Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-04-16

on Court business on Friday.
T w. Tanner left Monday evening 10
Nebraska, on prospec ting tour.
Mr.. Jacob Brown LETT Monday evenin,
for few weeks visit in Nebraska.
Mr.. Beverly, of Columbus, spent severa
days in Napoleon during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Roller have re
turned from their visit to New Orleans.
Mr.. w. II. Kinder, OF Ottawa, paid Ma
poleon pleasant visit on Saturday last.
Toledo NeWs.-Mrs. French, of Napo
leon, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Wilkin
son.
William Reddersen and son Carl, re
turned from their visit to Germany yester
day,
Hon. John Cuff dropped off for a few
hours Monday while on his way to Column
bus.
J. B. Mess, one of the solid citizens O
Marion tow nship, was in the city Mon
day.
Ed. Suydam, of Norwalk, was the guest
OF relatives in Napoleon during the past
week.
Miss Kate Wilson returned Friday from
long and pleasant visit at Youngs.
town.
Bro. Fouke, formerly of the Signal, will
give his attention to farming, we under
stand.
Mr.. s. II. Shoemaker and Fred. Bartels
lett for Kansas last week, Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Gary entertained a
third company Of friends on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Margaret Heller is lying quite sick
at the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. j,
NJ. Shoemaker.
Mr.. Morgan, ofthe Chicago Horsenaau,
has been in the city this week in the inter-
est Of his paper.
J. c. Waltmire was over from Deshler
Saturday, and witnessed the canvasslng
of the primary vote.
Mrs. Lille Guitteau, nee Weisner, of To-
ledo, is visiting her sister Mrs. James A..
Shasteen, in this city.
Hon. Fl. c. Groschner will accompany a
party from Columbus to the New Orleans
Exposition next week.
Judge Moore, of this district took Judge
Haynes place upon the Circuit Court
bench at Toledo Monday.
Rev. o. L. Bsrlor, of Columbus, will
lecture in the Episcopal church to- morrow
evening, also next Sabbath.
Mr.. d. Wilson, of D. q J. Wilson, left
for New York yesterday, to complete their
purchase OF spring and summer goods.
Leipsic Free Press:-Frank Hickerson
and family, OF Mcclure, Ohio, are visiting
their parents near this place this week.
Sycamore News:-D. P. Hudson and
wife, of Napoleon, o., were visiting with
relatives in this place and vicinity last
week.
Tiffin Tribune:-Rev. l. NJ. Houser, of
Napole eon, occupied the pulpit at WASH
ington street Evangelical Church last
Sunday.
Mr.. John Overmyer, who has been in
the city guest OF his son Jacob for the
past week, returned to his home in Cotton
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hiser, of Texas, are
still guests of j. Overmeyer and family.
They will not return until the health of
Mrs. Fl. improves.
Rev. 1. NJ. Houser was married last week
to an estimable young lady OF South To-
ledo. We wish the newly welded couple
all the joys Of Marie life.
Mr.. H. +. Bruins, formerly of Napoleon,
but now Of Stryker, was married to Miss
Rose Drum on March 29th. Lots of friends
here extend congratulations.
1t is currently reported that Edward
Pennock will be made Postmaster at Lib
erty, and William Kaufman at Holgate.
Both very good m en- for the positions.
Judge Sutphen, OF Defiance, was in the
city Friday, visited the court room and
sat beside Judge Handy on the bench.
The Judge was looking remarkably well.
J. B. Parker, Esq, who was nominated
for Mayor without his knowledge or con-
sent. made an excellent run, leading his
ticket in every ward. Mr.. Parker was
also a candidate for member Of school
board and was elected by good majority.
As the gentlemen whom he defeated are
excellent citizens Mr.. P. may consider
himself highly complimented, especially
as he did not seek the Office Pam Vert
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