Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-09-24
PERSONAL ASb SOCIETY
Items About Our own and Other
la s,a5 ~ People. hof lsi3

HON. Jonn Cun was IN town Monday.roa
Hon. w. D. Hill was in town Tuesday.
DR.. France is at the Miller house to-day.
Fred Leseuer, Of Defiance, was in the city
Tuesday. ~ ~ Ta.ft L1oWa+'d y
Judge Latty, Of Defiance, was in this city
yesterday. " EsH4a t3'F
Earnest Crockett has been visiting in Sen
eca county. ''@
a, z. Mcclure, Of Ottowa. was in the city
last Friday.
Mr.. Il. h. Ham, of wauseon, was in the
city Tuesday. 5r.
W. 7. Chapman has removed from Ridge
vile to Pettisville. ,s- q,
Dan Ailer, of Texas, was in town last Fri
day and Saturday. y-,t ast,yt
Miss Ella Geering has returned from her
visit in Philadelphia. as 5tl.yls I'd
Commissioner John Ryan, of Lucas county,
was in town Monday. ia |u
Miss Nellie Finnucan has returned from
her visit to Cleveland. e ljrfi Y
F. M. RummeIl and family spent Sunday
with friends in Bryan. .I L".trfsgsl
Miss Sue Yeager, II wauseon, is visiting
in Napoleon this week. pf'7il 5I'i 3
W. W McGiffn ahd j. C. Jones, of Cotton,
were in the city Saturday. ~ ta' 7i52f -
Mr.. Reed Siford, of Wauseon, is visiting
his parents and taking in the fair.
Miss Mamie Keil, of Bucyrus, is the guest
of her sousin, Miss Ida Augenstein.
Miss Ella Davis returned last week frcm
her summers visit in Newton, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Wisler entertained a
company of friends Tuesday evening.
Julian Tyler left for Chicago ON Tuesday.
He will make that city his future home.
Mrs. W. v. McHenry returned Tuesday
from two weeks visit in Bowling Green.
L. B. Peaslee and ex-P Prosecuting Attorney
Enos, of Defiance, were in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Moore, nee Millie Dittenhaver, of
Norwalk, is visiting her parents in this city.
J. N. High and wife start this week for the
west. They expect to be gone until Decem-
Der. 20oiI 2ll}H ehl:3 o
Mrs. Jno. Lighthiser and daughter, of Fife
Lake, Mich, are visiting relatives in this
place. ''4 ~ " d#f 4l.34 raHi
Miss Nellie Downs and Mrs. NJ. Kittner, of
Defiance, visited the family of s. Bernstein
to-day. '4 F'H Fi-1f 4
Miss Adelaide N. Keating, of Kewasha,
Mich, is guest Of E. N. and K. G. Crockett
in Grellton. s bi',4@u uI t'1 iFti
Mrs. Reuben Reiter and granddaughter
Alta McHenry, returned Tuesday from visit
in Attica, Ind. ' 'i' oi .@2li"4
Miss Ida Augenstein returned Friday morn
ing from a six weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Tifin and Bucyrus. s'i 'ao
Mrs. J. Hafer, who has been spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Frease, left last Friday for her home in Fl.
Scott, Kan. E75e ~ 4ifli,#
Old Uncle Henry Schall, Of New Bavaria,
was in town Tuesday. We are glad to note
that he is recovering from his recent attack
of ill health. ''sN'2s n ftE sft 'Hff
DR.. Lenhart, Secretary of Fulton County
Central Committee, and Mr..
Conkling, Democratic candidate for Repre-
sentative Of Fulton county, both of wauseon,
we're in the city Monday. a'E' a@j
Mr.. Henry Fricke, Wabash agent at Oko-
Iona, and Miss Alice, daughter of Henry
Boardner, of Flatrock township, were mar
ried last Thursday. The happy couple left
in the afternoon for short trip east.
Mrs Anna Roach, of Aurora, Ind, is visit
ing old friends here. Mrs. Roach was former |
resident of Napoleon, and is now q successful |
business woman of Aurora, where she is |
highly esteemed. While here she will visit |
our fair which is in successful operation.
Mrs. R. Steedman McCann, of Monclova,
4 former resident of Napoleon, recited at the
Army of the Cumberland reunion, at Grand
Rapids, Mich, the, poem entitled "The
Grand Army" BY Mrs. Kate B. Sherwood.
She was introduced by Gen. Sheridan, and in |
response to an encore, she was led forward
by Governor Alger, Of Michigan, and by |
earnest request recited Buchanan Reads |
'Sheridan's Ride" i5
Mr.. II. E. Krotz has left the employment
Of ]. G, Saur, and next week will pitch his |
tent in the Hoosier State, he having purchas-
ed drug store at Angola, Stuben county. |
Henry has been with the drug house Of J. G. |
Saur for seven years, and il is only his de- |
termination to go into business for himself |
that induces his employers to let him 60. |
The citizens of Angola will find him to be an
agreeable and accommodating gentleman, a |
thorough druggist, and fully up to the times
IN the compounding of prescriptions.
Mr.. William Lighthiser, one of our best
known and most progressive farmers, has |
sold out and is about to remove to Macon |
county, Ill. He has leased fine large farm |
one owned by Mr.. John collars, a |
former resident of Henry county. While we |
lislike to lose such men as, Mr.. collars and
Mr.. Lighthiser from our midst, we congrat- |
llate the citizens of Macon county upon their
acquisition, Mr.. Lghthiser leaves behind
,im record of being good, square, honest
nan, and one of the best stock raisers we
sver had. Success attend him, say we9all.
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MARRIED, g 2siiA I
HITTs HILLS, On the 18th Of Sept, 1885,
oy A. s. Stukey, j. p, Mr.. John Hits and
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