Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-01-01
SOCIAL MIRROR.
Our People, Their Neighbors; What
Both Have Done, are Doing
or Will Do.

J.B. Couch and wife we're in Toledo Mon.
day.
Harry Birkmirs, of Ottawa, is visiting Ed.
Allen.
Miss Maria lee lie visiting relatives in De-
hance.
LII. Weaver, of Mcclure, was in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Eva Bloomfield is visiting Dell Knapp
at Toledo.
F. D. Foust visited in Grand Rapids
Christmas.
Recorder Hanna was in Toledo Tuesday
on business.
viii Beard of Findlay spent Christmas with
his parents here.
Miss Grace Rummell, of Defiance, is visit
ing relatives here.
8. ]. Jones, one of CoIton's solid men, was
in town Tuesday.
Earl Couch spent Christmas and New Year
with his parents here.
Fred Veigel left this morning for several
months visit in Toledo.
Arthur Dawson leaves Monday to attend
school at Delaware, Ohio.
Miss Ida Reidelbaugh is spending holiday
week with friends in Toledo.
Virgil Squires and Klingerhofer Bros. of
Defiance were here Christmas.
Mrs. Drummer and Miss McBane spent sew
eral days in Defiance last week.
H. G. Groschner made Ft. Wayne busi-
ness trip Monday and Tuesday.
John Green and son are visiting the family
of H. O. Lemert in Harrison township.
Mrs. F. NJ. Rummell and family of Def
ance spent holiday week in Napoleon.
Edward Cameron is home for the winter
after a seasons life on the ocean wave.
W. F. Baum is again on the streets looking
decidedly peaked about the countenance.
DR.. Squires and family of Fostoria, have
returned from a short visit with WV Camp
bell.
Oscar G. Evers of Chicago, made his par
ents short visit this week after an absence
of over year.
Mrs. Bribner Hudson and child have re-
turned to Napoleon after an extended visit
in Bellevue, Mich.
Jacob Hiser, one of our old and apprecia-
tive subscribers of Washington township, was
in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Tyler entertained a
company of friends at their hospltable home
on Christmas night.
Edward Weinlsnd former Napoleon boy
but now of McComb, visited with his mother
in this city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Haynes and family of
Toledo spent holiday week with relatives in
this city and vicinity.
Mrs. lee, nee Mary Blair, of Toledo, has
been visiting her mother during the holidays.
She returned Tuesday.
W. A. Hanna, of Mcclure, dispensed news
relative to the Mcclure boom to interested
friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Gibbs, of Chicago, has been spending
the holiday week with her sister, Mrs. M. ].
in this CITY,.
George Marsh of Flatrock township, gave
US call by proxy Saturday. A healthy sub
scription lump was the proxy,
Congressman Donovan visited Washington
during the past week. Getting acquainted
with your new home, eh, Denny
W. B. Haynes, the genial tanning mill
man of Dundee, Mich, was in Napoleon
and favored us with pleasant CALI
G. B. Lowery attending school at Ada, O.,
is spending the holidays at home with his par
ents and will be pleased to see all of his
friends.
Rev. Shelter of Mcclure, was in town Mon
day. He reports Mcclure still on the ad-
vance and the religious portion doing excel
lent work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Raidle Of Harbor
Springs, Mich, is visiting here with his
brother George. Mr.. R. was former resi-
dent of this place.
F. A. Lumbardy, one of the hustlers of
Flatrock, was in the city Monday, paying his
'rent" to Treasurer Groll and also his re-
spects to the printer.
Edward Wright and Miss Sophia Cramer
we're Joined in marriage by Rev. Donahey
Christmas. ManyEfriends extend congratu-
ations to the young couple and wish them
happy trip through life.
Gustave Kohler, of Butte City, Montana,
has been in the city during the past week,
Ind will spend a month or SO in Toledo. |
Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. Koh-
er is regaining her right mind and is again
With her family.
Auditor-elect Resh was around shaking
lands with friends in the county seat on Mon |
lay. Mr.. R. will not take control of his
'fice until next September, at which time the
Democrats will have control of all the offices
n the county building again.
Miss May Bowers will teach one of the de-
partments in the Grellton schools, the term
beginning next Monday. Grellt onites will
ind Miss Bowers a good scholar and well