Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-12-16

49,. BERTHE Barr is slowly recovering from
her late illness.
REV. NJ. G. Howey is engaged in series
of meetings at Ridgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Jones were in Ma
poleon on Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bordner spent
Sunday with the McCracken family.
Mr.. John McGlone, of White House,
came up yesterday to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Link Brubaker visited
relatives near New Bavaria one day last week.
Newton Elkins is now the happiest man
in Florida, since the arrival of second son
at their house December 3rd.
" Miss Alice Sapp, of Holgate, spent the
past week with her cousins, Miss May Lowry
and Mrs. Jennie Lenhart, of Florida.
-. Preparations are being made by men,
bers of the Union Sabbath School at the U.
B. Church for Christmas entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Barr and daughter
attended the performance of the Graham
Earle Company at the Napoleon Opera House
Friday evening.
IA little daughter of Mr.. Kerstetter is
lying dangerously i'll with catarrh fever. Mr..
Kerstetter has also been extremely ill with
the same fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerstetter spent
Friday with the family of his brother Lee,
and attended the funeral of their infant son
in the afternoon.
Andy Tuttle is taking lessons in dane
ing, in which if given time he will prove
super excellent, and will be the most sought
after partner in the hall.
Mr.. H. W. McGlone after passing sew
eral months with his parents Mr.. L. Nc
Clone, of this place, started on Friday for
his old home at Norwalk, o.
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, of Liberty Cen
ter, old-time residents of Florida, are spend
ing some weeks with the family of 7. New
ton, few miles from Defiance.
-. Land Bechtol, formerly resident of De-
fance Co., Nov. Goth moved his family and
household effects to Okolona, having pur-
chased the residence of Casper Miller.
-. Another shipment of hogs from Oko-
Iona Saturday, by Dancer. By the way hogs
have been shipped this fall should think
there would be none left in Henry county.
Will Karsner took trip to West Hope
and back Saturday, and was accompanied on
his return by Miss Anna Brotherly, of West
Hope, who remained until Sunday, the guest
of Mrs. ]. E. Stout.
49,. Miss Matte Ice and Hermie Long, oi
South Napoleon, came up on Saturday after,
noon to visit the family of their grandmother
Mrs. Win. Krotzer. Were detained until
Monday afternoon by the rain.
DR.. A. Mckinney, of Defiance, came
down yesterday. For a week or more has
been in attendance upon Aaron Thompson, O.
this place, who has been quite ill with lune
fever. Is improving at present writing.
... Mrs. F. NJ. Brubaker spent the week o.
Dec. LIST at Defiance with the families of the
late d. Karsner and H. T. May. The deatl
of Mr.. Karsner occurred Wednesday, Dec
1st. Funeral services at Ayersville, Sunday
Dec. 9TH.
Telephone was received from DEFIANCE
Friday morning by J. E. Scofeld that grand
fatherly honors had again fallen upon him,
son being born to his daughter, Mrs. W. E
Bates. Four grandsons in one year is adding
the honors pretty well.
Mr.. Will Bolly, for the past two year
or so resident near Garden City, Mimi, re
turned to his old home the night befor
Thanksgiving. Talks some of going bacl
in the spring. Expresses himself as wei
pleased with his Western life and experience
-. Some of our Florida sprigs have be
come simmered down to the very essence o
quintessence of littleness and lowness whel
they condescend to annoy watchers with tn
sick and the sick family, Nlso by peeping il
the windows at such unreasonable hours as
2 and O'Clock at night. When people &C
as burglars, reception should be awarde
the NJ, and the contents of several revolver
would have been none too much for them
They need not think their identity is hidden
their faces were placed too close the windoN
for that.
Florida, Dec. 14th. SCRIBE.