Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-05-11


visit in Defiance.
Miss II. Hulburd spent last week
with friends In Toledo.
--Chas. Lawrence visited friends in
Lindsay, Ohio, over Sunday.
u-James Johnston OF Haskins, was
the guest of Frank Powell last Monday.
j. Williamson Of Bowling Green,
was the crest OF Frank Hoover Sunday.
j. /. McCaslin and wife of Haskins,
spent Sunday with Ben. McCaslin and
family.
Mrs. l. P. Thompson is spending
the week in Bowling Green, with Mrs.
h. H. Dodge.
Special sale OF curtain poles at
Witzler's. 15c with all the fixtures.
Miss Maggie Chapman returned to
her home in Bowling Green on Monday
after weeks visit with M. J. Mann
and family.
Henry G.. Leydorf has provided
himself with a new pump which he uses
in pumping out all the water wells he
drills. 1t recently pumped 81 barrels
OF water in seven hours.
Miss Anna Beach, Mrs. Weddell,
Mrs. A P. johnson, Mrs. d. X. Hol-
lenbeck, Mrs. N. L. Hanson and Mrs.
Il. Peck attended the Missionary
meeting at Bowling Green this week.
Fishing in the Maumee river at
this point is excellent, and the boys are
catching anything from one-ounce
Jack fish to l5-pound Carp. Gaghan,
Evers and Shatzel are expected over
from the hub to try their luck.
The Dalzell family will hold re-
union at Tontogany on June IL, 1895.
They are numerous family and ex.
pect to entertain about 125 guests in
all, and royal good time may be ex-
pected by all who are honored guests.
The Women's Home Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the Maumee Presby-
terry, held its annual meeting at Bow
ling Green on Wednesday and Thurs
day at the Presbyterian church. Mrs.
DeVore, a Missionary IRON Alaska and
other speakers were present, and
a very interesting session was held.
ALI patrons who have bought plants
during the past five years without a
skip, will get six tomato plants free
this year. S. HARTSHoRN.
&C. w. Eyers and Mr.. Gibbons were
iover from Bowling Green on Saturday
last. Mr.. Gibbons is representing j
H. Beers & Co. the Chicago publishers
of the G. w. Evers history OF Wood
county, and expects to remain in Per
rysburg several months this Summer
in the interest of the company.
John Leydorf will soon commence
drilling Il we'll on the Tony Michlcl
farm in Middleton town ship, neal
Hull Prairie. John has had consider
able poor luck in drilling but is not dis
couraged by any means and proposes tc
keep at it until he wins. He is Ger
tainly deserving of success.
Prof. L. E. Webb closed his tern
OF school in Grand Rapids on Frlda,
last, and the annual commencement
was held on Wednesday night of thi.
J week. There were eight members o
the graduating class and the exercises
are said to have been very interesting
as is usually the case in the schools un-
der the supervision of Prof. Webb.
e. l.. Kingsbury, manager of tn,
steamer Idler, expects to put hi
steamer on the Perrysburg route dur
ing the first part of the season. HI
will probably make two return trips ,
day between Perrysburg, Toledo ant
Point Place for short time. Arrange
ments are not completed for the season
and further announcement will bt
made later on. LATER.-The Idler ar
rived at the dock Wednesday evening
and mill make trip to Toledo ant
Point Place on Saturday, May IA, ani
on Sunday will commence the regular
seasons business.
EARLY cabbage plants at S. Harts
horns. 7b
On Monday afternoon, while Bos
Trombla, Jr. was working on the lone
distance telephone line crossing the
river at this place, he received a Sc
we're shock, which produced rather
unpleasant sensation. He had climbed
to the top OF a pole and was holding the
wire with both hands when lightning
struck the wire, giving him shocl
which nearly caused him to fall to the
ground. He succeeded in getting dowr
to the ground without falling, where
he remained some time quite oyercOmt