Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-08-04

Co.
Miss ella Hufford visited her sis
ter, Mrs. N. Ward, OF Monclova, last
week.
Mrs. Grant Baird and baby OF
Bowling Green visited Mrs. Phil. Wet
eel this week.
Frank Powell has our thanks for
Quantity of the finest comb honey we
have ever seen.
Mrs. C. L. Hunts house presents a
very fine appearance since receiving a
new coat of paint.
Mrs. Jeanette Charles and Miss
Knerr drove oyer to Delta TO visit
friends this week.
John Wilson and wife and Charles
Hayes and wife visited Perrysburg
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Herman and babies
spent Tuesday in the country with her
mother, Mrs. ]. Hufford.
May Clark is visiting in Toledo.
She entertained Bessie Cowder Of To
ledo the first of the week.
Misses Cora and Gertrude Grim OF
Bowling Green were the guests of Miss
Daisy Thompson this week.
Mrs. Frcd Hillabrand very pleas
lantly entertained few friends at her
home on last Monday evening.
About $50 Sunday school people of
Dunbridge and vicinity enjoyed ride
on the Maumee river last Friday.
j. Hufford, wife and daughter
Edith spent Saturday and Sunday in
Toledo, the guests OF Eli Burdo and
family.
Miller & Dennis of LeMoyne gave
a bowery dancing party at that village
on Thursday evening, Aug. I'd. 1t was
a very pleasant party.
John G. Thompson and his cousin
Fred Waterbury of Toledo went fishing
one day recently and caught all the
bass they were able to carry home.
On Sunday of next week the color
ed people of Wood, Lucas and adjoin-
ing counties, expect to have Bush
meeting, with preaching, and singing,
at Eden Park.
Geo. HImmelmann of Akron visit.
ed his old home here this week for rest
and recreation. Henry Himmelman
of Columbus is also at home, and is laid
up with lame hand.
George Mills the faithful old Jani-
tor of the Perrysburg Public Schools
has been employed for another year
and will look after the interests of the
.. villages institute of learning.
Mrs. Rice, living on 4th street
, was injured by being struck by bi
. cycle that was going at a rapid rate
e The lady was conveyed to her home in
/. an unconscious condition but is not ser
!. iously injured.
E Sam Jolly and D. Van HELEN Sc.
d cured the contract for tearing dowr
the walls of the old school building
o and cleaning the brick preparatory
s for use in the new building, their biz
for the work being 9S cents per thous
j. and.
r The following teachers have beel
= elected for the coming year: lst grade
h Mrs. Chapman; I'd grade, Miss Kemp
It Sd grade, Mrs. Chamberlin; 4th grade
Miss Munger; 5th grade, Miss Grac
Bliun; 9Th grade, Miss Hayes; Gram
mar Assistant, Miss Alta Witzler
d Geo. Mills, Janitor.
d There is little matter that SOM
- OF our Subscribers haye Seemingly for
c gotten entirely. some of them hav
made us many promises, but hav
= never kept them. To uS 1t is YER
o important matter-it'S necessary i
y our buSine$$. We are very modes
!. and don't like to speak about it.
,e Misses Ella and Grace Hollenbec
70 delightfully."- entertained friends at te
IS on Saturday last. Those present wer
h Mrs. Geo. Sellars, Pittsburgh; Mrs
IS Frank Frey, Toledo; Mrs. J. Hall, Cir
e cinnati; Miss Oblinger, Toledo; Mis-
st Weir, Cleveland; and Mrs. Brant
le huber, Mrs. Getz, Mrs. Maxwell an
q Miss Weddell. Regrets from Mr.,
" Hoehler, Mrs, G. +. Rider and Mis
10 Bloomfield.
A. Somebody circulated the repo,
N that the steamer Idler could not carr
% over 200 passengers with safety. TIL
"a statement is absolutely false. She
v. licensed to carry 500 passengers an
NJ any person having doubts on the sui
10 ject can ascertain for themselves /
% reading her passenger license whiC
= can be found in her cabin. There
Inot a mora substantially ht,iIt or saf,