Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
John Cothran is in the city.

John Cothran is in the city. s.-
LaGrippe has kept Miss Maud Hudson out
Of her school this week..
d. G. Brown has been down with the
grippe during the past week.
Reed Siford has been confined to his house
since Friday with the grippe. , a.a
Hermie Speng Ter left for Angola, Ind, last
week where he will attend school. r.
Henry Wagner, of Columbus, spent the
past week with his family in this city.
Mrs. Perdew, of Gallon, has been guest
at the home of j. Roller during the past
week.
That good old Democrat, Geo. Long, of
Lucas county, paid Napoleon visit last
Tuesday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. James Flogaus and family
have returned from couple weeks visit in
Ottawa county. t~
M. Hulva and family have returned to their
home in Liberty from a pleasant visit to
their old home in Virginia. '- So
Willie Les, of Norwalk, Ohio, grand SON
Of Mrs. Mary Putt, of this city. has been ap-
pointed page in the State Senate.
EFF. Ward, of near Weston, was in the city
Saturday.QMr. W. is looking up location
in this county. Hope he may succeed.
Miss Alice Pugh, of the Toledo union
schools, is at the home of her sister, Mrs. NJ.
Knupp, in this city, suffering with the grippe.
Mrs. q. " Fauver, who has been visiting
friends and relatives at Ridgeville and Napo-
leon, returned home to-day.-Defance Cres-
cent. -.t
Mrs. G.kU. Foncanon, Mrs. w. N. Fergu-
son and Miss Sallie Sloan we're the guests of
friends inlNapoleon Thursday and Friday
Liberty Press. Ee.s%5.S ri
Hon. H. q. Groschner, Daniel Hartnett,
Commissioners Daum, saygers and Zierolf,
attended the Inauguration of Governor
Campbell on. Monday. .a-.5.E.f
Harry Webb, the genial landlord of the
Capitol House, who has been under the
weather for some time, is, we are glad to
state, rapidly recovering.
VIM. Saur, one of the old substantial farm
ers of Pleasant township, was in the city on
Monday, paying taxes and looking after the
interest of the printer especially.
Gust. Kohler, of Butte City, Montana,
spent the past week with his family in this
city. Gust says it was 80 degrees below zero
when he left his home in the far west
W. L. Hill, of Defiance county, was in the
city on Thursday last. Mr.. Hill said he ap-
preciated the NORTHWEST more than any
other paper taken by him. Thanks.
The grippe had hold of Judge Donnelly, R.
W. Cahill, Julian Tyler, James Donovan and
W. W. Campbell, all attorneys, during the
past week. The old fellow seems to have
personal spite against the bar.
MIR. I. d. Brokaw, who for the past three
years has been tenant on the old Robert
MeCaskey farm north of town, left Sunday
for Toledo with his family and household
effects, and will move onto Mr.. McCaskey's
farm seven miles East of East Toledo. sIke"
lisa No. farmer. and his host of friends in
and around Napoleon regret his departure,
but what is our loss is Lucas county's gain.
Uncle Seth Jaqua celebrated his list birth
day laat Monday, a surprise party taking him
BY storm and compelling him to celebrate the
event with them. He was presented with
beautiful chair, by the following persons:
Geo. Hildred, G. W. Gardner, Henry Rut-
ledge, j. 0. Smith, @. Poker, Thos. Sullivan
O. Slocum, Steve. Bascom, David Hudson,
3. L. Curtis, and R. Hudson. The evening
was pleasantly spent at his boarding house,
Mrs. Needham's, and wound up with an
oyster supper preparedby Mrs. N.