Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-12-22
Democratic : Northwest.
Personal and Society Notes.
Pleasant Mention of Our Own and
other People.

Otncr Ecopfc'
Emo Powell is home from Chicago.
Mrs. Bruner visited in Defiance last week.
Ally Mann of Holgate was in the city Mon
day.
Chas. worden, of Delta, took in Napoleon
Friday.
Rev. Donahey preached in Liam last
Sunday.
FIN. Baldwin, of Toledo, was in the city
Saturday.
Attorney Kuupp was in Cotton Monday on
business.
Geo. Long, of Lucas county, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Wade are visiting with
friends in Defiance.
Henry Brinkman, of Pleasant township,
was in the city Thursday.
Miss Ross of Bowling Green is guest at
the home of M. Knupp.
Walter Spade and mother have moved
back to Napoleon from Toledo.
John A. Wilson, of Flatrock township,
paid visit to the city Saturday.
Gale Orwig will spend his holidays at
home. He will arrive tomorrow.
Miss Emma Edison is home from the
Ursulipe Convent for the holidays.
Mrs. VIM. V. McHenry and son, Rae are
visiting in Bowling Green this week.
John Huelsted, of Grand Rapids, had bus
mess with the Probate Court Monday.
Wilson Lowmaster, of Richfield township,
was pleasant visitor at this office Friday.
G. X. Brown and family of Toledo will
eat Christmas turkey at the home OF l.. L'
Orwig.
Capt. Heller, s. Martin and Henry Kol-
be attended campfire at Defiance Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Laura Kerr, of Salt City, is guest
at home of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. E. b.
Harrison.
Chas. P. Goss of Oberlin, representing
the American Bible Society, is canvassing
the county.
David E. Rummell, Baumgardner's pop
ular commercial traveller, is home for the
holiday week.
George Raidle left Friday for several
weeks visit with relatives in MillersburR and
Wayne county.
The Misses Knupp will entertain company
on next Thursday evening, in honor of theil
guest, Miss Ross.
A. Swigart and Geo. Kryder, of Mcclure,
attended the meeting of the State Grange a
Delaware last week.
Miss May Bowers returned from Oberli
Tuesday. She will spend the Holidays wit
relatives in this city.
Drs. Harrison and Haly attended the mee'
ing of the Northwestern Medical Associatio
at Lima on Thursday last.
J.B. Couch was called to Attica on MOI
day by the serious illness Of his mother. TT
dispatch reported her dying.
Master Jay Siford celebrated his Y
birthday last Saturday by inviting to h
home number of his little playmates.
Miss Ida Augeustein returns tomorro
from the Ursuline Convent at Toledo
spend Christmas with relatives and friend
J.E. Fauver of Ridgeville was the la
one to add his name to our list before
went to press this week. Lucky Mr.. Fa
YER.
Philip Hoffman, who lives near Grellto
made us call last Monday. He is one
our old time subscribers and his visits a
appreciated.
VIC. Zierolf, son of the Commissions
who is attending college at Cleveland, "
spend the Holidays with his parents
Marion township.
MIST lizzie Balsley returned from Obt
lin College, yesterday, accompanied by M
Georgia johnson, of Wisconsin, who "
spend the Holidays with her friend in Il
city.
J.H. Resh, Democratic Auditor of Hen
county, was shaking hands with old frien
in Wauseon last Tuesday. Jake is mu
elated at the recent Democratic victory
the election of Cleveland -Wauseon Rep.
Mrs. Edward j. Davis accompanied
her mother, Mrs. A. j. Saygers, returned
her home in Aurora, ILL.,, last Thursday af
several weeks visit with her parents in Il
city. Mrs. Saygers will spend Christn
with her daughter as will also the comm
sioner who leaves for that place to-morro
We learn that the home of Jacob
Crawford, Cleveland, is very much brig
ened over the arrival Of handsome b
baby which came last Friday. 1t is of res
lation size and weight and Jake who is
old Henry county boy, of course has tah
aboard the regulation amount of conc
and pride touching on his heir.
Elm Logs $1,000 p
Thousand.
For one million feet of No. elm logs
will pay $1,000 per thousand.
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