Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13


a visit with friends in Canada.
Mrs. Albert Leaf was the guest of
Perrysburg relatives recently.
Mrs. McVetta of Illinois, was the
guest of Gottleib Walter and wife.
Mrs. Emma Darr of Toledo is visit
ing her son Geo. Darr of this place.
Mrs. A. Raymer of Cleveland, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Gottleib
Walter.
"A. A. Dewey of Chicago, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. DR.. II. A.
Hamilton.
Mrs. Abbie Rice OF Travers City,
Mich, is the guest of Mrs. ]. N.
Besanson.
DIR. Hill is mourning the loss OF a
pet dog which was run over by an cleo
trio car last Tuesday.
Conductor Harry Karr has moved
his family to Bowling Green and is
located on Ridge street
Mrs. S. L. Thompson and Miss
Thompson of Toledo. were guests of
Perrysburg relatives over Sunday.
Lewis Shinew whose threshing ma
chine was dumped into the Portage
river by reason of a bad road, presented
bill to the board of Commissioners for
1925 damages.
H. F. McAllister reports the loss
OF nine chickens which he claims were
stolen from his hen house few even
ings since. Mack says he can easily
recognize the thief.
Roswell w. Comstock who is one of
the Juniors of the College of Medicine
in Detroit, has been elected President
of his class ASSOCIATION, an indication of
his popularity among his fellow stu
dents.
Royce and Coon's elevator at Bow
ling Green was destroyed by fire on
Monday noon. The cause OF the fire is
unknown. Insurance on building was
$4,5OO; on contents, 50 900. The loss on
building, machinery and grain will ag-
gregate about $4,000.
M r. Gorrill, OF Bowling was in
town Wednesday so stuck up that he
hardly recognized old friends. All be.
cause twelve pound boy arrived at his
house the other day. Mac says intends
to name him Mark Hanna.
Well, Mack has right to name him
any old name he may wish, and the more
thoroughly Republican it is, the better
it will suit Mack.
On Friday night oil. last week, g
party of Perrysburg friends called or
Chas. Veitch and wife in their new
home in Toledo. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed by the party, among whom
were Will Mills and wife, DR.. Hill ano
wife, A. j. W!tzler and wife, G. B. Tru
deau and wife, Alfred Witzler is the
only one of the party who is said tc
have had any trouble on that occasion
but ne still survives.
The following persons have beer
licensed to marry: Fred Fl. Bagley
Haskins, and Elizabeth Treadwell
Hull Prairie; George j. Allen, Toledo
and Deborah L. Ingraham, Montgomery
Martin j. Durliat, Custar, and Clara
d. Meuer, Weston; William II. Carr
Portage, and Mary Schreffier Portage
Jasper Myers, Portage, and Viola Nj
Ries, Cloyerdale; Lewis e. Lemming
Haney, and Mary e. McCarley, Haney
William Smith, livingston, and Bessie
May Edwards, Wingston.
George Cook of this place, SAYS the
Bowling Green Sentinel, has begun sui
Tor divorce from his wife. He allege.
that his health has been impaired be-
cause OF her treatment of him and sayl
that because she annoys him so much
he cannot sleep and rest well. He al
leges that the sons, Adam and John
have been induced by the wife to side
against him and have helped to max,
the home unpleasant. He accuses hi
wife OF having called him bad names
and OF failing to properly prepare hi
meals, He says she has been slovenly
about the house, to which he objects
He asks for divorce and the custody o
two OF the SIX children.