Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-01

Vlslteu bowling utoeha 10" ""JS ieSs
week. sa--as,----.- .-.-s''- $50
Prosecuting Attorney cahill is visiting
at the home OF his parents in Crawford
county.
Reeder Is offering $3.50 shoe for $3.50,
and everything else in proportion, for
few days only. ,
e. g. Doddand B. u. Sheldon have as
sociated themselves together for the prac-
ticeo law In Toledo.
Rev. Roberts, Of Defiance, has been as
sisting Rev. Zook some in, his protracted
meetings during the past week.
South Toledo Erd:r-Mrs. F. Aller, OF
Napoleon, was the guest Of the Lautzen-
heissrs on Tuesday and Wednesday of the
present week. a-t
Deshler Fyag:-Ex-Prosecuting Attor-
nav Knupp, of Napoleon, called around
to see his friends here, talk of "ye olden
times" and attending to legal business.
The Legislature having adjourned over
from Friday last until Tuesday, Senstor
Norton and Representative Tyler were
home with their constitute nts in the inter
im. t.4.s|
Mr.. Geo. II. Reeder advertises his en-
tire stock at cost, he having decided to
leave Napoleon and remove to Michigan.
We are sorry tolearn that Mr.. Reeder has
such intentions, and should like to see
him reinain in NaDoleOn
We are sorry to learn that Bro. Fouke,
Of the Signal, had severe .tall on the ice
last Thursday evening. He should have
held out, the season OF ice is too near
over to fall now, especially to fall hard
enough to hurt. ..
Ottawa Sentinel: The name of Judge
Haag, of Napoleon, has been mentioned
in connection with the Democratic nomi-
nation for the next State Senate. The
Judge Is a sterling Democrat and II he
{. should be nominated and elected to the
position named, would bring to it one
requisite that some do not, to-wlt: brains.
Mr.. Baker, Auditor, and Mr.. Funk,
Treasurer, of Warsaw, Ind, visited Ma
poleon on Friday last to examine our
court house furniture. Their county has
lust completed magnificent Court House,
costing in tho neighborhood Of 5000, 900,
and they are about to furnish 1t. They
spoke well OF our building ana furniture,
At tho netting OF the Ladies' Relief So
ciety last week the following officers were
elected for'tho ensuing year: President,
Mrs. Philo Suydam; Vice-Presidents,
Mrs. w. s. Balsley, Mrs. s. Bernstein and
Mrs. d. Meekison; Secretary, Mrs. L. L,
+. Orwie; Asst. Secretary, Mrs. VIM. Red.
dersen; Treasurer, Mrs. David Shoemaker,
The following death notice is clipped
from the TT. Wayne Daily Ne,cs, of Feb
23d. Mrs. Mcconnell was formerly res
ident OF Napoleon:
"We are panied to announce the death
ofMrs. Mary Mcconnell, of No. 90 Wesi
Main street, which sad event occurred las,
night, and was caused by an attack o
pneumonia. Within the year past a son
Dr. Will Mcconnell, and II daughter have
died. Mrs. McConnell's funeral will take
place from the Cathedral at halt past one
O'Clock on Sunday afternoon. Her age
was ,titty-hve."
Defiance TimeS:-Herman Hintz, of Ma
poaeon, came to Defiance Monday to es
cspesthe high water.-Moses Kittner ant
wife, accompanied by Misses Clara and
Theresa Bernstein, Of Napoleon, leav'
next Tuesday for Peru, Indiana, to attend
the wedding ofMr. Simon Hrsh and Mis-
Theresa Kittner.-R. NJ. Calkins, of Ma
poleon, spent Tuesday in Defiance.
Martin Knapp, OF Napoleon, spent Thurs
day in tins aity.--Mrs. Chas. Rostetter
ofNapoleon. who has been the guest o
her daughter, Mrs.F. I. Wolsiffer, for tn
past two weeks, returned home to-day.
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