Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-20
SOCIAL MIRROR.
Our People, Their Neighbors; What
Both Have Done, are Doing
or WillDo.

Lawyer s. NJ. Hague is in Ottawa attend
ing court.
William Wilson is visiting bis son John, at
Archibald.
Arthur Davision was in Toledo Tuesday and
Wednesday. fi
Frankie. Fisk transacted business in Tole-
do Tuesday.
Dick Durbin, of Mcclure, Sundayed with
parents in the city.
Andrew Sherman of Detroit, is visiting his
parents in this city.
Miss Lille Long, of Toledo, is visiting her
parents in Mcclure.
Harman Wrede and wife spent yesterday in
Napoleon.-CreScent.
Mrs. Bribner Hudson and child are visiting
in Bellevue, Michigan.
D. ]. Humphrey left Monday on trip to
Tennessee and Florida.
Miss Ann zeigler of Bucyrus is visiting
with J. Roller and wife.
Sheriff Barnes and Clerk Donovan are in
Marion, Indiana on visit.
G. E. Reynolds, of Napoleon, was in the
city last evening.-CreScent.
David Black, of Harrison tp., gave Napo-
leon a pleasant visit Tuesday.
Port Cameron ex-assistant U. s. District
attorney was in town Tuesday.
VIM. Shelf left to-day with Oscar Rake
straw and family for Montana.
Miss Elsie Bradley will spend the holidays
in Tifin, Fostoria and Defiance.
W. A. Hanna, of Mcclure, drove to the
county seat Tuesday on business.
William Haddle of the Lone Star State is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sidlinger entertained a
pedro party last Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. E. Doud and child left Wednesday
for visit with relatives in Sherwood. q.
Miss Mary Redman entertained number
of friends at Pedro Monday evening.
Hiram vanCampen and W. E. Doud were
in Mcclure Monday on legal business.
Jas. P. Ragan and M. Knupp went to
Chicago Tuesday to take dispositions.
William and Mrs. Brownell entertained a
large number of friends Tuesday evening.
The death of little Eva will be vividly por-
trayed OF the Opera House, Friday evening.
George LIE Sure one of Delphos' rising
lawyers was in town Friday on legal business.
Mrs. Hartman of Holgate visited with her
mother Mrs. Sheffield the forepart of the
week.
Misses Lizzie Bickmeyer and Luella Allen,
of Ottowa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Win
Frease.
Mrs. George Agler of Ligonier, Ind, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. George Chron-
niger.
CIV. and VIM. Rudolph, of Mcclure, have
returned from two week hunt in the wilds
of Mich.
Leonhart and George Willsburg of Defiance
visited friends in Napoleon Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Rachael Parker has returned from an
extended visit with her son, j. P. Parker of
VanWert.
Wilbur Hartman cashier of Hartman's
bank at Holgate visited with friends Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Marie Dodd leaves for Toledo
Wednesday where she will spend Thanksgiv-
ing with friends.
II. L. Knickerbocker has been assigned to
the Defiance Office. Mr.. Kearns of Wabash,
Indiana, will be the agent here.
Fred Rechner of Mcclure was in Toledo
Friday on business connected with the large
hardware store under his management.
Earnest Evers, of Chicago, came back Mon
day evening to spend the winter with his
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Beilharz.
Mrs. John Diemer, who has been confined
to her bed since March, is, we are panied
to say, at this writing. rapidly sinking.
Ruse Rummell and family have removed
into the old Welstead property. Mr.. R. will
make Napoleon his hore for the present.
Kimbal Rakestraw has severed his con-
nection with @. O. Kuhn and will leave this
evening for his former home, Napoleon
Defiance Crescent.
Charley Clark, of Grellton, has been as
signed the position of ezpressman and opera
tor in place of Bernard Smith, who is in hoe
for embezzlement.
Charley E. Weeks formerly of Damascus is
now located at Gainesville, Missouri. His
business is that of hardware and he is rapidly
getting to the front.
Rev. T. H. Campbell departed Tuesday for
West Unity where he will attend district con-
ference. Before returning he will visit hit
old home at Eaton, Ohio.
Mr.. Kittner of Defiance was in town Sun.
day. He returned in the evening accom-.
panied with his family who have been visit.
ing s. Bernstein and family for several
weeks.
Jacob Vandenbroek has severed his connec
ton with J. L. Hudson, Cleveland. He bas
returned home for few weeks visit He will
enter the employ of another Cleveland house
in the course month.
f. M. Croft, of the Holgate Times, and
Miss Flora Henderson, of Liberty Center
were united in marriage on the 18th inst
The couple slipped off to Michigan and hat
| tho knot tied nv whom or where we know