Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-06-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
Items About Our Own and Other
People.

People.
W. W. Campbell spent Sunday in FOstoris.
A. z. Bryan, of Liberty, was in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Long. canal Supt., was in the city
Saturday.
DR.. Haag, of Liberty, spent Tuesday in
Napoleon.
Mrs. Carroll, of Grand Rapids, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Frazier, of Tifin, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Haly.
VIM. Parker, an employe of this Office, is
visiting in Illinois.
J.J. Malley returned Friday, after an alb
sence of few days.
Recorder Durbin spent several days at his
old country home last week.
August Hirseland has assumed his duties as
Janitor of the Court House.
Joe Halter has been nursing carbuncle on
his arm during the past week.
Hon. w. ~. Hill was III the city luuISudy.
Several of the boys had their rods up.
Mrs. ]. M. Shoemaker and her mother will
visit in Battle Creek, Mich, next week.
Elder Baldwin, of Toledo, occupied the
Presbyterian pulpit, last Sabbath evening.
Toledo Bee:-Hon. John Cuff. Representa-
tive from Henry county, is in the city on U. s.
Court grand jury.
Mrs. 'Albertson. of Knifin, Iowa, and Mrs.
Bigger of Hutchinson, Kan, are guests of
their sister. Mrs. R. B. Heller.
Miss Mary Findley, of Hamler, died very
suddenly. on Sunday. She was an estimable
young lady, and her death casts gloom over
the community.
Mrs. D. Ramsey, of Clyde, niece of the
late DR.. McHenry. was in attendance at his
| funeral last week. She is a guest at the home
of VIM. V. McHenry.
Mr.. Gustave Kohler has purchased the in
terest of his partner and is now going 1t
alone again. Mr. X. is a good citizen and
business man and we wish him success.
We understand that Capt. R. B. Heller, of
F. Co., will hand in his resignation this week.
We are not informed who will be his success
sor. The boys will hate to lose Capt. Heller.
| Mr.. F. B. Anger, of the Sturgis, Mich }
Republican,, has been in the city a few days
during the past week. Frank looks as natur-
al as when he used to be a resident of this
place.
Mr.. W. ]. Connolly of Mcclure, was in
town Saturday and reports things fiourishina
in that burg We are pleased to learn that
Mr.. C. has received an appointment on the
Narrow Guage as postal clerk.-Libertl
Press.
Mr.. Ed. Pennock has received his commits
sion as Postmaster of Liberty Center. w
congratulate Mr.. Pennock upon his appoint
ment, and the good Democrats of Liberty
now that they have one of their own stripe il
their post-office.
Rev. Ambrose Hollington, of Toledo, o..
delivered the carlton at Grand Rapids, O., OF
Decoration Day. The Memorial sermon wa:
preached in the NJ. E. Church, by Rev. j. R
Colgan. The church was tastefully decorated
and a good and appreciative audience wa
present.
Mr.. Henry March died quite suddenly, o
heart disease, Saturday evening. He was {
member of the Grand Army and took part il
the decoration services on Saturday after
noon. He leaves wife and several children
His funeral took place Tuesday morning from
the Presbyterian church, under the direction
of the Grand Army boys. One by one, slow
ly yet surely, are the comrades of the late wa
passing away
Mr.. Lewis Mutton called at our Office Tues
day and gave us a few statistics regardin!
himself. He was born near Marietta, Ohio
in 1916, came to Henry county in 1873. FL
lived with his parents until both died. Hi
father was in the war of 1912. Mr.. Mutton i
now 70 years old, and has never had the at
tention of physician until this spring, whel
he was troubled with the dropsy and called il
the services of DR.. Powell, under whose car
he has improved, but has not entirely re
covered his usual good health. If all were a
"wiry" as Mr.. Mutton what would become o
our physicians?