Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-09-29

Miss Anna Clegg OF Toledo is the
guest of her sister, Mrs r.. p, Barton,
this week.
Roswell Comstock returned to the
Detroit Medical College where he will
pursue the study of medicine during
the ensuing year.
Mrs. Joe F. Boff is visiting rela-
tives in Detroit this week, and on
Wednesday attended the wedding of
her brother which took place in that
city.
The German Nj. e. Aid Society
will hold their next meeting Oct. ., at
the home OF Andrew Shoemaker.
Everyone cordially invited. Afternoon
and evening.
Mcknight, the famous prison law
yer, from Wood county, as he is known,
has been indicted by the grand jury of
Franklin county for forging an endorse
ment to a check for S6.06.
Rev. johnson officiated at the
funeral services of Clarence, the seven
year old son of Jacob Lightner of Dun
bridge, on Saturday. Interment in
Fort Meigs cemetery, Perrysburg.
Mrs. Mary Ann Mccormick, widow
of the late Robert Mccormick, who
named the village of West Milgrove,
died at her home in that place on Friday
last. She leaves one daughter, Martha.
Conductor Karr will move his lam
lily to Bowling Green in few days, the
location OF the T. B. G. & +. car barns
at that place making the move neces-
sary. Conductors Kinney, Deimling,
Motormen Carnes and Daniels will also
20 that way soon.
"A reunion Of the Warner family
was held at Tontogany on Thursday of
last week Martin Warner is 81 years
OF age. The reunion was in the nature
of surprise TO Mr.. Warner, but was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present. The
Warmers came to Perrysburg in 1898.
jacob N. Easley OF Bloomdale, and
Miss Helen [. ComstocIl of B. G.. were
united IN marriage at the home OF the
brides parents in Bowling Green.
They are both very popular young peo-
Pile, and have the best wishes of numer-
Gus friends throughout the county.
e. D. Ross has removed his family
from Perrysburg to Toledo locating at
1910 Madison street, where they will
reside during the Winter season. The
family will be missed by their numer-
Gus Perrysburg friends, who will be
pleased to have them return in the
Spring.
The B. & o. are making extensive
improvements on their line this fall
They have let the contract for grading
from Chicago Junction to Tiffin, which
section will be double tracked before
winter. The company is also lengthen'
ing their siding one mile at Bascom
and quarter of a mile at Bloomdale
The double track will probably be ex
tended to Defiance next spring.
The so-called Johnson ditch which
had hearing before the Commissioners
last Monday runs along the pike roaG
between B, G. and Perrysburg, empty
into the Maumee river through Grassy
creek. There were number of prop
erty holders present at the hearing
and but little complaint was made abou
the apportionment, the total cost or
the Improvement figuring up to $4456 20
Here are some of the terrible
things which, according to an exchange
are likely to befall delinquent: Las
week delinquent subscriber said tina
he would pay up Saturday if he LIVED
He's dead. Another, "I'll see you to
morrow" He's blind. Still another
one said, 81 hope to pay you this weel
or go to the devil" Hos gone. Their,
are hundreds who ought to take warn
ing by these procrastinators and pa,
up their subscriptions now.
j, w. Odell and w. d. Kistler @
North Baltimore, had narrow escap
from injury while drilling an oil well
They were running the tools, and ha
them down about 1000 feet when tn
} brake on the bull wheels slipped of
5 causing them to jump out of place, an
: smash the lower part of the derrich
8 odell was struck on the back of tn
l head by piece of flying timber and
1 cash was cut several inches in length
3 laying the scalp wide open. Kistlel
D the tool-dresser, fortunately got out {
I. the rig in time and was unhurt.