Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-08-05
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.fsiW7FlI n -lLNf ~ VIII
Items About Our Own and Other
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F. J. o'Hearna, a Of Deshier, was in the city
Monday.
G. D. Winner, Of Riehheld, was in the city
Tneaday.a i---l4pf roE 10 "a al 90 ~
L. K. Parks, Of Toledo, was in the city
Monday. iiz IAqJ ".sasst 2n,Isss ~sut
Mrs. h. G. Groschner spent the past week
in Detroit. tii' -.a' =" d'ia" % dirli
Mr., David Musser was in Toledo Tuesday
on business. '1li -,iE'rasf ..sra s4aI
J.C, Jones, of Cotton, gave us pleasant
call Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Jones will return this week
from Lakeside. rsi .ad Fs Ht H,IF
Mrs. M. L. Donahsy and son are visiting
in Peora, Illinois. no.. .,'
Mrs. L. Zimmerman, of Deshler, was in
the city Tuesday. '. ''h1' 80
Mr.. s. Bigser and daughter Lizzie have re-
John Burns, of Toledo, is in town this
week visiting friends. 7o'o' 't. .a'.-
Mr.. A. B. Scribner and wife spent several
days at Lakeside this week. ga .I r.. ., 81
E. R. Cowdrick and wife returned last week
from pleasant trip up the lakes.
Miss Grace Carroll was guest of Miss
Lizzie Balsley during the past week.
Mr. Harry Tyler, of Toledo, is home on a
vacation with his parents in Napoleon. Id
Hon. ]. II. Tyler and wife left yesterday
on visit to relatives in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Suydam returned Tues
day from two weeks visit to Lakeside.
Miss Blanch Faurot was the guest of her
many friends at Bowling Green last week.
John Kunz, wife and daughter, of Toledo,
are visiting with their parents in this city.
Misses Anna and Jennie Jenkins, of FIRE.
mon, t,are visiting the family of s. M. Hague.
Bro. johnson, of the Holgate Times, and
H. H. Fast paid our city visit on Monday.
Mrs. ]. W. Lee and son Willie, of Norwalk,
Ohio, are visiting friends and relatives in this
city. f N ,.r ..' .i.
Capt. E. A. Palmer came up from Colum-
bus to spend few days here during the past
week.
Miss Alta Suydam will not return from
Lakeside until time to 20 into the school
room. eaeI. -Ha .-. s.r....l
Miss Minnie Heckel, of Cincinnati, o., is a
guest of her Cousin Edward Dinsh and
family. .. ....,..,.
Prof. E. L. Cowdrick and family, of Har.
per, Kansas, is visiting relatives here, theil
old home. ...
Miss Minnie McBane has been spending
few days at home from Toledo during the
past week. d ''e#''1 ..Tsa -''7tn., t
Mat. Reiser, Jr., of this place, left on
Monday last for two weeks visit in Buffalo
and Detroit. u5oE ....t "a. ..af t.a4
j. P. Eiser, of Defiance, was in town last
Monday, billing this place for the Defiance
county fair. &C.,, ... ......-..... {. ..
DR.. E. T. Martin, of Liberty, was in the
city Tuesday and paid his respects to the
NORTHWEST Office. .-. .iA
Prof. E. L. Cowdrick, of Harper, Kan.
and brother Ed. of this place left for triI
up the lakes on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie A. Hogue, of Washington, d
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c., is visiting at the home of her parents MIR
and Mrs. Joshua Rhodes.
Mrs. Koehn, nee Winnie Hartman, Of
Chicago, is in the city. She reports hel
father still unable to get out. --.,t
Mrs. Henry Sheats and Mr.. Dubois, ot
Tifin, were the guests at the residence Of
Mr.. Miller several days last week.
Burt Cole, of Holgate, in company with G.
W. Fisher, gave the Office a call on Saturday
Mr.. Fisher was in town on legal business.
Miss Maude Hudson left on Tuesday for &
visit with relatieves in Paulding and Ant.
werpt, O., and Andrews and Galveston, Ind
Miss Mary Kunz, who has been attending
school at the Cleveland University for some
time, is spending vacation with her parents
here. -",. r.-.. .-....
Mrs. Jonas Shoemaker, of this township
is visiting her daughter in Garden City
Minnesota. She will be gone some thret
months. .,s -l ...r..
L. Gillet has secured the services of Joh1
Kolbe, of Napoleon, to clerk in the store a
this place. John is a first class salesman ana
Gillet is lucky to have secured his services
Holgate Times. at. aua
See the huge advertisement of the Shoe
maker Bros, successors to Heller Il Co
They have some big bargains to offer the peo
pie. as t y vs.
j. N, Coming to Assume All, Satur
day night, August 7th, at ~ .
rA ssst f City Hall. rI iol Fug (
He will lift the veil on that night at Git
Hall, if the people assemble to hear him. Il
note from Athens J. N. gives greetings t
his many friends in Napoleon, and still per
sists that if no praise whatever is given t
him, or personal notices, this all given to hi
| friends, and he is known only by the initial
]. N. the mysterious and semi-electrical ant
mental veil which has been SO destructive 0
reason for over one-third of a century vii