Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-06-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Misses Jean and Grace Hollenbeck
visited friends in Toledo Thursday.
O-Mrs. VIM. Stratsbury of Weston,
was the guest OF Mrs. A. G. Pringle.
John Charles OF Columbus spent
Sunday with Harry Barton and family.
j. Hoffman and wife drove to
Pemberville on Wednesday, to visit
friends.
Miss Jean Hollenbeck attended n
reception given by Miss Roth OF Toledo
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Hufford will serve ice
cream and refreshments at her home
near the depot on July fourth.
AT meeting OF the County Com
missloners Fred Vallmer was awarded
$500 on u contract for bridge in Troy
township.
William Purdy, 81, blacksmith
OF Millbury, and May Frazier, 2S; OF
LeMoyne, secured marriage license
yesterday.
r. S. Peck and wife of Hartford,
Conn. and Mrs. E. d. Peck OF Toledo,
visited Mrs. H. e. Peck and family
Wednesday.
The Wood and Lucas county infirm-
airy directors made their annual settle
ment on Monday and the Lucas county
treasury was 5000 better thereafter.
The Tiffin couple married during
the Elk's carnival at Findlay last year
are divorced. This demonstrates the
fact that multitude of witnesses to a
bonafide marriage contract has not
weight in the divorce courts.
WIN. G. Hahn OF Toledo, was the
guest OF his son, John Hahn, last week.
He is settling up the affairs of the Os-
burg estate. The property is now in
the care of Councilman John G. Hahn.
Miss Freda E. A. Kaeding, Detroit,
Mich, is visiting friends In Perrysburg.
Miss Kaeding has stopped over on her
way home from Sandusky where she
attended the marriage OF her brother,
Rev. w. L. Kaeding OF Detroit.
Dell Segor was overcome by heat
yesterday while pulling tubing on an
oil we'll near Dunbridge. He fell
PROSTATE on the derrick floor and for
some time he was In very serious con-
ditiop. He was picked up by his fellow
workmen and taken to his home a
short distance away, where he revived
after few hours. Sentinel.
The following marriage licenses
were Issued in probate court to-day:
Andrew Maxim, 40, basket maker, and
Ida Hackenburg, 40, of North Balti-
more. Irving M. Andrews, 26,
teamster, and Hattie L. Smith, "a,
both of Ross township. Henry Bernard,
SO, oil man, Saudusky county, and
Arvilla l.. Byers, 81, Risingsun.
County Commissioners Wright and
Boger. OF Lucas county, met with the
commissioners of Wood county at the
court house to consider a joint road
matter in Ross township. 1t seems
that the petition and bond for the road
was filed in Lucas county, when it
should have been filed In Wood, the
older county. The result Is that under
the present conditions neither county
will get the road. Tribune.
BY copy of the Washington Star
we observe that James P. Averill, Of
Atlanta, formerly of Perrysburg was
one of party OF Georgia gentleman
who called upon President Mckinley
to visit Atlanta on July 20, the occasion
heing the 36th anniversary OF the bat
tie of Peachtree creek. when 1t is in
tended to have reunion OF federal ard
ex-coDfederates who participated in
that important engagement.
"A great many psople are asking
the questions, "Who or what are the
Boxersp" The Society OF Boxers con
sists in reality OF clan OF murderers
said to contain over eleven million
semi-barbarians, we'll organized, we'll
armed and we'll trained. They were
originally formed for the purpose OF
protecting honest men in China from
bandits, but as it grew in strength,
dishonest and designing leaders crept
into Its ranks until to-day it has
become a terror to all. but more espec.
tally the Christians.