Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-09-08

spent Sunday at the home of G. e. Kin
ney.
Miss Susie Robinson of Clyde spent
Sunday with her cousins, G. A. Mills
and wife.
Frank Simmons and wife of Lima,
visited with relatives in Perrysburg
this week.
Mrs. George Osterhout and daugh-
ter of Haskins, were guests of Will
Powell and family.
Bert Roether has returned from
two weeks visit with friends in Cincin-
natl and Georgetown.
&C. A. Thompson of Rutland, VT,
visited his brothers. DR.. j. P. and F.
81. Thompson last week.
For SALE - Three thoroughbred
Shropshire buck lambs. w. II. Smith,
one mile north of Stony Ridge. 26b*
Miss Bette Thornton and her
guest, Miss Nora Leroy, visited rela-
tives in Toledo the first of the week.
q Miss Mary Anon returned to her
home in Fostoria last Friday after a
pleasant visit with Perrysburg rela-
tives.
Mrs. Eli Burdo and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, of Toledo, were guests OF
Mrs, Emma Hufford and family last
Sunday.
John Acres and wife of Cleveland
and Miss Jennie McKisson of Toledo
we're guests of Mrs S. II. Sanford last
Sunday.
George Eckel left Sunday evening
for Buffalo, where he will resume his
studies at Canisius college during the
ensuing year.
Mrs. A. L. Orcutt has returned tt
her daughters, Mrs. j. p. Thompson
after visit of few weeks at he
home in Defiance.
Bert Croft ard wife, David Waite
and wife, Mrs. S. j. Croft and Mrs
Barrels enjoyed days outing at Put
in Bay Wednesday.
Mrs. W. e. Meagley returned tt
Poplar, Montana, on Saturday, afte
visit at the home of her father, Jane
Hayes, in Perrysburg.
The reunion of the 54th o. V.
will be held here Sept. 20. The req
meut made arrangements with Merto
Yeager to take their meals at his dir
ing hall.
Mrs. Geo. Kemp and daughter
Mrs. Rose Davenport visited a
Carleton, Mich, and on their retur
: were accompanied home by Mr.. Rec
and daughter.
Probate Judge Angus re-appointe
: E. C. Dancer of Custar as county schot
examiner for years. MIR. Dancer ha
a proven himself competent and eff
] cient official in this capacity.
Bell Mace has begun action for
II divorce from VIM. Mace, in Commo
J. pleas court. She alleges gross negle'
of duty and drunkenness. Both al
= residents OF Bowling Green.
Licenses were issued to George
Parker, 81, and Julia Bash, 10, both
g Haskins; Delbert Miller, %, Maume
\, and Gertrude Church, Perrysour
John e. Heers, 90. and Estella Rous
;, II, both of Haney, Wood county.
s The six-months old baby boy
Cal. Pringle and wife of Lime Cit
D. died on Saturday last. The funer
,e services were conducted at the res
dence on Monday by Rev. Bailey, al
the remains inferred in the Huffo
% family cemetery.
Sheriff Kingsbury made a tr
down onto Georgia avenue Monday a
40 took the household goods OF Jo
Az Caldwell. The sheriff had mortga
" on them, but did not keep them to ST
W isfy the claim, turning them over
the wife who resides in Perrysburg.
be is SAID that she is very needy.-Tr
ry une.
y, Though Winchester Jumper is
GU years of age and has been marri
twice, he is desirous of trying 1T aga
re, According to the marriage license
he sued Rev. J. C. Howey will unite h
led in the holy bonds of wedlock to Sar
wn M. Rhamey, She too has been m
os- ried and has seen the same number
summers as her fance, Sentinel.