Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-13


celebrated with Perrysbnrg relatives.
Miss Bess Hoffman Of Bowling
Green, spent the Fourth with the Miss
es Crook.
-Jacob Betz, wife and baby, were
were guests Of Perrysburg relatives
last week.
Mrs. H. Stately ane. niece, Miss
Metz, were guests OF relatives in Wes-
ton last week.
Charles Rigg and family OF Grand
Rapids o. spent Sunday with their
Bro. VIM. Rigg.
Geo. Fernum and wife OF Lambert
vile, Mich. aud Will Everett and wife
OF Toledo, were guests oil x. S. Clegg
and wife.
Mrs. Geo. Ladd and son Of Wes-
ton, and Miss Routson, Bowling Green,
were guests of Geo. Mills and family
recently.
DR.. Strickland and wife OF Enfield,
Conn, and Mrs. JAS Murry OF Sidney,
Ohio, are guests of DR.. and Mrs. Fl. A.
Hamilton.
Joseph Seelman and Miss Anna
Roam OF Sandusky, and Miss Christena
Seelman of Toledo, enjoyed the Fourth
at Put-in-Bay.
Art Wallace and wife and Fred
Conklin and Miss Ryder of Hull
Prairie, were guests OF Frank Sly and
wife at Bowling Green, ON Sunday last.
WIN. Gregory and wife. of Indian
apolis, are visiting in Maumee- They
are stopping at the Maumee house and
are visiting old friends and acquaintan-
ces.
Cock fighting has become very
popular in this LEGALITY. 1t is stated
that recent battle was attended by a
large audience, and that the sport was
very fine.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hull and daughter Ha
eel, of Cleyeland, are the guests of her
parents. J. B. Webb and wife oil Toledo
She is accompanied by her father in.
law, Seth Hull.
Harry Averil. is home from Van
couver, for short visit with relatives
and friends. He is much pleased with
the evidences OF improvement and pros
perity in Perrysburg and still think:
it the best place on earth,
Ferguson C. Mcguire died at hi
home in Perrysburg on Sunday, July
1895, at the age of II years and fou
months. He was born in this plac,
= March S, 1878, and his death was tn,
result OF an attack OF pneumonia. Th
- funeral services were held at the Evan
gelical church on Tuesday at p. IN
OF conducted by Rev. G. A. Adams.
Il. n. Saddler has received com
,t plete patent for his electrical railwa
switch and arrangements are beinI
20 made for the manufacture OF tn
switches, and as it is the only perfee,
yet simple electrical switch ever pal
is ented, it promises to be put in yer
general use AS soon as 1t can be manu-
is factured. There is undoubtedly for
tune in it for the owners. Patents ar
;; likewise pending in some forelg
: countries.
On Monday morning freight trai
No. 81 north bound, when pulling out 10
Toledo, had gotten under good headwa
when the pilot struck a horse, brealiin
its back and tearing the flesh from il
q, body. The poor animal was shot t
II. end its misery. The horse belonge
to Norton Curtis and had broken ou
an OF its pasture during the night aud wa
of on the track in time to get killed.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, epecra
cles. Special attention given to repair
"a, ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUE
he 3l3 Monroe street. Toledo,
H. C.. Leydorf has completed
n we'll in Fort Meigs Cemetery. A GOO
of flow OF water was found at depth
", ninety eight feet after drilling abor
in twenty feet into the rock. The we'll
cased in such a manner as to cut off a
,o surface water. The water is of excellel
q quality, and a good pump enables pei
:, pie to secure water for drinking pu
90 poses as well as for wetting plants an
i'm shrubs. The Cemetery Trustees al
making every effort to have the Gem
terry In the best possible condition ar
rs' are succeeding admirably, for whic
ic- they are entitled to much credit.
70 Rev. Kaeding informs us that Il
es- neni0ei' Vi 'ne iauies sooie'Y Vi u
h. Lutheran church, have purchased
bell which will be placed in the ne