Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-10-15
Personal and Society Gossip,
Pleasant Mention of our Own and
other People.

Ell. Durbin is spending the week in To
ledO.
E. I. Barnes was in Archbold Monday on
business.
Mrs. G. NJ. Fisk has returned from her
Chicago trip.
Mrs. Jennie Vail is visiting with her sister
Mrs. NJ, Knupp.
John Shulty of Malinta drove up the coun-
ty seat Monday.
Mrs. H. Orwig, of Toledo, is a guest of her
son, l.. L. 0rwig.
Mrs. DR.. Koehn returned to her home in
Chicago Tuesday.
Miss Mary Haag spent Sunday with Miss
Lehman in Defiance.
John Cothran. Esq, of Weston was in the
city Friday Oh business.
Miss Grace Rummell, of Defiance, is Wis
iting friends in Napoleon.
Lon ]. Dittenhaver, of Ashtabula, visited
with his parents, Sunday.
Mrs. Laskey of Hutchinson, Kas., is visit
ing old friends in Napoleon.
s. M. Heller left last evening for the
phosphate fields of Florida.
Ed. Foust made flying trip to Chicago
this week, returning Tuesday.
John Evers and wife and little son have re-
turned to their home in Chicago.
DR.. Harrison and son Arthur visited in
Licking county during the past week.
Chas. jackson and wife left Monday even
ing for Adrian, Michigan, for weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longwell of Bryan were
guests at the home of Josiah Roller the past
week.
Miss Lalah Hague has 80 far recovered
from her illness as to resume labor in the
school room.
Senator John Ryan was in the city Thurs
day last He reports his campaign as pro-
crossing finely.
John O. Seys, a pencil swinger of the
Press, Ft. Wayne, spent Sunday with his
sister, Miss Mayme Seys.
Mrs. Fisher of Homer, ILL.,, and Miss
Bernstein of Defiance, were guests of Napo-
leon friends on Friday. ,,
Mrs. Charlotte Ryan of Defiance visited
several days of last week with the family of
H. P. Myers in South Napoleon.
w. W. McGifin of Cotton was in the city
Thu rsday. We we're panied to learn that
Mr.. W. buried his mother last week.
Thomas and William ellison from st.
Johns, Michigan, attended the reunion here
Thursday and visited relatives in Napoleon
tp.
Mrs. Ann Maffett has returned to her
home in Upper Sandusky after several
weeks visit with her brother. D. E. Rum
nell. .....
William Hudson returned to his home in
Peters, Ills, Tuesday, after several weeks
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Hudson. 81
Billy Watson, of Peru, Ind, is here this
week, the guest of DR.. Teeple, enroute for
Toronto, Canada, where he will attend vet
erinary college. .>-.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthews, Mrs. Bryan and
| Cynthia Pugh, of Ottawa, drove over from
| Ottawa and we're guests at the home of M.
Knupp on Sabbath.
Henry Dauber, of Malinta. was in the
county seat Saturday. He is pleased with
his croUs and speaks good word for every
body and especially the Democratic party.
| Mr.. l. S. Pope and family who have been
residents of Wauseon for several years have
concluded to return to Henry county, their
former place of esidence.-Wauseon Trib-
ulee
Harry Gardner, of Hamler, and mother
started for Findlay last week but got no
farther than Deshler, when he was taken
with diphtheria and was compelled to re-
turn home.
George Hoffman, of Florida, was in Ma
poeon Saturday and subscribed for the N.
W. to keep him company during the long
winter evenings. This is a move that others
should follow suit.
John Nichols, typo of the Office around
the corner, will leave next Sunday for Chi
cago where he has accepted position as
compositor on the Stockman. John is a
printer of no mean ability and will do JUS
tice to any job that he may undertake.
Henry Kratz and family, of Angola, Inn,
visited relatives for the past week in H enry
county, returning yesterday. Mr.. Kratz
was formerly resident of Napoleon and we
are glad to learn of his success in Angola, in
the drug business, where he! is one of the
| solid man of the place