Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-31
Personal and Society Notes.
Pleasant Mention of Our Own and
Other People

Mary E. Barnes is at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. W. g. ooover spent Tuesday in De-
fance.
O. @. Young of Liberty Center was in the
city Monday.
Dick Sutphen of Defiance visited in the
city Saturday.
JAS. Shasteen and son Jas. Jr., left for the
Fair Monday.
Miss Nellie Ragan has returned from her
visit in Indiana.
John Laver of Liberty Center was in Ma
poleon Thursday.
VIM. Connolly of Mcclure did business in
Napoleon Monday.
Miss Maud Heller of Ft. Wayne visited in
the city this week.
Julian Tyler and wife OF Toledo spent
Sabbath in the city.
D. W. Shoemaker and wife will leave for
Chicago on Saturday. r....
H. P. Dome and Clark Durbin were up
from Mcclure Tuesday.
Messrs. Eyer and Ballmeyer of Wauseon
were in the city Sunday.
Miss Minnie McBane is convalescins from
her recent severe Illness.
Misses Mag. Keinath and Froeda Kolbe
have returned from the Fair.
Mrs. Emma Chain and daughter Nellie
spent the past week in Toledo.
Misses Fannie and Georgia Knupp left
Monday morning for the Fair.
Misses Lulu Coover and Mary Meyers left
last Friday for the Worlds Fair.
Frank Hartman spent the latter part OF
last week with relatives in Toledo.
Q. o. Lowell. of Amhurst, Mass, was d
guest of E. A. Maynard Saturday.
Miss Maggie Teischer of Millersburg is a
guest at the home of Recorder Hanna.
Elliot and Charley Eaag of Toledo were in
Napoleon the latter part of last eek.
Mrs. F. Rieger and Miss Maud Edwards
called on Toledo friends last Thursday.
Geo. Rexroth was called to Bucyrus Tues
day on account of the death of his father.
Clerk d. @. Brown is visiting in Detroit.
His wife is acting as clerk in his absence.
Mrs. Stephen Bissonette has returned
from Mt. Clemens much improved in health.
Dan. Warner and Miss Minnie Booher
visited the Toledo Exposition last Thursday.
The Miss Krambs and Miss Hattie Rearick
of Fremont are guests of Miss Lizzie Rear
ick. 7. 1 f.
Miss Della Dawson of Adams Ridge, De-
fiance county, is the guest of friends in the
city.
Misses Cassie Cox and Anna Burnett of
Florida visited with friends in Napoleon
Saturday. ..
Jas. Ketter and W. G. Coover with wives
will attend the Chicago Fair the latter part
of this week. .....-
DR.. Binzley left Saturday for Pennsylva-
MIA. returning the forepart of the week ac.
companied by Miss Ida Augenstein.
E. 7. Barnes left Wednesday for Chicago
where he has accepted position as guard
at the Ohio Mineral and Coal Building.
Miss Helen Necomer entertained her girl
friends Thursday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Anna Ulrich of Napoleon. Wauseon
Iribmas.
Mrs R. Hudson and daughter Hattie left
Tuesday on a visit to Peters, ILL.,, to spend
few days with their son and brother,
William.
W. M. Feather of Pettisville, was in Ma
poleon Thursday. He offers his cider press
and saw mill for sale as will be seen in an
other column.
Richard Dittenhaver and Julius Groll
went south Sunday, as far as Holgate,
where they were the guests of their best girls
during the day.
Theodore Dammon, of Columbus, is Wis.
iting his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Dam.
mon. Before returning he will take in the
big fair at Chicago.
Mrs. M. Donnelly, who has been visiting
in Toledo the past week, returned home ac.
companied by the Misses Win and Babe
Cooney of that city.
Elmer A. Palmer, of Napoleon, O., State
Dairy and Food Inspector, was in the city
looking up matters relative to pure food ar
ticles.-Tifin Tribune.
William Dunbar of Galet, Kan, brother.
in-law of VIM. Tietien, is in Napoleon. He
will visit in Ohio towns, also at the Worlds
Fair before returning.
A party composed of Mrs. DR.. Shoemaker
Misses Zilla and Maggie Shoemaker, and
Miss Grace Rummell started Tuesday fol
| the Columbian Exposition.