Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-06-11
LIBERTY CENTER, O.
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Pleasant Mention of our Own and
Other People.

j. L. Arnold of Hamler was in the city
Friday.
Chas. Daum of Texas was in the county
seat Saturday.
Jacob Augenstein will attend the Fostoria
races next week.
FIN. Rhynard of Mcclure was in the coun-
ty seat Thursday.
Messrs. Geo. Hildred and j. Koller were
in Toledo Thursday.
N. Baur of the South Ridge paid the coun-
seat visit yesterday.
Ed. Kelly, Ada. O., is visiting ]. NJ. Hoff-
man for few weeks.
F. W. Andrews, of Florida, paid his re-
spects to this Office, Tuesday.
| Mrs. N. W. Emery and family visited
friends in Liberty Center Friday.
Arthur Harrison spent last week with his
brother Charley in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Michael Connolly of Washington township.
shook hands with Napoleon friends Friday.
Charlie Harrison, Elliot Haag and Frank
Foust are home from Ann Arbor for the
Summer.
Joseph Musser, of Defiance, former en-
ployee of this office, spent the past week in
Napoleon.
Miss Doring of Van Vert was in the city
Monday, being under the treatment of DIR.
Harrison.
D. D. Punches of Marion tp., was in the
city Friday. He reports crops looking vel |
in his locality.
Mrs. Eugene Thorn of Liberty Center, was
the guest of her friend, Mrs. N. W. Emery
Saturday last.
R. W. Kelly Sr., of West Millgr owe, Woo
Comfy, has been visiting his son in this
comfy the past week.
M. j. Knipp was in Defiance last Thursday on
business connected with the implement es-
tablishment of A. Scribner.
Daniel Hartnett was up from Colum bus
Saturday and attended the funeral of DR..
Martin at Liberty, Sunday.
Johnny Martin, one of Detiance's princi-
pal young business men, was the guest of S.
M. Honeck and wife Sunday last.
Mrs. Charles VanHyning and dau ghter,
Ruth, departed for Toledo Tuesday to be the
guests of her parents for several weeks.
Fred. F. Rohrs left for Mt. Clemens,
Mich, Tuesday, with the hope that the min
eral springs of that place will aid him in re-
gaining health p.
Peter Donnelly has inst convalesced from
severe attack of the measles, which has kept
him from returning to school at Ann Arbor
since the death of his father.
B. Chroninger, assessor of Liberty, West
Precinct, was in Napoleon Tuesday hustling
a few of Napoleon's people who have person.
al property in that township.
We are pleased to note that David Harmon,
of Ridgeville, will make his future home in
Napoleon, having Pentered the employ of
II. Fl. Lane, the furniture man.
Mr.. Wilson Martin, father of DIR. E. T.
Martin, returned to his home in Columbus
Grove Monday after administering nearly
five months at the bedside of his son.
Miss Amelia Groll has been deputized to
assist her father in the treasurers Office. She
will make an able assistant and the treasurer
could have gone farther and done worse.
Judge Frank Young of Bowling Green,
was in the city Monday on business pertain
ing to the Bowling Green Foundry, which by
the way is, advancing rapidly to the front
ranks in its line of business.
D. G. Jeffery of Blissfeld, Mich, has re-
Gently located in Napoleon, taking up his
residence on the south side. Mr.. j. is selling
the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine aud
comes among us highly recommended.
Billy Watson, who has been studying med
icine with DR.. Teeple the past summer, re-
turned to his home in Peru, Ind. He will
resume his course of study at the Toronto,
Canada, Veterinary College in the Fall.
q II &C.