Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-04-27
BREEZY
Is the Correspondence Of Our HOlSatt
Reporter.
Family Row-New TX. OFF. Building
-Women's Temperance Union
Personal Notes.

HOI,GATE, April 25.-Arraigned be-
fore Mayor Cole Friday morning were
David Myers, his wife and "Phoebe"
Becker. The charge was disOrderly
conduct on the street. The defendant,
Mrs. Myers, has for some time past
been leading fast life, neglecting her
family duties and conducting herself
In a manner unbecoming to a mother.
She, accompanied by Mrs. Becker, met
her husband on the street; little con-
fab followed which warmed up by her
accusing him Of setting DR.. ]. Becker's
barn on fire few days previous.
Mr.. Myers had his wife and Mrs.
Becker arrested on a charge Of peace,
disturbance and false accusal. Mayor
Cole saw fit to call the affair family
row and fined each (including Mr.. NJ
81 and costs.
The Mayors office was the scene OF
considerable amusement as was ex-
pected, a mixed crowd anxious to hear
the defendants, filling the room.
Work on the X. Of P's building Is
rapidly progressing and will be ready
for occupancy, we are informed, before
fall weather sets In. The structure will
be 24x90. q two-story brick and 30 built
inside as to admirably answer the
needs of the Pythian lodge of this
place. The lower part Of the building
will be for rent. G. g. Stuper is the
contractor.
The second story of the Walker
building Is being fitted up to be occu.
pied by the members of the United
Brethren church. Rev. Stevens will
officiate at the meetings of the church.
The firm of Voigt, Bessllng & Co. has
put handsome refrigerator In their
butcher shop and otherwise improved
Its interior, being necessary out
growth ofa successful business.
At the fifth annual meeting OF the
14th district of the Ohio Woman's
Christian Temperance Union to be held
at North Baltimore, May 4th and 5th,
Holgate will be ably represented in
the following divisions Of the Union
by these persons:
Vice President, Mrs. Emily Stevens.
Superintendents Of Departments -
Loyal Temperance Legion, Mrs. c.
Kerr.
Scientific Temperance Instruction,
Miss Nellie Fribley.
President of Young Woman's
Branch, Miss Bessie Stevens.
Frank Evans, an old Holgate boy
employed by Uncle Sam, in the rail-
way service, visited his parents a few
days last week.
Miss Laura Poe, daughter of Auditor
Poe, was the guest of Mrs. Zarbaugh
last week.
Fred Korte transacted business in
Toledo Monday.
Miss Ella Barringer returned home
after an extended stay In Toledo.
Mrs. F. E. Travis, of Defiance, made
her daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Wilson, OF
this place, a visit several days of this
and last week.
M. Mckenzie, of Toledo, formerly
employed as an operator at the B. & O..
depot at this place, called oh Miss Nell
lie Fribley Sunday.
DR.. L. ]. Eyer left Tuesday for Ham
Ter to commence practice in that, his
location. We wish him success.
Miss Rena Sapp is home after a few
weeks visit in Defiance.
DR.. o. F. Taft, of Pittsburg, prom
inent dentist of that city, and Miss
May Thiede, of Toledo, have returned
home after several days visit with Mr..
J. Wahl and family.
Miss Olga Buchenburg who is re-
ceiving instruction on the piano In To-
ledo, visited her young friends here
Sunday.
Miss Alice and Will Franz and AL.
Wahl are attending the Normal at
Ada, Ohio.
Miss Laura Brubaker, of Florida,
was the guest of Miss Florence Kers-
tetter last Sunday.
VanNess & Mann drove to Napoleon
Sunday.