Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-14

George C0hn and Miss Dresser OF
Toledo visited Miss Rice Sunday.
Miss Ella Hollenbeck is enjoying
her vacation at home,
Miss Fannie Adams has returned
from her recent visit III Michigan.
Miss Christena Seelnan is visiting
with her parents and friends this week.
Chester Van HELEN is the guest of
his grand mother, Mrs. T.. NJ. George.
Mrs. Carrie Fielder of Oak Harbor
spent few days with Chistena Seel-
man.
The steamer Idler is chartered for
a number OF trips to the lake from
Toledo.
The steamer Idler carried good
list OF passengers to the lake last
Tuesday night.
e. L. Blue and wife, and Miss Law
renee spent Sunday with G. F. Rider
and wife at Lime City.
Mrs. Flora Wodertz Sellars is ex-
pected to arrive in Perrysburg this
week to visit her parents.
DR.. E. d. Powers and sons George
and Hiram of Edinburg, ILL.,, are guests
OF G. A. Powers and family.
"A large party of Perrysburg peo-
pie went down the river on the moon
light excursion on the steamer w. r.
Burt.
Miss Christian Seelman OF Perrys-
burg Thomas OMara of Toledo, Mrs.
Lena Neubausr and baby of East Tole-
do took pleasant trip to Detroit Sun.
day.
B. Trudeau, wife and daughter,
Henry and Miss Eva Leaf and Miss
Kate Thompson enjoyed trip to Mon
roe on the steamer Messenger last
Tuesday.
-Chas. Witzler the 'enterprising
Furniture dealer and Undertaken, has
distributed 1900 fans with his card
printed thereon to nearly all the
churches and lodges in this locality.
Miss Prince is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. H. M. Hoover. She is
student of the Oberlin Conservatory of
Music and her excellent voice will be
heard in the concert in the First Pres
byterian church Sunday night.
The Fayette Normal University
has an advertisement in this issue.
Those who are thinking of attending a
Normal or College should not fail to
send for catalogue and make careful
study of the excellent features of the
school.
-Chas Childs, the young man who
was injured by c. H. & d. train near
Haskins, yesterday was taken to the
Intirmary in the afternoon. He says
that he had sat down ON the track to
rest and was sound asleep when struck
by the engine.-Dem.
! We received pleasant call from
our friend r. S. Sweet of Bowling
Green who, in company with his little
son, came over from the hub, on their
wheels. Mr.. S. is enjoying a two
weeks vacation from his duties as chief
accountant for Royce & Coon.
! Miss Florence Webb, preceptress
OF the high school, left for her home
in LeMoyne, Ohio, last Monday. Miss
Webb is an excellent teacher and her
hosts of admiring friends here are sorry
to learn that she is not coming back
again. Reed City, (Mich.) Weekly
Clarion.
Jack Marshall has just returned
from Baw Beese lake where he spent a
few days in trying to fish, but Jack
says that locality is no good for fishing
as the bait is too dry. He says its one
of those ginger beer towns, and
weary fisherman can "wink the other
eye" until he gets weary and there will
be no foam on the glass.
--Supt. I. N. Saddler will be engag-
ed in Institute work this summer in
three Ohio counties, and one iu Ind.
lana. Among the Superintendent and
Institute Committees, he is regarded rs
one Of the best lecturers to teachers in
Ohio. His first week will be in Ken
ton, Hardin Co.; second in Lebanon,
Warren county; third, in Marysville.
Union Co.; and fourth in Randolph
Co., Indiana.
Il. }. BOnar. OF the North Ameri-
can Insurance Company, one of the
squarest adjusters in the state, met
James LaEarree at the Burg, Thurs
dav, to settle the loss of the school
house. Mr.. LaFarree has been look
ing after Perrysburg's interest and
when LaFarree and Bonar met with
the school board Yesterday, it was
practically agreed all around that the
companies should pay $9, 200 cash, and
give the town ali the old material,
which means full payment of $40. 900.