Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mrs. W. L. Heller is at Lakeside.
Buy your Xix Gloves at hrst cost Of ROhrs
q Suhr. II av...r s
It was cold enough last Thursday evening
for overcoats. ..
Miss Mary Gessner visited friends in To-
ledo last Tuesday. /. Il
Martin Knupp and family drove to ottowa
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Strahorn, of Chicago, is visiting her
parents in this city.
The muddy Maumee was near bank full
during the past week. . g.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. HaIy entertained friends
last Saturday evening.
L. G. Flenner, of Newark, Ohio, visited his
father in this city last week.
Mrs. R. W. Cahill has returned from her
extended visit in Michigan.
Dick Bruins has been recuperating at Kel-
Iey's Island during the past week.
Rakestraw's ice wagon tipped over on
Washington street Thursday last. T.
The street commissioner scraped the
Washington street road on Wednesday.
Mr.. Baker, of CoIumbians county, this
State, is guest of Supt. Weaver this week.
Mrs. Nettie Cowdrick, of Toledo, visited
her parents in this city during the past week.
Hon. j. H. Tyler attended the meeting of
the State Bar Association at Putin Bay last
week.
Uncle Jake Gundy and wife, Of Tontogony,
were guests at the home of 8. F. Long on
Monday. ...r..- .= Is
Read notice of Niagara Falls excursion
August 14th, via. Toledo, St. Louis q Kansas
City R'y. Ut
The ladies netted nearly $40 at their sup
per given at the home of Mrs. Orwig last Fri
day evening. ... @...yf
New married people will find the Variety
Store just the place to buy their outfit fol
keeping house. T
We are glad to note that Joseph Galbraith
of Damascus township, has been granted 6
Mexican pension.
The band discoursed some fine music OF
the streets Friday evening. Napoleon has ar
excellent silver band.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Adams, who have beer
camping out at Catawba island, have re-
turned. Toledo HeraId (,
Capt. Reynolds attended a meeting of the
officers of the 10th Regt. at Put-in-Bay Last
week. He reports pleasant time.
The Marietta Centennial opened on Sun
day. Bishop Gilmour delivered an address
on Religion and Civil Government"
Jas. p. Watson, of Harrison Tp., has beel
granted an increase of pension. We con
graduate friend Watson upon his luck.
Probate Judge Donnelly spent a few day
at Put-in-B during the past week, attend
ing a meeting of the State Bar Association.
Positively goods sold ONIy FOB CASH an'
goods bought can not be returned or exchang
ed from now on. 81 RoHRs q SuHR.
Frank Rummel, of Napoleon, thinks of 10
eating in Holgate in the law and real estat
business in the near future.-HoIgGte Times
Mrs. Bleistein, of Pennsylvania, is I
guest at the home of DR.. Shoemaker. Mrs
B. was formerly teacher in our Uniol
schools. r.,- .. ...
The following good one was handed in
When asked if Harrison will be elected Demo
Gratis have only to spell his name backwar
and say, ''no sir rahv'
The Turkey Foot Club take their annus
hunt and fishing excursion this week. W
hope the boys will have a profitable season, a
we know they will have agood time.
Harmon Pralle and Adolph Reddersen al
tended select party at the residence Q
John Baneford, six miles west Of town, th
forepart of the week, and report a pleasar
time.
"No free whisky plank in the Republics
platform?" What then does this mean? "W
favor the entire repeal Of iseernGt tGrcs ratt
or than the surrender of any part of our PR
tective system" a.s. X
| Mr.. I. j. Frazier, of the B. & o. q. B
spent Sabbath in the city, at the home of D.
Haly, where his wife and children have bee
visiting. Mrs. f. returned TO her home
GAINESVILLE yesterday.
| Ottova Sentinel: Miss Fannie Knupp, {
Napoleon, is visiting the family of Mrs. L
Pugh. :. Mr.. Jas. Allen, q former vel
known citizen Of Ottawa, is visiting b
brother, Mr.. Jos. Allen. 81
The State Bar Association selected the TO
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Presiden
Judge J. ]. Moore, Ottavs; secretary, ]. ]
Holmes, Columbus; treasurer, Judge Z. Z
Pike, Toledo. The next meeting will be hel
sE Put-in-B Bay. n. sn
I Mr.. Michael Connolly, Of Washingto
township, was in the city on Tuesday. Thi
is the first time Mr.. Connolly has been
town since he lost his leg by being run owe
with the cars. He islooking we'll, but his linn
is troubling him some, not healing as
should.
Hon. W. D. Hill and Judge Latty an
daughter Clara, Of Defiance, start to-day "a
atrip to the Paciffc coast. They will procee
by the Northern Pacific route passing throug
Montana and Washington territories. The
will be gone six or eight weeks. Mr.. hi
will spend some time at N. D. Baldwin's L
dian agency. Padding Democrat.
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