Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-05-31
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
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D.. J. Humphrey visited Toledo Thursday
last.
Mrs. Stephenson and daughter visited Tole-
do Monday.
Miss Lydia Chaney, of Monroe, was in the
city on Saturday.
William Samse made business trip to To-
ledo last Thursday.
Jacob Wolf. of Marion township, was in
the city on Friday.
Mrs. Dick Suydam is visiting her daughter
in Toledo this week.
Samuel E. Keller, of Toledo, was tn guest
of Jas. Shay last Saturday
Misses Anna and Fanny Shoner are visit
ing a few days in Archbold.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pontious, of Wauseon,
are visiting friends in the city.
@. A. Flickinger and T. R. Carroll, of De-
fance, were in Napoleon Monday.
Geo. W. Tressler and wife, of Huntingburg,
Ind, are visiting old friends here.
Chas. Kanney, of Holgate, spent Sunday
with his brother Joseph in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed siford will go to De-
troit Saturday to spend day or two.
Uncle Abe Snyder, of Damarcus township,
visited the NORTHWEST Office on Saturday.
Miss Hedrick, of Indianapolis, Ind, will be
the teacher of piano in the coming Normal.
Mrs. II. L. Knickerbocker and children
have returned from their visit in Illinois.
Frank Mains, of the Democrat, and Fred.
LeSueur of Defiance, were in the city Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Richards, ,of Hutchinson,
Kansas, are now in the city visiting old
friends.
Mrs. Geo. Crosser visited her uncle, Geo..
Kreiley, six miles south of Napol con last
Sunday.
Mrs. Joe. Scherer and Mrs. L. Herkimer,
visited friends and relatives in Liberty Cen
ter Tuesday.
Mrs. Calvin Myers and children are visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Slice, in
Liberty township.
Rev. Criley, of Findlay, and Rev. Stucken
berg, of Bryan, spent several hours in Napo-
leon Thursday last.
Sheriff Barnes went to GAINESVILLE last week
as delegate from the Napoleon Lodge of
Knights of Pythias.
Counciimen Norden. Donovan and Hotter
man have been III several cities during the
past week investigating electric light.
John H. Hornung, of New Bavaria, visited
Washington during the past week, looking
after the interests of the estate of the late
Herman Hintz.
Mrs. Laura Strahorn nee Harrison, of Chi
cago, is here on weeks visit to her parents.
She is accompanied by her mother Law,
Mrs. Strahorn.
Adam Friend and family who have been
residing in Mullenvile, Kan, for the past
year or two, have returned to their former
home near Holgate.
Col. j. g. Jones, of Cotton, wa 8 in the city
Tuesday. Mr.. Jones and wife are contem-
plating trip through New York State on a
visit to relatives and friends.
O. M. Palmer, of Napoleon, left this city
Saturday with car load of sheep bound for
Idaho. The sheep belonged to Sumner Ran
dali, of Eden township.-Ti6fn Tribune.
Hon. Gale Saltzgaber, of Van Vert, was in
the city yesterday, looking after his political
fences. as he is prominent candidate for
Congress before the Defiance Convention.
Our Democratic friend, John Rantz, of old
Monroe township, was in the city Saturday.
We were glad to learn Of his good health and
that he was able to plant thirty acres OF corn
this spring. gEs
The friends of Miss Grace Rummell will
be pleased to hear that she has just graduated
from the Lyons, Kas.. schools. The subject of
her essay was aNational Pleasure Grounds"
which she handled creditably.
That genial Democrat, ]. Il. Resh, of Lib
erty township, sauntered into eur sanstum
Saturday and was not satisfied until he drop
ped one fifty into our Golfer and spoke good
word for President Cleveland.
Mr.. Wm. e. Dittenhaver, of Hicksville,
was married last week Wednesday to Miss
Aida Ainsworth, worthy young lady of the
same place. The many friends of Mr.. Ditten-
haver in this, his old home, extend congratu-
lations, wishing him and his bride long life
OF happiness and prosperity.