Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-11-26
Personal and Society Gossip.
Pleasant Mention of our Own and
Other People.

Rev. Fischer visited Toledo Friday.
Charles Frease is home for Thanksgiving
Harmon Wrede visited friends here Sun
day.
Fred Hilgendorff is suffering with the
dropsy.
Miss Efie Scribner visited in Defiance
last week.
Geo. Teeple and Chas. Shoemaker were in
Defiance Friday.
Nj. F. Barney of Richfeld township was
in the city Friday.
John Hornung, of New Bavaria, was in
the city Thursday.
Fred. McCaskey, of Toledo, is visiting
friends in the city.
Jas. Biggins of Washington township was
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. W. d. Blackman. of Toledo. is visit
ing friends in Napoleon.
Chas. Harrison is home from Ann Arbor
spending Thanksgiving.
Harry Foust has been visiting in the
eastern part of the state.
Frank d. Foust, of the Crescent, Defiance,
spent Sunday with his wife.
Mrs. J. B. Dittenhaver and son, Richard,
have returned from Columbus.
Miss Cora Young, of Liberty Center, was
guest at D. @. Browns last week.
Mrs. J. O. Groll attended the funeral of
Dora Desgranges in Defiance, Friday.
John O. and Charley Seys, of TT. Wayne
were guests with friends in Napoleon Sunday.
Hon. D. D. Donovan leaves for Washing
ton this week, to be on hand when Congress
meets. .t..
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Buskirk of Tiffin,
eat Thanksgiving turkey at the home of
L. l.. Orwig.
Elliott Haag returned from Ann Arbor
yesterday to pattake of Thanksgiving tur-
key at home.
q. s. Dittenhaver, of Van Vert and A.
]. Dittenhaver, of Ashtabula, are home for
Thanksgiving.
Soloman Zarbaugh, Holgate's postmaster
and leading business. man, was in Ma
poleon Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr have returned from
their trip east. They will leave for their
western home the latter part of the week.
Ray Heller came down from Ann Arbor
Tuesday to partahe of the proverbial turkey
from the parental table. He returns Mon
day.
Mrs. Joe. Daust and daughter Stella, of
Defiance spent few days in Napoleon the
past week, guests of Mrs. J. G. Ketter and
Miss LULU Coover.
Samuel Beaverson, of Ridgeville township
was in the CITY Tuesday. He had the NorTH-
WEST ordered to his address before he left for
home, very sensible conclusion.
Miss Dora Williams, of the Toledo Asy-
lum, spent short time in Napoleon this
week. She was accompanied by two lady
friends, Misses Westhoven and Short.
Mrs. Henry George, of Antwerp, Mrs.
Behringer, of Defiance, and ldrs. Seeling, OF
Napoleon, were the guests of Sheriff Saylor
and family last Monday and Tuesday,
Paulding Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. D. George and son OF
Jerry City, and daughter, Mrs. Smith Oh
Findlay; also Mrs. Maggie O'Connor OF
Cygnet, attended the funeral of Mrs. John
Eyrle Wednesday.
| Mr.. T. B. Alexander, leading man with
the Riley's during their last visit here. will
| ''star" for himself next season, going upon
the road with an excellent troup. He will
visit Napoleon along the first half of Novem.
ber next.
Mrs. Foust was called to, Holmes county
to help celebrate the hday anniversary oi
her mother last week, but while on her visit
her mother had paralytic stroke which
terminated fatally. Many friends extend
sympathy in her great loss.
John q. Fresse, DR.. Bloomfield, DR.
Blnzley, Geo. Daum. J. v. Cuff, Andrew
Saygers and others were up to Defiance
Monday evening assisting to make knights
Templar out of Fl. 81. VanCampen, Johr
F. Beck and W. W. Weaver.
Capt. L. G. Randall and wife, after {
visit of some days with W. O. Swigart''
family, left Monday night for Ogden, Utah
to visit their son with whom Mrs. R. viii
spend the winter while her husband will
look after the governments interests in thu
tall timber of Oregon and Washington
Maquoketa (Ia.) Sentinel.
A Stage Picnic.