Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-03-24
Personal and Society Gossip.
Pleasant Mention of our Own and
Other People.

Mrs. Chas. Mann is seriously i'll.
Arthur Walcott is in, Defiance this week on
business.
W. G. Coover and wife spent Thursday last
in Toledo.
Emo Powell is home from school al
Lafayette.
E. 0. Fox, the music man, is in Fremont
on business.
Miss Mary Richards has returned from
Marion, Ind.
Mrs. Amelia Cary will entertain friends
Friday evening.
Lawyer Harris of Defiance was in Napo-
leon Tuesday.
Miss Florence Brooks has returned from
her visit in Chicago.
Miss ella Jones who has been very sick,
is now able to be around.
Miss Gay Durbin has returned to her
medical studies in New York.
Miss Nellie Blown left Thursday last for a
month or two visit in Hudson, Mich.
Frank Hague did a fine job of paper hang
ing in Dr. Powel's paflor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Tyler will entertain
this evening at their home on Clinton street.
Miss Mary Sieren of Defiance was the
guest of Miss Fulkman the forepart of the
week.
| Mrs. Swaze and little son Mark, of Marion,
Ind, are guests at the home of Capt. L. Y.
Richards.
Henry Won Dielen, Jr., is good looking
name, especially on our subscription books,
and it's there, too.
II. W. Hane, one of the Defiance county
teachers, was in Napoleon Saturday sizing
up our board of examiners.
G. W. Boucher, formerly of the Chicago
Times, but now of Dixon, ILL.,, Normal
School, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gardner are the
happy parents of Young son, which glad
dened their home Sunday morning.
A. P. Myers returns to Decatur, Ind, next
Monday where he is in the employ of W. II.
Herman i Co., as general manager
Philip G. Schwab of New Bavaria, was
called to Cleveland last week by the serious
illness of his daughter, who is attending
school there.
Jake Leist of Indianapolis was in the city
Monday. He and his family vere called to
Liberty by the death off. @. Foncanon, the
father of Mrs. l..
Miss Rose Hoskinson, who has been in
Chicago for the past year, is in the city, a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Mott Fisk. She in
tends making her home in Dixon, ILL.,. IN the
future.
We are pleased to note the marriage of
Chas. Reinke and Miss Louisa Dletrick,
which took place on st. Patridk's day.
Both tride and groom are we'll and favor
ably known in Napoleon tp. .
W. w. McGifin, one of the boss route
agents, running on the Wabash, was in the
city Monday. He informs us that his route
com els him to travel an average of las
miles for every day in the year.
Elliot Haag came home from Ann Arbor
last week to assist in Saur's drugstore,
the employees having suffered somewhat
from the ravages of grippe. He will return
to school as soon as the difficulty is removed.
Our old friend, David ellison, was in to
see US Friday. He has been one of our
heartiest supporters ever since the paper
has been in existence. David is one of
those Democrats who fought all through
the war, yet does not avail himself of every
opportunity to tell about it.
Uncle John Slee, of Liberty township,
was one of our callers Monday. He has
been subscriber on the NORTHWEST books
ever since it's birth, and expects to be so
as long as he is among the living. Uncle Jno
passed his 18th birthday on Saturday last.
May he live to enjoy many more birthday
anniversaries is our wish.