Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-07-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Pleasant Mention OF our ow" ana
other People.

Arthur Dawson was in Denauee SN'
Mrs. Frazier is guest of her sister, Mrs
Dr.. Haly.
Prof. weisbsch is doing local work on the
DemOIrdt.
Mrs. Geo. Eggers, sr., is sick with i"'er-
mIttent fever.
. Miss Ella GHies spent the past week Win
friends in Detroit.
DIR. H. P. Haag, of Libert, Center was IN
Napoleon Saturday.
Born, on the 9th, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Vandenbroek, a son.
Miss Helen Lemert has returned from
her Columbus trip.
Ed. Allen left Monday for visit in Otta-
wa, returning to-day.
w.O. Hudson went over to Deshler Tues
day on surveying business.
Miss Mary Richards has returned home
from her Marion, Ind, visit.
Ed. Faust spent the latter part of the
week with friends in Toledo.
Lafayette Meeker has returned to this
township from Bowling Green.
Reed Siford and family drove to Archibold
Monday, returning the same day.
Albert Beard, of the electric light company,
is lying quite sick with the dropsy.
Lon. j. Dittenhaver of Ashtabula, Sun
dayed with his parents in this city.
Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. J. Shoemaker are visit
ing this week in Fostoria and Findlay.
George Eggers and George Hahn with their
families, drove over to Wauseon Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Mauk is spending the summer
with her brother G. S. Mauk. Rockford, 0.
s. F. Long of Weston, was in Napoleon
Thursday and gave this Office pleasant call.
United States Marshal B. F. Wade of To-
ledo, left Tuesday on short trip to Ireland.
Frank Dodds. of Iona, Mich, is stopping a
few days in Napoleon, the guest of Frank
Coe.
DR.. J. Gore Galleher, the eye specialist
will be in Napoleon the %, "a and % of this
month.
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and sister in Ottawa. She will be absent sew
eral weeks.
Miss Bertha Augenstein, of Van Vert, has
returned to her home after an extended vlsl
with DR.. and Mrs. Augenstein.
Mrs. Hattie Moxley of Saginaw, Mich, i
spendinr few weeks in this city the CUES
. of her sister Mrs James Emery.
D. Ailer of Texas and his brother John
Bellevue, who is visiting him, were in Ma
, poeon Saturday and called on the NORTH
WEST.
Judge Handy drove over from Wauseo
Friday, accompanied by Mrs. Handy an
t Misses Tell Palmer, Hermie Orth and Maym
o Handy.
i Clark Perry. of Chelsea, Mich. was gue'
at the home of Mrs. Harley this city, an
), Glenn Woodward of Liberty township, durin
7. the past week.
81 Misses Mary and Tot Jones left Tuesds
for Blue Lake, Ind. They Joined an excursio
- party from Marion, Ind, at Ft. Wayn
bound for this point on two weeks re
p reation.
DR.. John DIemer of Buffalo is spendir
several weeks with his parents. He is stud
~ ing medicine and recently returned from
Us trip to Germany and France with his pr
ceptor.
Messrs. Frank Bayes, Orie Bradley, Cha
so Trory and Misses Oh Howe, Helen NJ
a Conner, Gertie Lyon and Helen 'Bollemeye
to drove over from Wauseon Friday and pi
nicked up the river. .
re A party of young men. consisting OF Ge
If. Iaskey and Fred McCaskey of Toledo, a
re Ray Heller, Gale Oorwig, Luther Donah
". and Arthur Harrison, of this city, are cam
- ing at Turkeyfoot for week. ....
no Mr.. R. A. Arbogast, of Harrison twp,
NV new resident of that section, has now becol
air thoroughly installed sirce subscribing
the NORTHWEST. No household in Her
If county is complete without it.
lc- H. A. Myers, a Damascus township mi
lp- was in our city Monday and outside of p'
,rn ing for the NORTHWEST nearly up into
gave us an agreeable call. He is we'll sat
mt fed with his wheat crop but objects Wig
~ ously to the changeable weather we are h
N. ing.