Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-10-27
Personal.

Dr. Mccain, Of Troy, Is In town.
Rev. n. B. C. Love was in Napoleon on
Tuesday. TFt
Hon. W. W. Jones, of Toledo, was in the
city Tuesday.
S. NJ. Hague, Esq, is eonvalescing after
a severe illness.
Capt. and Mrs. Draper, Of Toledo, arein
Napoleon visiting.
Mrs. J. H. Tyler is confined to her resi-
dence by erysipelas.
Mrs. ]. F. Foust, of Defiance, is visiting
friends in this place.
Hon. S. s. Bloom, ofShelby, was in town
Tuesday on legal business.
Gen. Geo. f. Wells, of Toledo, was in
the Court room on Tuesday.
Mrs. Coy, Of Toledo, is in Napoleon the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Cary.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Chidister returned Saturday
from her visit in Champaign county.
John Wilson is still confined to his home
by sickness. He is having long siege Of
it.
Mrs. Ella Ritchie, fNew York City, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Ryder.
Mrs.W.D. Blackman attended the funer-
al Of Mrs. Jerome Murray at Toledo on
Saturday last.
Col. Norton Smother and aunt, of Cleve-
land, spent Sabbath with him and his fam
lily in Napoleon.
j.. c. Saur has been in New York during
the past week, gathering in the novelties
for the holiday trade.
Mrs. Ann Mcwilliams and Mrs. ]. W.
Miller spent Sabbath with their daughters
at Painsville, where the young ladies are
attending school.
Mr.. A. Johns, of South Napoleon, was
given pleasant surprise by his many
friends on the 10th inst. He was presented
with very fine arm chair.
Will Donahue, who has been employed
in the Woke Cooper Shop, left on Monday
night last for Chicago where he has Sc.
cured position with the Standard Oil Co
During the past week d. ]. Humphrey
has visited several places looking up 9
plan for finishing up the inside of his new
drug room. He has the finest BUSINESS
block in town.
Mr.. Lee Hartman has taken the insur
ance business from Auditor-elect Evers
and will conduct it hereafter. He repre-
sents some of the best companies in the
country. His office is over w. w. Frease''
shoe store.
The following legal lights of State repu
tation are here engaged in the Scott case
John McSweeney, of Wooster, Judge Rit
chic and G. H. Scribner, of Toledo, for tn
defense, and Jas. R. Tyler, of Perrysburg
for the prosecution.
The friends in Napoleon of Mr.. Jerom
Murray, of Toledo, will be panied to hea
of the death of his wife, which sad even
occurred on the evening Of the Goth inst
Mrs. Murray nad Deen suHerer ior owe
a year, and was in her 42d year at the tim
of her death.
Miss Lillian Chase, the very accom-
plished artiste en- parole, of Syracuse,
Y, was in the city yesterday en- route t
Napoleon, from Mansfield, where she CAV
two very delightful entertainments durin
the week. Among her auditors was Mrs
Senator Sherman. 1t is not unlikely ths
Miss Chase may shortly appear before
Toledo audience.-SundGy Journal.
Miss Humphrey, having resigned he
position as teacher in the Grammar De
partment of the Union Schools, she is sue
. ceeded by Mrs. Munson, OF Oberlin. Dun
ing the short stay of Miss Humphrey i
our schools she has proved herself an e.
ficient and valuable teacher, and has mad
hosts of warm friends who reluctantly Sc
her go away. Mrs. Munson for Ion
time has been tutor in Oberlin College
, and no doubt will fill her position in tn
Napoleon schools acceptably to all.
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