Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-06-25

Hon. S. NJ. Heller aud W. W. Campbell
were in Toledo Saturday.
Squire Abbs of Ridgeville did business in
the county seat Tuesday.
]. Z. Cowdrick visited several days of last
week with relatives in Toledo.
Miss Anna Westerman is visiting friends in
Fort Wayne, Ind, this week. nf
Martin Hill will in all probability make
Columbia City his future home. ,E .st r.
The Misses Shoner entertained a number
of their Toledo friends Monday. II
Postmaster Highshew of Malinta smiled on
friends in the county seat Friday. sla. q.
Miss Clara Shoner attended the Defiance
College Alumni last Friday night,
Miss Emma Nrede and Chas. f. Clement
Sundayed with relatives in Defiance.
Father Kinkead of Defiance assisted in ex-
amining the Catholic schools here last week.
Capt. R. B. Heller left Thursday evening
for Hutchinson, Kansas, on urgent business.
Miss Clara Betson, of Defiance, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday the guest of L. v. Betson,
@. Packham, Liberty's miller, commercial
ly and socially was with his friends here Mon
day.
Our old Democratic friend, L. A. Beilbarz.
of Liberty Center, was in the city Thursday
last.
Mrs. s. F. Shelly of Defiance has been
visiting friends aud relatives in Napoleon this
week.
| VIM. Brownell Jr., left for Seattle, Wash
ingtor last Thursday. He will make that
place his future home.
Messrs. Brayer and Voigt, proprietors of
the Holgate Commercial bank, engaged in
litigation in Napoleon Monday.
Nathan Martin of Findlay accompanied
with friend visited several days of this
week within his father S. Martin.
Mrs. ]. L. Halter and daughter Edi tn left
for Paulding Tuesday to be the guests OF
Mrs. HIS parents for several weeks.
Capt. @. E. Reynolds has been appointed
on Commander Dowling's staff in charge of
Henry, Defiance and Paulding counties.
M. j. Knipp was one of the graduates from
the Defiance college. His course was COM
mercial one and he ranked high in his class.
Clerk Brown and AL. G. Hackett drove to
Liberty Friday to consummate arrangements
for instituting a X. of P. lodge at that place.
Postmaster Zarbaugh of Holgate, was one
of the substantial Republicans of Henry
county who attended the Republican State
Convention.
Ray Heller and Gale Orwig attended the
high school commencement at Toledo this
week, their friend, Fred McCaskey, being
one of the graduates.
Edward ]. Durbin of Lafayette. Ind,
Sundayed with his parents here. He expects
to complete his stenographical course in
about three months.
Misses Kesselmeyer and Dittmer, teachers
in the Defiance school, DR.. Myers and Mr..
Hilton were guests at the homes of Henry
Myers and Treasurer Groll Sunday.
Jacob Sharp, an old and respected citiz en-
of Liberty township, was in the city on Sat-
urday. Friends will regret to learn that he
and his wife are still on the sick list.
Peter Shiarla formerly of this place but of
late an employ in the stone quarries of Mans
field has returned to Napoleon last week
where he will remain for the present.
Our genial merchant, A. Bradley, is laid up
with played out leg the cause of too much
standing. He is now taking it easy and ex-
poets to remove the disability in few da VS..
Ex-Sheriff Spangler, a subscriber of the
NORTHWEST for the past thirty years, was in
town Thursday, looking after the wants Of
the printer and attending to other busin ess.
John P. Ragan, of Mcclure, has been do
ing considerable business in Napoleon dur
ing the past week. John is hustler and
figures prominently in Democratic fairs of
Damascus.
AL Yeager left Monday for Put-in-Bay to
fulfill contract for furnishing music for the
season. 1t is his intention, if possible, to con-
tribute his services towards making the 4th
success here.
Fred. Nischwitz of Flatrock visited the
county seat Tuesday. He reports crops ex-
cellent in his neighborhood, and says there
will be three candidates for infrmary direc-
tor from old Flatrock.
Jackson N. Bliss, prominent land mark
in the Democratic file and rank, talked with
friends here Tuesday. He is patron but
does not think that that necessitates him
abandoning the Democratic party.
Mrs. Humphrey Bowers Of New York city
is guest at the home of d. j. Humphrey.
Her son, Mr.. Geo. Bowers, proprietor of
a shorthand school in Minneapolis, Mimi,
visited her several days of this week.
John Saygers and Mrs. George jain re-
turned to Buffalo, Iowa, Thursday after
spending several weeks with the family of
Commissioner Saygers. Callie Saygers ac-
companied them and will make an extended
visit.
G. G. Rule and children of Clyde have been
visiting friends in this county during thepa
week. Mr.. Rule was formerly resident of
Napoleon. He reports Clyde as fourishing,
with natural gas and splendid system of
waterworks.
s.. F. Long and son Bert, of Weston, were in
the city Thursday last. Mr.. Long is conya-
lescing from sickness, which has kept him
from his business more or less since January
last. His many friends here are rejoiced to
hear of his recovery and return to active busi-
ness duties.