Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-03-26
PERsoNAL AND soCIETY

Nat. Tyler is home.
Jas. Allen is nursing spfAined ankle.
G. C. Young, of Liberty, was in town
Friday.
Mrs. Strome, OF Tfin, is aguest:of Miss
Lydia Palmer. ..
Mr.. J. B. Mess, of Marion, was in the
city Tuesday. .,.. ... .'
Mr.. P. C. Schwab, OF New Bavaria, was
in town Tuesday.
Elmer Cowdrick is home from Medical
College at Chicago.
Mr.. NJ. E. orcutt, OF Defiance, was in
the city yesterday.
Auditor Evers was in Toledo Thursday
on business pertaining to his Office.
Hon. H. c. Groschner, A. Pilliod and
VIM. Brand spent last Thursday in Tole-
do.
DIR. France, OF New York, will visit Ma
poleon at the Miller House, Thursday,
April I'd.
Mrs. S. L. French will return home next
Saturday, and will be in her studio for
two weeks. ...
Judge and Mrs. D. Meekison very pleas
antly entertained company OF friends
Tuesday evening. --Ls. an
Mrs. Cosgrove, of Virginia, ILL.,, attend
ed the funeral Of her mother, Mrs. J. w.
Hudson on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ludeman return
ed Saturday from visit to the Worlds
Exhibition at New Orleans.
Gen. Steven preached in the M. f.
Church last Sabbath. He also preached
the funeral sermon of Isaac Shook.
Messrs Ed. Miller, of Fl. Wayne, j. e.
Ward, Toledo, and John Shook, of East
Toledo, attended the fun eral of J. P. Shook
on Sabbath.
Jim Peyton sold beans for popcorn and
called them turnips this week. Cause, q
new girl at his house. All is we'll and do
ing well.
Miss Mary McGarvey and her brother
Eddie, of Liberty Center, left for Manti-
cello, ILL.,, on the %, where they intend to
make their future home.
We regret to announce the death of the
wife of Mr.. w. s. Young. Mrs. Young
was victim of consumption, from which
she suffered long time. .
Our young friend John ]. Reiser, re-
joices in a new baby girl. We eextend con-
gratulations to all interested, especially
the baby's grandpap Mat.
Mr.. John Meekison has been appointed
guard in the Ohio Penitentiary, and has
entered upon his duties as such. John
will make an excellent guard.
Mr.. Mohn and Miss May Hancock were
married at the residence of the brides par
ents on the 18th inst. and have gone to
Huntington, Ind, the home of Mr.. Mohn. |
Commissioner Chas. Blake, of Fulton
county, has been in the city this week,
in the interest OF the Lockerm an Joint
Ditch which is now in the hands of the
Probate Court.
Mr.. Isaac Shook, after long suffering
from consumption, died at his residence
in this place on last Friday. His burial
took place on Sabbath, under the charge
of the Grand Army, of which association
he was an honored member. His estima-
BILE wife and little children have the SYM
pathies OF the community.
Three couples from town were spliced !
last week. F. C. Holder to May Talbot of
Miss Susie Markloff to Adam
Keller of Waterville, the other Frank
Beals to Miss Dill, were almost strangers
here, though residents for few months.
Frank Holder has gone to Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, where he has Job on the Chicago
& North Western r. R., and will send for |
his wife as soon as he can get established. |
Mr.. Keller and wife will go on to Mr..
Markloff's Henry county farm April L.
South Toledo Era.
Letters remaining uncalled for at the
Ohio, Post Office, for the week
ending March. 25, 1885:
Mrs. Burkhart, Mr.. Jerry Cooley, Mrs.
Mary Jane Coss, Mr. Henry Cordes, DIR.
e. T.. Done Philetua Glore Mr. Gaoroa