Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-09
Personal and Society Gossip.
Pleasant Mention of our Own and
Other People.

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David Gunter of Malinta was in Napoleon
Tuesday. Il -
W. P. Tyler attended the Minneapoli
convention. -e
Charley Boyer transacted business il
Toledo Tuesday. }E.fE+ a...
j.. B. Viers of Liberty township was il
Napoleon Saturday, f.t A
Judge Meekison left Tuesday evening fol-
Mansfield on business.
Mrs. John Sidlinger of Hutchinson, IA.
is visiting friends in the city.
Canal Commissioner Hartnett was in tht
city the forepart of the week.
Frank Sweet of Prairie Depot, is visiting
with his parents in Napoleon,
s. NJ. Heller, who has been seriously il
for several weeks, is on the mend,
Hon. Frank Meyers was in the city Mon.
day. He reported the roads in d. b. C.
Recorder Hanna spent several days of thi:
week with relatives in Holmes county.
F. D. Foust and wife of Defiance spent
Sunday with Howard Foust and family.
VIM. Saur of pleasant township shook
hands with friends in Napoleon Monday.
Henry Holterman of Die Post. Wapako-
meta, was in the city Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Squire Prints and Insurance Agent THE
sen are transactipg business in Mcclure
to-day.
John Barnhart and David EmmelI of To-
ledo spent Sunday at the home of R. W.
Suydam.
o. Thompson has returned to Napoleon
from Oregon. The west did not agree with
his health.
Hiram VanCampen left Wednesday for
several weeks visit with relatives in New Bed.
ford. Mass.
Misses Minnie Haase and Annie Sonnet
of Defiance visited friends in Napoleon
Thursday.
Capt. @. E. Reynolds attended the meet
ing of the 18th Regiment officers at Sandus.
ky Tuesday. #
The wife of DR.. Gehrett and daughters ol
Deshler visited friends in and around Napo.
leon last week.
Miss Mayme Wilson left Thursday for q
short visit with the Reverend and Mrs.
Campbell in Hicksyille.
Stanley Jones, wife and child, of Toledo
have been guests at the home of his mother
here during the past week.
DR.. Harrison is attending the medica
association meeting at Detroit this week
Mrs. II. accompanied him.
Jas. and George Mackey left yesterday to
join their father in Pittsburgh which place
will be their future home.
Capt. Jos. Rogers, that old Mexican vet
erap and true-blue democrat of Liberty
township, was in the city Saturday.
Jacob Mangas. of New Bavaria, was up tc
the Hub Tuesday. AS in all other sections
of the county he reports the Ridge very wet
Mrs. S. F. Shelly of Defiance entertainer
the "Coffee Club" of that city last evening
Quite number people from Napoleon were
invited.
Attorney Beer, son of Judge Beer, was ir
the city Monday in the interest of his faith
er's candidacy before the Lima Judicia
Convention.
John Lamphier. of Liberty township. &C.
companied by Uncle John Weirick. oi
Washington, paid their respects to oul
sanctum Friday.
Mrs. j. B. Dittenhaver departed for
Cleveland Saturday where she will be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. DR.. @. H.
Moore, for several weeks.
Mrs. John Barthold Of Partridge, Ka., is
here visiting her old home. Mrs. Delven.
thai, her mother, who has been visiting in
Kansas, returned with her.
Josiah Roller left Monday evening for
Hot Springs, Arkansas. 1t IS his intention
to erect a Touring mill at that place in
partnership with George Letter.
Mr.. John Cushen of Cleveland. Ohio. was
in the city a few days last week the guest Of
his aunt, Mrs. j. N. Putt. 1t was his first
visit to Napoleon and he spoke in high terms
of our beautiful city, claiming that it could
well be classed the 'garden spot" Of
Northwestern Ohio, and from all appear.
ance would soon compare with his city.