Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-07-02
LIBERTY CENTER, O.
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Pleasant Mention of our Own and
Other People.

Peter DoDnelly sundayed in Cotton.
Miss Lola Bachelor has returned from her
visit in Antwerp.
Mrs. Chas. Vanhying has returned from
her visit to Toledo.
Geo. Wolf, Jr., of Pleasant township, paid
us visit Saturday.
Mrs. Britton spent the past week in visiting
friends in Wauseon.
Miss Darrow of Chicago, is visiting hel
brother, H. G, Darrow.
julius Knipp will take an A. B. course al
Bloomington in the Fall.
Miss Esther Condit of FindIay is a guest al
the home of DR.. Maerker.
Miss Anna Brown has returned from few
weeks visit in Delphi, Ind.
John Norton, of Topeka, Kan, is stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. Shasteen.
Attorney Knupp was in Defiance Monday
on business of legal nature.
S. W. Long, wife and child of Van W ert,
are the guests of Frank Reiter.
Ex. Senator Fassett, of the Toledo Daily
NeaCS, took in the city Monday.
DR.. Becker and wife, of Holgate, did some
shopping in Napoleon, Tuesday.
Rev. Donahey breaches at DR.. Will iams
church in Toledo on Sabbath next.
Richard Bruins was in Toledo Tuesday
in the interest of Norden & Bruins.
Frank Tyler, of Norwalk, spent several
days of last week with friends here.
Doctor E. L. Veirs and daughter, of Liber
ty Center. were in Napoleon Monday.
y. Sampson of Monroe township, did
business in the county seat Thursday.
Wayne G. Fisk, of Toledo, sundayed with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisk.
Mrs. W. N. Sidlinger and daughter are
home after spending two weeks in Fostoria.
Miss Anna Rohrs and Mayme Cary were
guests of Julia Blackman in Toledo, s unday.
G. W. Buchanan, after an absence of some
months, paid his old home visit during the
past week.
Malcolm Meekison, railroad man of
Norwalk, spent several days of this week
with his mother.
Mesdames c. E. Reynolds and D. E. Rum
nell accompanied the Willing Workers on
their picnic Friday.
Miss Lizzie Birkmire of Ottawa, is visiting
q. q. Darrow and family of Okolona and
relatives in this city.
Miss Snow, Frease's trimmer, returned to
her home In Morenci, Mich. Monday, until
the fall season begins.
Reed Siford, Jacob Augenstein and famil-
les chartered the "Minnie w Sunday and
spent the day near Florida.
D. E. Rummell. travelling salesman for the
L. s. Baumgardner Co., Toledo, is home for
his annual weeks vacation.
DR.. j. W. Younge of Ft. Wayne was in the
city on Monday. The DR.. intends visiting
Napoleon every four weeks.
Recorder Hanna and daughter Helen were
in McC lure Monday. The recorder was ap-
praising some personal property.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Coover entertained
friends in honor of their visiting guests from
Youngstown, on Friday evening last.
Uncle John Weirick of Washington town
ship was in the city Monday, paying his
"rent" and looking after the well fare of the
printer.
Ex-Postmaster Pennock of Liberty Center,
was in the city Thursday, laying in supply
of -four for his trade. He says the Napoleon
-four is the boss.
e. p. Dome, one of McClure's substantial
mechanics, was in Napoleon Friday. His
confidence in the future prosperity of his
town is unbroken.
Mrs. Jim Hurd, nee Alma Richards, for
mer Napoleon lady, now of Holgate, Wis
tied several days of last week with Clerk
Jackson and family.
The jovial countenance Of Bro. Mires of
the Liberty Priesse was seen on our streets
Tuesday. The Priesse of recent date shines
as it never shone before.
Capt. Samse aud wife were in Wauseon
Sunday. The CAPTAIN thinks that the pros
poets for all the crops in the country north of
here never were more favorable.
Mr.. A. II. Peery and brother, of Damascus
tp., we're callers at this Office Friday. Mr..
Peery is and has been member of the
Northwest family for many years. He ap-
preciates good paper.
Mrs. L. L. Il. Austin, of Lincoln, Nebras-
"a, is the guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Frease. Prof. Austin after attending
IN institute in Toronto, Canada, will spend
he Summer in Napoleon.
Joseph Baumman. of Ayresville, was in
Napoleon Saturday. He speaks very highly
If the prospects in his section, but is some
What discouraged himself on account of i'll
lealth. He was seized with the "mower"
yrippe some six months ago and has, as yet, |
,een unable to find relief.
Mrs Jannie HOFFMAN n teacher in the