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Perrysville Happenings |
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Semi-Weekly News (Mansfield): 24 May 1898, Vol. 14, No. 44 |
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Submitted by Amy |
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G.L. Miller and wife will leave Tuesday morning for a few weeks' visit at Carlisle, Pa.
Attorney C.P. Winbigler, of Ashland, was in town Thursday.
Ned Sheehan made a business trip to Mansfield on Wednesday.
The entire school board met Thursday evening and hired S.N. Welsh and Miss Della Guthrie. The board could have made no better choice.
Isaiah Stoner, who has been at Loudonville for some time, returned home Friday.
William Hilton and Kert Walters made a business trip to Wooster Friday.
Dr. A.W. Budd and wife visited with friends at Ashland, Wednesday.
J.B. Childs made a business trip to Cleveland, Thursday.
Mrs. Herm Hilton is visiting with her parents at Loudonville a few days this week.
Mrs. Ella V. Loam, of Boston, Mass., is the guest of H.A. Gallagher and wife.
W.L. Peterson made a business trip to Chicago this week.
Mrs. W.D. Doty visited friends at Clark, Holmes County, Thursday.
Charles Swassick took in the show at Loudonville, Thursday.
J.W. Smith and Harry Gladden have about completed the new building on Bridge and Second street, owned by Miss Emma Ayers.
Ed Feldman, of Feldman Bros., made a business trip to Cleveland this week.
J.M. Hosfeld, of Davis, the jolly good blacksmith, was in town Thursday.
Mrs. M.M. Clugh is visiting Mrs. E.F. Shelley at Loudonville this week.
Ray Caster expects to leave this place to accept a position in Cleveland in the near future.
Jont Coulter, of Mansfield, visited among his friends at Perrysville Saturday. Jont is a good, jolly fellow and the people of Perrysville are glad to see him.
