Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-19
PRAIRIE DEPOT.

OThe political issues of the day seem
20 be the subject of the conversations
dished up on our streets these days.
and at times they terminate into very
warm arguments.
A Mckinley club consisting of about
200 members WAS organized last week
with B. G. Harding as president; M. b,
Frisbee as vice president; and George
Reade as secretary and treasurer.
They have secured the old Presby
teriau church to hold their meetings in
and on next Tuesday evening, Sept. 22d
the Hon. 1. N. Mack, of Sandusky, wi
discuss the political issues of the day
the above named place, aud it is need
less to say he will have large any
attentive audience.
A Bryan Club of about 100 member
was organized at this place on Saturday
evening last with j. w. Stiger as presi.
dent; WIN. Bates, as vice president
and Frank Graham as secretary aHC
treasurer. They hope to be able 10 Civ,
the citizens of Prairie Depot an oppor-
tunity to hear some talented speakers
during the next few weeks.
Frank Wilbur had Il runaway on Sat
urday evening last, which resulted il
Frank being thrown from the buggy
and doing considerable damage to both
buggy aud horses, Frank escaped unin-
jured.
Rising Sun base bail team played
game of ball on Sunday last with the
Prairie Depot Club on the latter's
grounds. the score being s to in favor
OF our home team.
M. B. Frisbee and Mrs. Dot Wells
were united in marriage at the resi-
dence of the bride, at p. m. on Wednes-
day evening last, by L. G. Edgar. Mis-,
Ivis Hawkins was bridesmaid while
Frank Wilson acted as groomsman.
Quite number of friends witnessed the
ceremonies and extended congratula~
tions to the newly welded couple.
They were the recipients of many beau
tiful and valuable presents.
Rev. Kalb aud wife left on Monday
for Bellefontaine where Rey. Kalb will
attend the M. E. Conference.
Ralph Wright visited friends here
the first OF the week prior to leaving
for Delaware where he will resume his
studies for another year in the Della
ware University.
II. M. Waugh returned Saturday
from an extended Eastern tour.
Miss Julia Gano, who has been the
guest of her parents in Michigan for a
| few weeks past, returned to this place
| Monday.
L. H. Bacon aud wife were the guests
of Pemberville friends on Sunday last.
Hayes Wolf returned on Tuesday
from pleasant visit with his parents
at Bellevue.
S E. Tilton and wife are enjoying a
pleasure trip to Mackinac this week
A. F. Basey and Co are preparing for
the Fall and Winter trade judging from
the arrival of their Winter stock OF
boots, shoes, etc. Their customers
always find the firm kind and courteous
and the prices right, which accounts
for their large patronage of the people
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Slocum has rented her property
to Mr.. Gillette and will make Bradford
Pa, her future home.
Hugh Miller left on Saturday last
for Il few weeks visit with his parents
at Oil City.
Arthur Lloyd is enjoying few days
rest with his parents at Fostoria thi,
week.
G. B French has been called to hi,
home in the East by tie serious illness
of his brother.
Chas. Sage, Sr., and wife left Tuesday
for Burling Heights, where they vii
attend family reunion.
Moritz Wolf returned to his home il
Bellevue on Wednesday last after
short visit in this place.
Mrs. M. j. Kenny left on Wednesda,
last for her home in Columbus after
pleasant visit with friends here.
Painters are now at work on DR.. Sage
new residence.
j. NJ. Goodrich's improvements adj
greatly to the appearance of his resi-
dence.
Quite a number of our citizens ATTENDED
the fair at Fostoria last week.
The Prairie Depot Observer of SEP
tember 4, accuses us OF giving our schoo
teachers deathly compliment, but b
the apologies in the last weeks issu
| of the journal Ii will he slaan Ii WINS