Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-06-22
LOCAL NEWS. &c.
personal.


Personal.
Mayor Hnag visited Toledo on Friday.
sheriff Daum visited Bryan on Monday.
DR.. Blair has returned from his western
visit.
Mrs. John siiord is visiting her parents
in Tifin.
Miss Mary Barnes is the guest Of friends
in Toledo. A-
Harry Tyler, of Fl. Wayne, sundayed
in Napoleon.
Lon Shoemaker, OF Defiance, was in Ma
poleon Sabbath.
DIR. Conditt visited his father at Perrys-
burg on Sabbath.
Mrs. Josiah Kol!er is visiting in wy
andot county.
E. Cowdrick and wife are visiting at
Petoskey, Mich.
Born, on Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Shoemaker, son.
Miss Kate Wilson has returned from her
visit to Oberlin and Elyria.
Messrs. Karst & Woodruff, the contract
ors, were in town Tuesday.
Hon. and Mrs. j. N. High visited Ft.
Wayne during the past week.
MIR. Willie Kneale, OF Colburn, Ind, is
visiting relatives in this place.
John Rowland and wife were guests of
Rev. and Mrs Donahey on Tuesday.
Mrs. Kain, of Dresden, Ohio, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Geo. Dittenhaver.
Findlay JET: Miss May Sheffield, of
Napoleon, is visiting Mrs. s. III. Nichols.
Mrs. Norton, of Cleveland, is here visit
ing the family OF her son, Col. J. D. Nor
ton.
Mrs. AS. Conditt has been the guest Of
her parents at Tontogany during the past
week.
The wife of s. O. Rakestraw is lying
quite sick at her residence on Washington
street.
Rev. John Zook exchanged pulpits with
Rev. F. A. Matthias, of Bryan, last Sab
bath.
Mrs. Jake Leist has been the guest of
her parents in Liberty few days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bowerman returned
on Saturday from visit in Michigan and
Indiana.
Heenan Beilharz, of Canton, O., has been
visiting his parents in Napoleon for few
days past.
Mrs. Sterling, OF Weston, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Wetherell and family Saturday
and Sunday.
John Theisen, Jr., left on Saturday last
for Saginaw, Mich, where he has accepted
position in mill.
win Dittenhaver left yesterday for
GAINESVILLE, where he win visit friends and
relatives tor a few days.
DR.. Fl. McHenry returned last week
fromia visit to Washington City and his
old home in Pennsylvania.
Miss Lou Dittenhaver has concluded to
remain in Napoleon until next fall, when
she will return to Leadville, Col.
Grant Hayes is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson, of Napoleon, at his home
on Prospect street, Bowling Green Dem.
Miss Ada McWilliams returned home
last week from school at Painesville. She
was compelled to leave before the close of
the term on account of illness.
B. F. Stout attended meeting OF the
Directors of the Norwalk Mutual Protec-
tion Association of Ohio heldat Norwalk
last week. He reports the association in
satisfactory condition.
Hutchinson, (Ka.) Herald: 8"Miss Liz
zie Bigger, Of Napoleon, O., is visiting her
uncle LA. Bigger. Mr.. E. s. Blair, Of
Napoleon, OHIO, reached here on Monday
He will stop some time"
Daniel Hess left for Columbus on yes-
terday. His son, who has been attending
school at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
will accompany his father home to-day,
his first term of schooling being up.
Mrs. D. J. Humphrey is attending this
week the closing exercises Of the college at
Painsville, Ohio, at which her daughter
Mary is going to school. Before returning
home she will also attend commencement
at Oberlain College.
DEATH OF MRS. w. G. CoovER.-It is
our painful duty this week to record the
death of the wife of our fellow citizen, W.
G. Coover. After lingering illness Mrs.
Coover was called to her long home early
Monday morning, her life being given up
to that fell destroyer Consumption. She