the best of their time while
in the village.
"A very interesting letter from Mrs.
M. Nj. Holenback whose home is in
springfield, Mo-, informs us that in
company with her husband she is en-
Toying q summer vacation at Cape Cir
ardeau, Mo-, which is II very old town
900 years. and shows its age wonder
fully. is situated on numerous hills and
that the houses are perched on top of
the hills in such manner that it would
seem impossible to reach them by any
means. She is enjoying the best OF
health and wishes to be remembered
to old friends at home. Her letter is
accompanied with the subscription
price for the JOURNAL.
Installation.