Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-12-17
Personal and Society Gossip.
Pleasant Mention of our Own and
Other People.

II. Van Oampen visited youngstown last
week.
Rev. Ames, of Defiance, was in the city
Friday.
Miss Harris has returned to her home in
Toledo.
Mrs. Cahill has returned from her visit to
Chicago.
DR.. Teeple made business trip to Toledo
Monday.
s. M. Hague attended court in Wauseon
Monday.
Silas Wright has been seriously ill for sew
eral weeks.
Peter Dietrich and family we're in the
city Friday.
Philip DELPHI, of old Monroe tp., was in
the city Friday.
Miss Ollie French has returned from
visit to Chicago.
A. Bradley made a trip to the Future
Great, Thursday.
Mrs, A. Bradley spent several days of this
week in Defiance.
Dr. Raweurs and wife of Malinta were in
Napoleon Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. @. Durbin entertained
friends Tuesday evening.
Isaac Peters of Ridgevile township did
husipasa in tho oitu Eridou
Geo. Buchele will return from the west
the latter part of this week.
AL. Hackett left Wednesday for Ann Ar
Dor, to be gone several days.
L. E. Mcclure, Mcclure, paid us sub.
scription money Wednesday.
We are glad to note that councilman Ca
hill is again able to be around.
W. H. Stryker, of D'iauce visited, Napo
poleon on business Saturday.
Miss Dottie Man entertained a party of
yound friends Friday evening.
Jake Vaudenbroek of Wauseon was with
friends in Napoleon this week.
W. L. Hill, the boss road man of Ayers
vile, was in the city Tuesday.
Alex McCabe and Thos. Jennings Ewere
callers at our sanctum, Thursday.
R. W. Cahill has been confined to his bed
by sickness during the past week.
Probate Judge Baker and Attorney Har-
ris we're down from Defiance, Thursday.
Mrs. s. o. Rakestraw and little daughter
are here from the west on visit with rela-
tives.
George Sweet, the Signals foreman. is
again at his post of duty after several weeks
illness.
Judge and Mrs. Meekison and baby left
Sunday morning for weeks visit in Gin
cinnati.
G. W. Reynolds, an old Grand Army man
of Bartlow tp., took in the county seat Sat-
urday.
I. o. Donovan of Newark, Ohio, was in
Napoleon and other Northwestern towns
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Clay will spend the
holidays with their son, E. o. Clay at Men
tone, Ind.
Lieutenant Reiter and Frost Fisk tripped
Ter up quite lively at the Whitehouse dance
Friday night.
Amos Foote of Richfeld was in Napoleon
Monday, "paying taxes, he says, 'for
fifteen Widows.n
Mr.. Gladwyn Chaplin and wife of Kansas
visited Mr.. C's sister, Mrs. r. B. Heller,
several days this week.
Ohas, H. Suydam and wife were up from
Mcclure this week, called here by the death
of Mrs. R. W. Suydam.
Squire Andrew Patterson, one Of the
square men and Democrats of Marion town.
ship, was in the city Saturday.
D. E. Emmell and wife, of Toledo, were
called to Napoleon this week on account
of the death of Mrs. R. W.Suydam.
Henry EIfies, of Kelly's Island, spent the
latter part of last week in this city, the
Quest of Mrs. Fred. Stockman and family.
Almar Campbell, one of Bowling Green's
leading attorneys and hustling Democrat,
transacted important business in Napoleon
Friday.
j. g. Ri ker of Pleasant township was in
he city on Saturday. He tried to get along
without the NORTHWEST. but found twas i'm
'ossible to do so, so he had the paper sent to
',is address again
p. G. Emmell, OF Washington township,
was in the city Tuesday. He reported the
roads in a rotten CONDITION but not so much
"a to prevent him coming to the county seat
and renewing his subscription
Chas. Daum of Washington tp., was in
Napoleon yesterday, not forgetting to re-
rew this subscription for the NoRTHwEsT
before his return. Charley is one of our most
worthy Democrats, and prosperous farmer.
Representative Myers and family of Ham
'er we're no to Napoleon Monday. Mr..
iyers will resign his position as principal |
Il the Hamler schools, shortly, and assume |
lis duties as Henry's representative in Co. |
umbus.
Levi Dresbach, Of Malinta, was up to the
'ounty seat Friday. Mr.. d. is one Of the
olid farmers of Monroe tp., but has been
wing in Malinta for year or more that
lis children might avail themselves of
school privileges. lie talks of moving back
% the farm in the near future. I