Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-20
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Fred. Shoner is visiting in Detroit.
b. b. Fast, Of Holgats, was in the city
Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Mann is visiting in Lafayette
Indiana.
Judge Donnelly visited Toledo Monday on
business.
@. F. Watson spent several days in Michi'
gan this week.
Chss. Hornung, of New Bavaria, was in the
city on Tuesday.
A. Pilliod, of Swanton, Fulton county, was
in the city Monday.
Mrs. Otto Honeck returned to her home in
Toledo last Monday.
Commissioner Ryan, of Lucas county, was
in the city Saturday.
Lieut.. Col. Bunker, of Toledo, was in the
city Tuesday on business.
Jas. Palmerton, of Liberty Center, took
in the county seat Monday.
Mrs. A. M. Wright, of Kan, is here visit
ing old friends and relatives.
Uncle John Donovan of Washington town.
ship, was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. Haley leaves on Monday next on a
visit to her parents near Tifin.
Miss Cora Young, of Liberty Center, spent
Sunday with Mrs. D. @. Brown.
Postmaster Pennock and wife, of Liberty
Center, were in the city Monday.
Mrs. L. i. Orwig attended the funeral of
Mrs. Badeau at Toledo yesterday.
Carrie Bloomfield and Mary Jones spent
last week in Columbus and Toledo.
A. Beard is in Chicago this week, laying in
material for his electric light plant.
Henry Panning and wife, of Kansas, visited
old friends in Henry county this week.
Mrs. d. G. Brown and Mrs. M. ]. Shoema-
ker spent Wednesday in Liberty Center.
Harmon Donnelly, of Dakota, is here on
two weeks visit with his mother and sisters.
Capt. Reynolds and wife took in the en-
campment and centennial at Columbus last
week.
Geo. Bretz, of Hamilton, Mo-, is visiting
his parents and friends in Harrison town.
ship.
Jacob Aesh, an old Napoleon citizen, but
now of Wauseon, took in the big fair on
Thursday.
Miss Minnie Elliott, of Defiance, has been
guest of the Misses Dawson during the
past week.
&c. Waltimire visited the Hancock coun-
ty fair last week. He says our fair beat it In
all respects.
James Allen and family have moved TO
Marion, Ind, where they will make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zink and three sons, Of
Sterling, Nebraska. are guests at the home Of
Adam Ulrich.
Simon Davis, the boss street sprinkler, is
tickled over the arrival at his house of bran
new baby girl.
The Misses Tanning moved to l5oledo on
Monday, where they will open a private
boarding house.
Rev. John Zook, of Kansas, was in the city
few hours this week. MIR. Zook and family
will move back east.
Miss Eva Bowers returned to her home in
Florida last Tuesday from weeks visit
among friends in this city.
Mrs. Geo. Bowerman, Mrs. Donahey and
Mrs. Orwig will spend to-day with Mrs. Chas.
Warner, in Liberty township.
Frank Barghman and sister Amanda, of
Adamsburg, Penn, are the quests of Simon
Herald, in Harrison township.
IA. Snyder and family, and Mrs. Geo. A.
Farrison, of Mullinsville, Ks., are in the
county visiting relatives and old friends.
Henry Ludeman and wife have returned
from their visit to Columbus, Cincinnati and
Louisville, highly pleased with what they
saw.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Osborn and daughter
Mrs. Nellie Scott went to Cleveland to-day
TO attend the wedding Of near relative
Toledo Bee.
A. J. Vandenbroek and wife, Johny Woke
and wife and Fred. Aller and wife are taking
in the centennials at Columbus. and Cincin-
matt this week.
The following attorneys from distance
we're notice. in the court room on Tuesday:
W. Il. Hubbard and L. B. Peaslee, of Def
ance; Major Bunker and Mr.. Kniseley, Of To-
ledo.
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Telegraphic word was received from
Marion, Ind, on Monday that Chas. vey was
down dangerously sick with typhoid fever.
His brother Lewis left Immediately to attend
at his bedside. H
The many friends of Miss Lou Higgins will
be plessedto learn that she has returned from
Wabash, Ind, where she has met with good
success with music class. Miss Higgins
proposes starting class in Napoleon.
The conference Of the Evangelical Church
held at Tifin last week returned Rev. Spreng
to Napoleon. Mr.. Spreng has made hosts Of
friends during his stay in this city, and all
will be glad to learn that he is to remain
with us.
Hon. John Hamler was in the city ON Sat-
urday. He and his wife had Just returned
from q trip TO Cincinnati and Columbus,
and on Monday both left their home in
Marion township on trip to Pennsylvania,
where they will spend month in visiting old