Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-10-06
Ohio Happenings

copal church at DeGraff, and will
move has family to that city within
the next few days. Rev. e. A. Strother
of Fayette has been named to succeed
Mr.. Keller in this city.
Marysville. = Big Four Engineer
James Deer, with train of 25 cars of
stock, made the run from Brightwood,
Ind, to Bellefontaine, 1877 miles, in
less than four hours. Every mile of
the trip is upgrade, and two stops
were made.
Bellefontaine.-Willi r. Spanger,
an aged German, has been arrested
on a trespassing charge brought by
Josephine Keifaber of Champaign
county. Spanger recently purchased
land from the plaintiff but failed to
purchase right-of-way through her
adjoining property. Now he finds he
cannot reach his own land.
East iverpool-Charged with vio-
lating either child labor or nine-hour
laws with reference to employment of
females, two store managers and five
miliners were arrested here on
charges preferred by Miss Bertha
Saltgaver of Bellaire, representing the
state department of workshops and
factories.
East Liverpool.-The Property Own.
ers and Taxpayers Protective asso-
citation has been formed here by lead
| ing business men of the city and
county to take charge of the liberal
side of the approaching wet and dry
campaign.
Coshocton.-Katie White, an emf
grant, bound for the west on Pan
Handle train, suffered the loss of a
twenty-dollar bill from the roll"
which she fondled as her train
whizzed through the village of Adams
Mills, west of here, the bill blowing
out of the window. Train officials no.
! titled the next station, Trinway, of the
loss and the agent telephoned to
! Adams Mills asking that search be
made. The money was found and the
agent wired Columbus to reimburse
the woman and charge to the Trinway
office. Katie found her money wait
ing for her when she reached Colum.
bus and declares America wonder
full country
Coshocton.-In doing a slide for life
down wire from the top of a tele-
phone pole, Dean Davis, aged s, fell,
crushing his left arm at the elbow so
that amputation was necessary.
Blaine.-John Sabotek, aged 35, was
caught under fall of stone at the
mine of the Lorain Coal and Dock
company and died few hours later.
Leetonia.-William Schweitzer, aged
so, and considered the Oldest Odd Eel
low in Ohio, is dead here.
ncinnati.-Benjamin Eggleston, a
young Cincinnatian, formerly en-
ployed in the interior department at
Washington, who mysteriously disap-
peared while travelling from an Indian
agency in New Mexico to one in South
Dakota, has been located at Jefferson
Barracks, Mo-, where he enlisted as a
private. While secret service agents
and government inspectors were
securing the country for him, Eggles-
ton wrote letter to his aunt in Gin
cinnati, telling of his whereabouts.
New Philadelphia-Peter Gribble,
aged so, coal miner at Midvale, five
miles east of this city, went to his
barn and blew his head off with a
shotgun. He was out of work and
Respondent.
Bellaire.-John Roberts, aged 95
the oldest constable in the United
States, will participate in the John
parade at the Bellaire homecoming
next week and has challenged any
member of the Bill" parade who is
over II years of age to 100-yard
dash on the street following the pa
rade.
Columbus Grove. The seventy
=. fourth annual session of the North
western Ohio Christian church confer
ence, in session in Vaughnsville, is
! largely attended, with a strong in
terest manifested, excelling even for
mer years. Judge A. M. Heidlebaugf
of Columbus Grove is president of the
. conference.
Marion. = Shot accidentally Will,
Verne Penyerd was carelessly hand
ling a revolver, Claude Meley, aget
20, is dead from his injury. The bul
icN puuCluTtu lHe SlOLhdSh, iNci ain
lungs. Penyerd is Frustrated.
/ Newark.-Another shadow Of tn,
/ lynching of Carl Etherington in July
1910, was cast upon the community
when Lillian Bush appeared for di
, vorce from her husband, Joseph Bush
now in the Mansfield reformatory oil
; the charge of manslaughter. Charge
: are set up that, although they hav'
been married since 1906, he has faile'
to provide for her, and at the time o
} his arrest he was living with anothe
woman; also that he is now a sell
convicted prisoner.
Port Clinton.-Jackson Quisno, age,
r 70, a well known and progressive frui
grower of Bay township, died sudden
, ly of heart failure at his home Sal
urday night.
Sfeuhanyilla - Carl Reese ALA