Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-04-05
PERSONAL. POINTS.


eS-PertOas shO have rslatives ot fSsnds Waiting
vor By Informing Us, or leaving nAues At thIs once,
By postal OF othsrvhe. bee "fF NHs .lusl
Mr.. Paul Dulitz.is home from College
visiting his parents. 9si ~ ro iE,a'
Miss Mary vey has refined from her
visit in Baltimore, Nd. a''T. .Hs'v
Mr.. Josiah Roller spent several days in
st. Lonis this week ON business. @-i.F
will Daggett spent last week in Napo-
leon; home from school at Delaware.
Mr., J. B, Parker, OF yanwert, spent
several days in Napoleon during the past
week,
Miss Matte Squire and sister, and Miss
Culley,r OF Defiance, spent last Sabbath in
Napoleon, go ,Lcr. .s,ry,,........
aMr.Steele and Rush Bigley, OF Della
ware, have been visiting in Napoleon du-
ring the past week. o., ,- l4.ls. r....
Mr.. d. Wilson, of the firm of d. & j.
Wilson, is now in New York making their
spring purchases. Q.ts.ugA
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Groschner attended
the silver wedding of Hon. and Mrs.
Henry Kahlo at Toledo Mondsylast.
Mr.. Daniel greager has returned from
Michigan to Henry county, with his tam
lily, and will make this his home again.
John Dunbar and Rebecca Jane Fellers,
of Napoleon, were married on Tuesday,
March 9th, 1888, by Squire Hunter.-De-
fance Times.
South Toledo Erd:-Miss Mollie Gum
of Napoleon, who has been spending few
weeks with relatives in Toledo and this
city, returns home Saturday accompanied
by Mrs. o. N. and Martie Gum.
DR.. Phillips, of Tiffin, Homeopathist,
has located ia Napoleon. Mr.. Phillips is
a young man of good reputation, a regu-
lar graduate in medicine, and no doubt
will do we'll in our community.
Mr.. d. Richards and family leave for
Hutchinson, Kan, to-day, which place
will be their future home. Mr.. D. has
been resident of Napoleon for twenty
years, and respected by all who knew him.
We wish him success in his western home.
Supt. Austin while in Indiana last week
visited quite Il number of the public
schools in the Hoosier State. Mr.. Austin
thinks our schools better conducted than
are the schools OF Indiana, although that
State carried off the gold medal of the
Centennial.
Mr.. Geo. III. Reeder packed up his grip
sack Tuesday and left for Big Rapids
Mich, his future home. Mr. Reeder has
been prominent business man in Napo.
leon for a number of years, and has made
many friends, who wish him success in
his new location.
A new Democratic voter made its ap-
pearance at the home of Mr.. John Kun2
Monday night, no doubt to hear the DEM
ocratic roosters crow this week. John,
here's to the boy, yourself and family, and
may you live long and prosper, and con-
tinue to vote the Democratic ticket.
Prof. C. w. Williamson, of Lima, form
erly OF this place, has purchased sixty
acre tract OF land four miles east of Wapa'
koneta on the Middle road. The place
was known as the Perry Orr farm.- Wapd.
koneta Dem. Prot. Williamson was for
merly Supt. OF our Union Schools.
F. B. Anger, who has been associate ed.
itor OF the Republican during tho past four
years, has entered into business co-part,
nership with DR.. T. L. Thornton, of the
Sturgis Journal and will assume business
and editorial control of the paper next
Monday. We risk nothing in predicting
that the Journal has fallen into gooG
hands, Charlotte Mich Rep.