Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-09-02
In the Buckeye State

Marion.-Charged with having kick
ed his wife senselcss with his wooden
leg, William Mason was arrested and
held without bond.
Massillon.-George Snyder, aged Is,
shot and killed Jacob Junior, 16 years
old, following quarrel over a chew
of tobacco. Snyder escaped.
Kenton.-Miss Emma Yeager, of this
city, has been appointed as the matron
at the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
home at Xenia. She has assumed her
duties.
Celina.-Former County Surveyor A.
w. Fishbaugh was injured seriously
in head-on collision of bicycles here.
He was turning corner when he col
lided with Edwin Studer, who was
injured severely.
East Liverpool.-John Sullivan, of
St. Marys, O., ex-state printer and past
grand master of the grand lodge of
Odd Fellows of Ohio, assumed the
business and editorial management of
the Evening Review here.
Hamilton.-Relatives of Peter and
John Bauer, who were near Wallace,
Idaho, in the heart of the Occur
G'Alene forest fire zone,. fear for their
safety. Every effort made so far to
reach them by wire has proved futile.
Piqua.-Sammy Davis, aged 6, while
fishing in the Miami and Erie canal
at Tippecanoe City, discovered that
he had hooked the body of baby.
The child was less than a month old.
1t had been killed by a blow on the
head
Bellefontaine.-The making of new
pupil for an eve was the operation
performed here by Bellefontaine oc.
culist to give sight to Josephine, s.
year-old daughter of E. H. Gunnett,
of Plain City. The child has been
blind since few days after birth.
Sandusky.-C. F. Monroe, of Gallon,
member of the Republican state CEN
trail committee from the Thirteenth
Congressional district, has rendered
Maj. C. B. Wilcox membership on
the Republican state executive com
mittee to fill vacancy. Wilcox &C.
cepted.
Columbus.-The petition in error in
the case of the Mosler Safe Co., OF
Cincinnati, against Henrietta Hender.
son and d. Norman, from the Hamil.
ton county courts, was filed in the
supreme court. The case is a suit
for damages, and the second time IL
has reached the highest tribunal.
Sandusky.-Ohio Reunion Associa
tion of Elks, in convention at Cedar
Point, elected H. N. Schlesinger, Co
lumbus, president; e. T. Allen, Gin
cinnati; p. c. Remick, Ashtabula, and
H. G. Merydith, Marietta, first, second
and third vice presidents, respective
ly; George p. Meyers, Cleveland, sec
retary, and John F. Burkett, Findlay
treasurer.
Marysville.- Judge d. f
Thornton was granted a divorce IL
the common pleas court, from Eva ID
Thornton. on the grounds of gross neg
ect of duty and cruelty. Mrs. Thorn
ton was granted $4,000 alimony anC
awarded the custody of their mino
daughter Lamont, aged z years. ant
also allowed $3.50 for five years for tn,
support of the child. The couple wer,
married on April c, 1893.
Bellefontaine.-C. r. Martin. wifi,
and grandson, Edwin Kleepfer of thi
city, motoring in runabout, were in
jured at Westville, when loose boar,
in bridge flew up and broke the axl
of the car. Mrs. Martin and the bo
were thrown out and rendered uncor
scious.
Cleveland.-Cary r. Album. aged 2t
master of the boys farm at Hudson
has resigned to become secretary t
Senator Burton. Album succeed
Roger A. Selby, of Portsmouth. o., VIII
has been Mr.. Burton's chief secretar
since Henry r. Ball quit the post I
become secretary to Mayor Baehr