Perrysville Happenings 31 May 1898

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Perrysville Happenings
Semi-Weekly News (Mansfield): 31 May 1898, Vol. 14, No. 46

Submitted by Amy

W.E. Hubbard, of Crestline, was in town Thursday.

Mrs. Catz, of Cleveland, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ben Feidman.

Miss Alice Wise, of Jelloway, is rusticating among friends at this place.

Mr. & Mrs. J. Tugand, of Loudonville, were guests of J.W. Covert and family, Thursday.

Dr. S.N. Alban attended the funeral of his brother at Findlay last Monday.

Daniel Babst and wife of Crestline, were guests of Prof. J.S. Sample and family this week.

Harry Zody is at Dayton this week as representative to the grand lodge of Knights of Pythias. He goes as representative of Leetonia Lodge, of this place.

Charles O. Harrow and wife, of Findlay, are visiting friends here.

John Doty, who is attending Business College at Mansfield, attended commencement at this place Thursday.

William Gretzinger and Miss Nellie Bowman were married Friday evening, the Rev. Cramer, officiating.

Karl Ayers, who is attending school at Wooster, was at home Thursday among his friends here.

Mrs. Izova Shipley, of Harrisburg, who has been the guest of Harry Kershner and family a few weeks, returned home Friday evening.

Miss Lilla Eberhart, of Mifflin, visited with her parents over Sunday.

Amasa Jones, who has been in California for the past seven months, returned home Friday.

Ben Yale, of Waynesfield Chronicle, attended commencement exercises at this place Thursday evening.

C.L. Myers, wife and son, of Galion, were guests of H.A. Gallagher and wife.

Mrs. O.E. Yarnell, of Mansfield, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. W.E. Jones.

Detroit Parr was at Mansfield Friday and purchased three fine horses for his livery business.

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