Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-02-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
Items About Our own and Other
People.


Ia. Holmes, of Defiance, was in this city
Monday.
Miss Carrie Humphrey is visiting friends
in Chicago. .
@. II. Knaus, of Liberty Center, was in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Minnie McBane spent the Sabbath in
Liberty Center.
Mrs. H. @. Adams, of Toledo, was in Ma
poleon Monday.
W. d. Blackman has moved his family
back to Napoleon. ..-
Josiah Roller visited the big gas wells at
Findlay last week. &
The Bulldog Club have returned from
their southern trip.
EI-County Commissioner Jas. Connolly
was in town Saturday. -....
Miss Theresa Be ernstein has returned from
her visit in Urbana, Ill. -..-.-
Miss Lizzie Bigger visited in South Toledo
and Perrysburg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Heller, of Defiance,
spent Sabbath in Napoleon. ..-.
Miss Bessie Allen has been lying quite
sick with lung fever this week.
Constable Rowan now rejoices in the arriv-
al of a ten pound boy at his house.
Mrs. l.. II. Delhi and daughters are recov-
ering from a severe attack of lung fever.
The A. B. F. ]. Club was highly entertained
by Miss Nettie Jones last Saturday evening.
A son of John Reidelbach was buried last
week. He died of cerebro spinal meningitis.
Mrs. DR.. Bloomfield and little daughter
have been visiting in Liberty during the past
week.
Hon. G. A. Flickenger, of Defiance, was in
the city Thursday In the interest of the
canal.
Mrs. Addie Cohen, Of Urbana, Illinois, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. s. Bern :
stein. ,....
Mrs. Maggie Daum, of Mansfield, is visit
ing her uncls, Pet,r Heckler, in Harri son
township.
The Misses Blass and Miss Luce of Toledo,
have been the guests of Miss Lille Heller
for the past week. .-
The wife of James Donovan has been con-
fined to her room for the past week, but is
again able to be around.
Mrs. DR.. Haly was called to Tifin Mon
day by the death of her grandmother, the
aged mother of DR.. Isaac Kagy.
Capt. R. X. Scott, of Company is good
officer and a splendid disciplinaiis1. His
company shows it.-Toledo Post.
Mr.. Henry Schulty returned from his trip
to the Old Country on Sunday last, very
much pleased with bis tour througho ut. His
voyage on the ocean was all that one could
wish, the weather being fine going and COM
ing. He was very much pleased with Berlin,
the German capital, which he thinks is far
ahead of our own New York. He had the
pleasure of of seeing King Wilhelm, who he
says looks remarkably well for man of his
age, walking as erect as man in the prime
of life. He spent some time also in Fanover
and the country along the Rhiae. He saw
the large dome of Kohl, which is said to be
the largest in the world. Its leo feet high
inside, and the two spir lbs dome are
$50 feet high. Thisdome was begun in 124s,
and it was not finished until 1880. Mr..
Schulty saw innumeiable sights and thinks it
repays anyone to take trip to the Old Coun-
try.
We clip the following from the Detroit
Free Press of Sunday, which will be of inter-
est to the many friends of the groom in Napo-
leon:
On Tuesday afternoon at the Lutheran
Trinity Church, corner of Gratiot avenue and
Prospect street, occurred the wedding of Miss
Matilde Huegli, daughter of Rev. j. A.
Huegli and DR.. G. II. Sherman. The Misses
L. Michel and L. Huegi acted as brides
maids and Mr.. J. Sherman of Napoleon, O.,
and DR.. P. Dulitz as Groomsmen. As the
bridal party entered the church Mr.. G. Reitz-
man, who presided at the organ, rendered a
wedding march. The Rev. Mr.. Boehling, of
Watenburg, delivered short address to the
bridal couple, after which the Rev. j. A.
Huegli, father of the bride, performed the
wedding ceremony. A reception followed at
the residence of the BRIDES parents adjoining
the church, the guests being limited to the
immediate relatives and intimate friends.
The happy couple were the recipients of
many handsome and usefnl presents.
Full stock of embroidery, linen, lace and
white goods, at