Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-02-11
PERSONAL AsDsoCIBTY
Items About Our own and Other
People.


Sheriff Aller visited Columbus this week.
Er!Treasu rer Pilliod was in town Monday.
Geo. Wright, of Liberty, was with rs Mon
day.
10. Merritt, of Hamler, was in the city
Monday. r
Miss Lou Blaekman has returned to her
home in Wsuseon. 't
Mrs. D. F. welsted is visiting her daughter
in Liberty township.
Dan Challenger, "Uncle Dan," of Malinta
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Knupp visited friends in Defiance
during the past week. .....-. -..'
Miss EfRe Scribner visited in Wauseon
during the past week.
The band serenaded W. G. Coover and
bride Saturday evening.
W. d. Smith, of Howard, Kan, is visiting
his parents in this county.
Miss Carrie Berger, of Pittsburgh, is a
guest of Miss Lille Heller.
A. NJ. Gidley, of Damascus township, paid
the county seat visit Monday.
Mr.. Sheats, hardware merchant, OF Graz nd
Rapids, was in this city Monday. t
Miss Ella Eirlie is assisting in the bank
during the alb sense of Frank Blair.
Mrs. Jas. Emery was called TO Detroit on
account of the death of her mother.
Mrs. Easterly. of Syracuse, N. Y. is
guest at the home of DIR. A. 81. Tyler.
Miss Lena Crawford, of Liberty, visited
her aunt, Mrs. ]. B. Couch, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Cahill spent few
DAYS in Defiance during the past week.
Mr.. Harry Tyler, of Ft. Wayne, is spend
ing season with his parents in this city.
Bob Hollister, of Chicago, visited old
friends in Napoleon during the past week.
Senator Groschner came up from Colum-
bus on Friday. He retur ned on Tuesday.
Mrs. s. E. French, the artist, will occupy
the old Miller residence on Clinton street.
Misses Nelia and Anna Shoner will start to-
day for visit with friends and relatives in
Tifin.
Prof. ]. E. Fast, of Holgate, has accepted
the superintendency of the North Baltimore
public schools.
DIP. Hudson is convalescing from injur-
les received some two weeks ago by being
thrown from his buggy.
We regret to learn of the serious illness OF
the wife of Hon. John Cuff, but pleased to
hear that she is recovering.
Miss Tot Smith, who has been visiting IN
Napoleon for some time, returned to her
home in Findlay this week.
Our old Democratic friend, who has known
We editor from the cradle up, L. A. Beilharz
of Liberty, was in town Monday.
Miss Lille Heller will entertain the Owl
Club, of Toledo, tomorrow evening, in hon
or of her friend, Miss Berger, of Pittsburg.
Miss Laura Harrison, accompanied by hel
guest, Miss Kiddef; of Terre Haute, Ind.
l visited in Monroeyille and Oberlin during
the past week.
Auditor Evers was in Columbus last week
n before the State Board of Equalization, il
!. the matter of the assessment for taxes of tn
i Dewey Stave Co.
Mr.. John Rentz, of Monroe township, wa
a in town Monday for the first time in the pas
- two months, having been confined to hi
J. home by sickness.
Mr.. A. W. Dannenberg, of Elk Creek, Neb
! who has been visiting in this county, togett
:. er with his wife, for some weeks, returned
"a their home Monday.
If Miss Nellie Miller, one of Napoleon's MOI
popular young ladies, was married yesterda
l. afternoon, at the residence of Josiah Kolle
~ to Mr.. Howard Laskey, Of Sterling, Kans
1- Rev. Donahey officiating. .
Mr.. Ed O'Hearn starts for Los Angelo
" in the county by the same name, within
IS few miles of the Pacific coast, in south-wes
sy ern California, next Monday. Mr.. O'Heal
to expects to examine this part of the We
carefully, and if it be congenial to health al
IS, prosperity, he will move his family ther
IS We wish him pleasant trip.-Deshler Fla
of Wauseon T,ibune:-W. @. Smith and far
d. ily moved to Napoleon this week. M
Will II. Seibold, formerly clerk In Lyon
Mercers dry goods store, Wauseon, went
! Napoleon last Monday, where he is employ
=. in the large dry goods house of S. M. He'll
~ & Co. Mr.. Seibold is very pleasant and
commodating young man, and we are su
that he will prove valuable addition to
ar force of employees working for Heller q I
~ We understand Mr.. Sam. Bigger tall
w. some of locating in Hutchinson, kans
''' Hutchinson has taken some of our best q
zens from us, and while we regret to lose \
RS Bigger, we can't help congratullating Hutt
,hs inson on the accession of such citizel
or However, Hutchinson is about to get one
rds our citizens who will cast reproach upon
pt- the rest. What is our gain will be their 10
J. and the people of Il. should prepare to
sack cloth and ashes the day the editor OF
~ smut-machine enters the town.
ors OF the five senses, the touch is the most
the icate; as a proof, for instance, sit on ia
the You don't here it; you can'ttaste 1t; you ca
see it; you can't smell it; but it's there.
-. Too much live stock.-"Why, Jones, W
.hs hot )rse you have in your throatt .
-. l raised it from col(d)t in my head.
-. too much live stock" "Well, like cures
s.r DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure yon. !
Bull will quickly scare the ho(a)rse away.
n Seven wars. AGO Orlando Kibble left