Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Simon Davis is confined to his bed by sick
ness.
John ysjeu, of Defiance, was in the city
last Sunday.
Miss Elsie Chroninger has retu rned home
from Ligonier, Ind.
Miss Minnie Conkle, of Defiance, is guest
of the Dawson sisters.
A. Bissonnette, of Holgate, visited the
county seat on Saturday.
Capt. Scott, Chas. Harrison and Ed. Allen
spent Monday in Defiance.
o. D. Leverage and wife, of Defiance,
visited in Napoleon Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roller entertain CON-
psny of friends this evening.
Uriah Zohn is still lying very low with CON-
plicated diseases at his home.
j. Roller spent several days in Tifin an
Bucyrus during the past week.
Fred Baum, of Bowling Green, spent Sun
day with his parents in this city.
Friends are pleased to see Mrs. S. NJ. Hague
outagain after her recent severe illness.
H. F. Norden has been confined to his
home by sickness during the past week.
United States Marshal B. F. Wade. of To-
ledo, was in the city Saturday on business.
Rev. Donahey, of Napoleon, was in Weston
Tuesday, visiting his friends.-WeSton Her.
aid.
Mrs. Frank Fisk of Napoleon is visiting in
this city the guest of Mrs. o. F. Ensign =
Defiance Crescent.
Mrs. Upton Flenner, of Tiffin, and daughter
Leora, of Virginia City, Nevada, are guests OF
NJ 3. John Siford.
DR.. W. S. Powell an wife, of Defiance, paid
their numerous friends in this city brief
but pleasant visit last Monday.
John Pardee and wife, John Crosser, wife
and family, spent Sunday in Napoleon, the
guests of Geo. Walters and family.
Mrs. d. P. Leist, after ten days visit in
this city with her daughter, Mrs. Jos. Scher-
er, returned to her home in Liberty township
last week.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Scherer was christened by Father Puetz last
Sunday. The little fellow will be known as
Raymond Frank Scherer.
Johnny Diemer left for Buffalo, N. Y
last Tuesday morning to attend medical COL
lege. The NORTHWEST wishes him success,
and that he may return home and hang out
his shingle as full-fedged NJ. D.
Henry Rohrs and R. W. Cahill atten ded a
meeting of parties interested in the new rail-
road route from Cleveland to Chicago, at
Fremont yesterday. We have not learned
what was accomplished at the meeting.
Gust. Kohler came in from Butte City,
Montana, Fridaylast to remain with us few
weeks. Gust. is doing big business in his
far western home, but he still loves Napoleon
and delights in coming back and minglin g
with old friends.
Levi Hoy. of Harrison twp. Henry county,
moved to this city for the purpose of availing
himself of the new Normal College in edu-
eating his Wauseon Republican.
Mr.. Hoy should have moved to Napol con,
where we have one of the best union school s
in this section.
Wayne Fisk, for long time employed as
clerk in the grocery of F. Fisk & Co., severed
his connection with that firm yesterday
morning and has accepted situation in a
wholesale house in Toledo. Wayne is No.
clerk, and his numerous friends wish him
success in his new situation.
After being confined to his home about all
winter Judge Haly is able to be around again,
and his general health is some better. His
many friends are pleased to see him about
again, and it is the wish of all that his health
may be entirely restored. The Judge has
roughed it for near half century ON the
banks of the placid Maumee, being one
among the Oldest residents living in Henry
county, and he is good for many years yet to
come.
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