Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-04-14
Personal and Society Gossip.
Pleasant Mention OF our own and
Other People.

Gusta Groschner is home from school in
Toledo.
H. II. Fast of Holgate was in the city
Monday,
W. E. Doud of Defiance was in the city
Monday.
H. G. Groschner spent last Saturday in
Ft. Wayne.
John Ragan of Mcclure was in the county
seat Monday.
Charles R. yLang # Malinta took in the
city Tuesday.
L. D. Chroninger of Richfeld spent
Monday in The city.
Burt Long and wife spent Sunday with
relatives in Weston.
Foreman Sweet of tho Signal is spending
the week in Chicago.
Geo. d. Loomis of Tiffin did business ir
Napole n last Friday.
d. c. Emmell of Toledo visited relatives
in Napoleon last week.
E. o. Fox left Tuesday morning on q
business trip to Clyde.
Mrs. Jacob Westerman visited her daugh
ter in Toledo last week.
Chas. Anderson of Mcclure drove up tc
the county seat Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britton will entertain
friends Tuesday evening.
Theodore Damman of Columbus is visit
ing his parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britton returned Friday
from their trip to Saginaw. .e.
Misses Ida and Clara Shoner are spending
a few days with their sister in Toledo.
W. F. Witzgal and Will Heller have beer
visiting in Clyde during the past week.
Carl Groschner is spending his Easter va
cation at home, from college at Ft. Wayne.
Miss Hattie Ulrich very pleasantly enter
tanned the Rosette club last Friday evening
Mrs. Joseph Scherer and children ar,
visiting in Wauseon and Fulton county thi
week. t-.,
Mrs. E. N. Weaver of FIatrock township
is visiting with her parents, Squire Gidle,
and wife. a.,
Walter Higgins and wife left Monday TO
Toledo where Mrs. Il. will receive medica
treatment.
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guests at the home of Martin Knupp las
Sabbath and Monday.
Geo. W. Morey and family have removed
to Napoleon and are now occupying thei
comfortable home on Clinton street.
Commissioner Saygers and wife left fol
Buffalo, Iowa, last evening, on two
weeks visit with their daughter and son
Miss Mario Humphrey returned yesterda!
from New York where she has been under
going several months instruction in musi,
and literature.
J.C. Burr, Malinta's enterprising saw
mill man, was in Napoleon Thursday. H,
Joined the vast number of names already OF
our subscription book.
B. F. Stout, formerly resident of thi
county and an ex-Auditor of the county, nov
of f. Wayne, shook hands with old friend
here Monday and Tuesday.
W. G. Zierolf returns to day from Cleve
land where he is attending commercial col
lege. He will spend Easter week with hi
parents, VIM. and Mrs. Zierof, in Mariol
township.
Owing to a concession made by the com
pany, Mr.. Bryant will still continue as agen
at this place. His brother, R. E. Bryant, o
Attica, Ind, has been assigned the day of
fee here and will soon move his family t
Napoleon.
J.A. Read, Clarence Brigham, James s
Bradley, Edward Barber, J. s. Newcomer
DR.. Myers and J. @. Bollmeyer were in Ma
poleon several hours last Friday ON thei
way to Defiance where they expected to ge
permission of the Defiance Commandery t.
establish Commandery at Wauseon.
W. B. Maffet of Upper Sandusky is il
the city. He is looking up location wit
the intention of engaging in the hardwar
and implement business, and while Napo
leon may not be the place, he has decide'
to locate in some town in the county, be
ing favorabl y impressed with Henry's ric
soil and improved condition,
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