Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-03-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
Items About Our Own and Other
People.

VIM. Flenner, OF Defiance, was in the
city Monday.
F. NJ. Baldwin returned from New York
on Saturday.
B. F. Wade, Esq, of Toledo, was in
town, Monday.
Herman Hints, of New Bavaria, was in
town Monday.
VIM. Kaufman, of Holgate, was in tine
city Tuesday.
Chss. Hornung, of New Bavaria, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. C. D. Hodley, of Norwalk, is visit
ing Mrs. John Modem.
Our printer friend, w. S. Hamnaker,
will be P. NJ. Of Findlay.
Miss Mamie Talbot visited Grand Rap
ids during the past week.
Clark Durbin and Mr.. Webster, of Nc
Clure, were in town Friday.
Ex-Recorder Daniel Hartnett came up
from Washington tp. Monday.
D. Nc Dougall, Registrar, of Berlin, Cam
ada, visited r. Hudson last week.
Oswald Sitord left yesterday for De-
troit, where he has accepted aposition.
Mrs. Robertson, OF North Amherst, O.,
is guest of her sister, Mrs. Warren Balls
ley.
Bro. Johnson, of the Times, and F. H.
Voigt, Esq, OF Holgate, were in the city
Monday.
Gustav Kohler left on visit to the far
West on Monday. He will ice absent
four weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Ingle, of Napoleon, return
ed home Monday from her visit at Bowl
ing Green.
Ed. Palmer moved on his farm, three
miles south of Napoleon. last Monday
Defiance Dem.
Miss Minnie Haas, of Ft. Wayne, Ind,
formerly of Napoleon, visited her parents
here last week.
South Toledo Era:-Mrs: Chas. Daum of
Napoleon is home visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Scherer.
Ex-County Treasurer John c. McLain
with his family will move back to his
farm in Damascus township.
Ottawa Gazette:-Mr. and Mrs. John
Hornung, ofNew Bavaria, spent Sunday
with T. D. Campbell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Koller leave next
week on an extended trip to Hot Springs,
Ark, and the Worlds Exposition at New
Orleans.
Defiance EIpress:-G. w. Gardner, Of
Napoleon, stopped off here Saturday
evening "to see his GIRL" while on his
way to New Orleans.
A sleigh load of happy Napoleon people
spent All exceedingly pleasant evening at
the country home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weible on last Friday night.
For the first time in many weeks Mr..
A. B. Scribner visited his place of business
Monday, having almost recovered from a
severe attack of rheumatism.
Our old Democratic friend, Thos. W.
Warner, will come to town with his FAM
ily to live next week. He has a public
sale at his farm on the 9th. We hope
town life will be pleasant to him.
Mr.. John Meekison, of Strathroy,
Canada, is a guest of Judge Meekison and
family. When he returns home his sister
Mary, who has been spending the winter
in Napoleon, will accompany him.
Wauseon 19ibune:-Mrs. George Tress-
Ter and daughters, Edith and Lillian, from
Temple, Texas, are visiting at her fathers
H. H. Van Fleet, this week, and next
with her uncle, Robert Fowler, of York
township.
Wauseon Erpositor:- Barnes
and three other gentlemen of Napoleon,
came over Tuesday to enjoy the sleighing.
They report the snow to have drifted
badly in many places. Although out OF
office Barnes is the same genial fellow as
of yore. He will spend most of the COM
ing summer on his farm near Napoleon.
Mr., and Mrs. Austin entertained tn {
senior class of the high school at the Mil
Ter House on Friday evening last. The
class consists OF the following pupils, who
will graduate at the close of the summer
term Of school: May Wilson, Nellie Lem.
ert, Nettie Hildred, Jacob Crawford, Chas
Frease and julius Bernstein.
A large surprise party of friends took
possession of the residence of Mr.. Josiaf
Roller last Saturday evening, that day be
ing his 55th birthday. Mr.. X. was taker
wholly by surprise, but stood the racke
like a major, and before the enjoyments o
the evening were over Mrs. Roller re
called the guests with sumptuous repast
which was highly relished by all present
Mr.. Roller was the recipient of a numbe
of presents, among which we noticed
large doll baby, jumping jack, moutl
organ, primer, &C., not very valuable II
themselves, but forcible reminder that nj
home is complete without baby! Joslal
took the hint and promised to do the bes
; he could, under the circumstances!
R1DaEv1LLE CORNERS, Mch. 3, 1855.
ED. NoRTHwEsT:-Please say in you
next issue that through misunderstand
ing, lust after Cleveland was elected, tn
Pennblicans got a few of our Democrat