Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-08-11
Personal and Society Gossip.
Pleasant Mention OF our Own and
Other People.

Miss Nettie Neff is visiting in Chicago.
Miss Amelia Groll is visiting in Cleveland
F. F. Shoner and family were in Toledo
Sunday.
Miss Lulu Tietjen is the guest of friends
in Toledo.
Attorney Thomas of Toledo was in the
city Tuesday.
Will Grosscup and wife of Defiance are
visiting in the city.
John Hornung was up from New Bavaria
Saturday on business.
Misses Younkman and Goodell of Cotton
were in the city Monday.
Mrs. Knupp returned on Saturday from
her trip to Niagara Falls.
Miss Georgia Kuupp returned from her
visit in Ottawa Saturday.
John Laver of Liberty Center gave US a
pleasant call on Saturday.
John Scott of Wauseon transacted busi-
ness in Napoleon Saturday.
Malcolm Meekison of Lima was in the
city several days of this week.
Miss Blanche I,euert returns tomorrow
from school at Valparaiso, Ind,
Miss Mary Haag left Tuesday morning for
several weeks visit at Lakeside.
Mrs. j. G. Saur has returned from her Wes-
tern trip much improved in health.
Chas. vanZandt of Cincinnati is guest
at the home of G. NJ. Fisk and wife.
Miss Anna Ice of Paulding is guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Yeager.
John Norton of Cleveland has been spend
ing several days in the city this week.
E. W. Morehead of Holgate transacted
business in the county's capital Saturday.
Mr.. Peter V. Ziegler of Defiance and
Miss Clara Shoner spent Sunday in Toledo.
Mrs. Clara Malley and son Charlie of De.
fance visited friends in Napoleon last week
J. B. Mess and Philip Schwab of the south
part of the county were in the city Tues
day.
Rev. R. H. Balmer left Monday for Lake.
side, expecting to remain there week or II
days.
Miss Hattie Stockford spent the past
week with friends IN Elyria and Kipton
Ohio.
Claude A. Miller of Defiance hugely en-
ioyed the pleasant features of Napoleon
Sunday.
S.G. McCord of Ridgeville Corners is il
the city this week attending the teacher:
institute.
Edward Wineland of McComb visited
Friday and Saturday with his mother in
Napoleon.
Joseph Beck and John Keller, two Ridge
vile township young farmers, were in the
city Monday.
Thos. McEnerny, an attorney of Chicago,
and an old Henry county boy, was in the
city this week.
F. Buchenberg and Sherman Overhulls OF
Holgate were over to the county seat Mon
day on business.
William Beard rode his bicycle over from
Findlay and will spend the week with his
parents in this city.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hague of Defiance spent
s.veral days of this and last week with
friends in Napoleon.
Misses Laura E. Gelzer and Della B
Viers of Liberty Center were registered al
the Miller House Sunday.
Ray Zahrend of Wyandotte, Mich, and
Miss Ida Ludeman of Detroit, are visiting
at the home of Harmon Rhody.
"Mike" Weaver was called to Fostoria,
Monday by the serious illness of his mother.
He will not return for several weeks.
Mrs. William Adams returned Monday
evening from three weeks visit among
friends and relatives at Millersburg, Han
cock county, Ind.
Jas. Allen of Youngstown is visiting his
brother Ed. in the city. Prior to his arri-
val here he spent week with George and
Nat TJlerin Boston.
That all-the-year-ro democrat of De
fiance, Fred. LeSueur, and that good right
bower, Hon. John Ryan of Lucas county,
were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Gruver spent Sunday
and Monday with friends and relatives in
Liberty Center, also with Mrs. G's parents,
Elisha Viers and wife, near Delta.
Joseph Musser of the Defiance Daily
Crescent visited the past week with his
parents in Napoleon. It is Joe's intention
to soon re-embark in the newspaper field.
Prof. Jones of Deshler was in the city
Saturday undergoing the county examina-
tion. The Professor has been hired to
superintend the Deshler schools the coming
term.
Peter H. Macklin, John Ragan, W. q.
Hanna, G. G. L. Wulf aud Stephen Phil
pott, of Mcclure were up to the county seat
Saturday on matters pertaining to the Wul1
assignment.
Nathan and George Tyler of Boston are
visiting at the home Of their parents, the
Hon. and Mrs. Justin h. Tyler. This i:
their annual visit home and will continue a
period Of three weeks.
Mr.. Martin Switzer has just returned
from the Normal University at Fostoria
Ohio ubapa ha has takau a cnyp plata hus;
ness course and limited course in penman.
ship. he is we'll pleased with the school.
Eugene n. Thorn of Liberty Center, tn,
"hustling cook' of Company F, was in the
city Monday on business pertaining to tht
last encampment at Fremont, and before re
turning made the NORTHWEST Office briet
but pleasant call.
George E. Crossman is home from An