Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-08-25

Miss Louise Malar is visiting
friends in Oak Harbor.
Miss Hill o. Chicago is the guest
of her aunt Mrs. II. NJ. Hoover.
Mrs. w. r.. Champney of Detroit
is the guest OF Mrs. A. II. Champney.
Miss Crissie Stramman of TlfIin is
the guest of her sister Mrs. H. @. Ber-
ger.
Mrs, r. S. Glegg and Maude visit
tied with L. Shiple's family at Roach
Ton Tuesday.
Miss Minnie johnson of Moline is
visiting with Rev. II. G. Berger and
family this week.
Misses Iillie and Emma Cornelius
are spending their vacation visiting
friends in Norwal1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson and daughter
Mabel of Toledo spent Sunday with
John Shoemaker and wife.
Rev. j. G. Shaw will exchange pull
pits with Rev. j. w. Holland of Bow
ling Green on Sunday next
Misses Birdie and Mabel Gaghan
and Maud Russell oil Bowling Green,
called on Perrysburg friends this
week.
Ed. Radebaugh, James and Lew
Mills came home from Sandusky last
week, having left the steamer Burt in
that porj.
Capt. Frank Wetmore of the steam-
er Burt placed the steamer in charge
of parties at Sandusky and returned
home last Friday.
The Exchange hotel is dong a
good hotel business. Landlord Lester
furnishes an excellent meal and the
hotel is conducted on first. class princi-
pies.
Fred Charles goes to ST. Johns,
Mich, next week. He has recently
sold his Perrysburg residence and may
possibly locate in the Wolverine coun-
try. Hope he will conclude to remain
here.
The township board of education
held meeting this week. There was
good attendance and the board voted
to purchase flags for every school in
the township that was not already pro-
vided.
Last Monday, while Isaac Whitson
and family were attending the celebra-
ton of Fallen Timbers, sneak thieves
entered his residence and secured SIS
in money and a gold watch. AS yet
they have been unable to get any clue
to the thieves.
Fred Snyder kas sold his farm near
Lime City to Chas Zingg. Mr.. Snyder
will move his family to the johnson
farm on the Pike near Perrysburg
which place he has recently leased.
What will be a loss to Lime City will
certainly be a gain to Perrysburg.
-"The Brownies" of Ottawa, came
to Perrysburg on the G. H. g. D. Ry
and enjoyed a picnic at Eden Park and
then went to Turtle Light by steamer.
The Brownies are band of christian
workers of fOttawa and are some of the
finest people of that beautiful little
city, and were well pleased with Per-
rysburg and the Maumee river.
The Misses Maddy entertained a
number OF guests last Wednesday night.
Those present were Mrs. E. E. Barton,
j. @. Shaw and wife, DR.. Roether and
wife, ]. G. Maddy and wife, E. L. Blue
and wife, and Misses Alice Crook, Ella
Callard. Mabel Hilton, Julia Eberly,
Anna johnson, Mamie Witzler. The
evening was agreeably enjoyed and ele-
giant refreshments were served.
By copy of the Baltimore News,
we learn of the marriage of Clarence
p. Day of New York, whose boyhood
days were spent in Perrysburg, to Miss
fIGa o. Chase of Baltimore. The News
sass the bride is one of the most popu-
lar society ladies OF Baltimore, and
that they will make their future home
in New York City.
H. Shaw of Findlay, has rented the
/ w 'SoSioH ouiioiHS near Ile uepOb. lie
has reftted and refurnlshed the build
ing throughout and has arranged
Everything In first class style for no tel
and restaurant purposes. The bar is
supplied with full line of the best
wines, liquors, cigars and tobaccos.
Next week the house will be prepared
to receive regular boarders.
George Rheinfrank, Geo. Schlect,
Chas. Champney and B. G. Hannum,
went to Fremont on their wheels last
Sunday, and during the hours riding
they made 81 miles. Champney and
Hannum stopped to repair punctured
tire, but reached home an hour ahead
of their companions. Hannum says
Rheinfrank was handicapped by pair
of stockings that tit him too sudden,
The same gentlemen will make CEN
tury run next sunday.
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