Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-07-31

Mrs. Murry OF Sidney is the guest
uf Perrysburg relatives.
james Savory OF Toledo, was in
town on business Wednesday.
L. H. Harbauer of Pemberville,
spent Sunday with relatives in Perrys-
burg.
e. Muhl and wife OF Holland, we're
guests OF II. Danz and family few
days since.
Miss Jean Hoffman, returned last
week after a three weeks visit in
Pemberville.
Mrs. Geo. S. Mcknight and Miss
Mcknight called on Toledo friends
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. G.. Hoffman, and Mrs. v.
Schwind and guests spent Thursday at
the Casino.
Henry Hoffman, the hustling
young merchant OF Lime City was in
town Thursday.
Miss Stella Smith of North Balti-
more is visiting Miss Daisy Schaum-
loeffel this week.
John Hanson and wife OF Warren,
Ohio, were guests of N. L. Hanson and
family on Wednesday.
Alfred Boote and Hon, j. G..
Wilson of Toledo, spent Sunday evening
with friends in Perrysburg.
The membersof the Disciple church
OF Bowling Green came over to Eden
Park on a picnic excursion Thursday.
Miss Julia Morelock has.returned
home, after weeks visit with friends
and relatives at Stony Ridge and vicin-
ity.
Mrs. L. II. Harbauer and Miss
Joseph of Pembervile, are spending
the week with j. G. Hoffman and fam
lily.
Walter Smith and wife of Stony
Ridge and Miss Kittie Camday OF Chi
cago, spent Sunday with D. Van Hell
len and wife.
Mr.. Andrew Joseph took tea on
Tuesday evening with j. G. Hoffman,
and family before his departure to
Pennsylvania.
Frank M. Thornton is now in charge
of James Cooks new dray, and will give
prompt attention to all business enter
ested to his care.
"A five year old step-son of Lewis
Shinew of Portage Center was killed by
a wood rack falling upon him and
breaking his neck.
Mrs. A. V. Cole, Mrs. w. A. Fink
baiper, and Miss Essie Wilson were
the guests of Mrs. G. F. Rider at Lime
City on Wednesday.
The Tontogany base ball club
meppcd the diamond with the Grand
Rapids club, the score standing % TO 8
III idNOE vi 1OuLOS duJs
Mrs. F. J. Burns of Toledo, and
Mrs. Burns and daughter Mary, of Col
orado Springs, Col,, spent Wednesday
with Mrs. V, Schwind.
Letters uncalled tor in the Perrys-
burg, o., Postotfice, Aug. l, '97:
Paul Howard, Rev. G. w. Henning,
Clyde S. Miller, John Millhel, l.. r. H.
R. Rogers, Mrs. Tillie Kimmel, and
Miss Marie West.
JNo. CRANKER, p. M.
Geo. w. Sellars and wife OF Pitts.
burgh arrived in Perrysburg Thursday
morning, where they will make their
home for short time, Mr.. Cellars hay.
Ing sold out his business interests in
Pittsburgh. Their many friends are
glad to meet them.
Marshal Reed of Bowling Green
came over to capture one Richard Knott
who lives down the river road, He is
charged with assault and battery by
his wife. The wife is at the home o
her friends and is in very serious con
dition. Knott gave the officer the slip
Will Powell and Frank Hoshler
who have been up in Michigan on @
fishing expedition, returned home and
: reported having caught several hun.
dred beautiful fish. They always make
good reports OF their fishing expedi
tions and OF course no one doubts their
ability as anglers,
Fred Pratt, one of the young mer
who went out to New Mexico, about Il
years ago, as member of the Keelel
colonists, and settled in Socorro, is home
visiting his parents In Roachton. He
has been quite successful in the Wes
} and will probably spend the rest OF hil
days in that locality.
.. We are reliably informed that the