Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-10-04
PERSONAL.


! F. F. Shoner spent Sunday in Detroit.
Chas. Evers has returned from his tri
, East.
/ W. D. Miller and wife spent Sabbath il
: TinHn. .,. #fe
I Col. Bunker, of Toledo, was in the city las
Monday.
Tony Hahn has been on the sick list during
the past week,
Capt. R. K. Scott is convalesciug from hi
recent sickness.
DR.. Conditt and wife, of Finday, are her,
visiting friends.
R. K. Scott and j. G. waltiwirs drove tc
Deshler Monday.
L. Hildebrand, of the South Ridge, was in
the city Saturday.
Miss Nellie Musser is visiting friends il
Defiance this week.
J.B. Jackman, of Marion township, wa'
in the city Monday.
Mrs. F. F. shoner has returned from two
weeks visit in Detroit.
Mrs. Welsted, of Liberty township, visited
old Napoleon friends last week.
Oscar Evers is up and around again, after
a severe attEck of typhoid fever.
F. NJ. Rummell and Geo. Fisher, of Hol.
gate, we're In the city yesterday.
W. Stephenson came in from Marion, Ind :,
Saturday for few days stay with US.
Miss Jennie Keelen is visiting relatives in
Guernsey and Frankland counties, Ohio.
Lew Wann, of Chicago, spent a few days
in his old home of Napoleon during the past
week.
Editor Clement and wife left yesterday
evening for Cincinnati to take in the Centen-
nial.
Mrs. Brennan and daughter Nellie left
Thursday evening for Cincinnati to visit her
son John.
Kimball Rakestraw and daughter returned
last week from visit in Coshocton and Lick
ing counties.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Snow, of Portland,
Mich. visited friends and relatives in Napo-
leon last week.
S. NJ. Heller is attending the fair at Bowl
ing Green this week, showing up the good
points of the Baker mill.
Calvin Myers has been carrying his right
hand in sling the past week, the result of
one of Jobs "little pets"
Bro. Deindorfer, editor of the Defiau ce
HeroId, was in the city Monday evenin g
reporting the ratification for his paper.
Col. Man returned Saturday from New
Mexico, where he has been for some years.
He looks remarkably well and hearty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bowerman returned
from visit to the Columbus centennial last
They were we'll pleased with their
visit.
A delegation of Cleveland and Thurm an
boys were over from HamIer on Mond ay,
headed by that wide-awake Democrat, Frank
Garrison.
Clarence Bowman, drum major of the 18th
Reg't Band of Defiance, has but few equals
and no superiors, as the graceful manner in
which he twirled the "magic baton" on Mon
day evening will fully verify.
Mrs. John Poe, of Findlay, Mrs. Show
nan, of Van Buren,, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Trout, of Findlay, have been guests at the
1ome of DIR. Shoemaker during the past week.
While here they attended the Vortrie de-
Heller wedding.
Mr.. A. P. Myers, of FIatrock township, has
proved himself most successful book agent,
having sold in two townships over one hund
ed copies of work entitled "Our Bea CO n
Light" His success no doubt has been du g
% the fact that he makes no misrepresenta-
ions and fulfills his contracts to the letter,
f'L" will give US her name, We will take
Ter communication under consideration and
nay published it, but she must know that we
publish no communication without the writ
,r's name. Again we say, we don't wish the
lame for publication, only as guarantee of
good faith.
Concert,