Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-01-26
Personal and Society Notes.
Pleasant Mention Of Our Own and
Other People

Grin Parker is laid up with rheumatism.
Wm. Mollet of Holgste was in the city
Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. d. Freass entertain thi
evening.
L. Knapp, of Flatrock, was in the cit.
Tuesday.
Daniel Hartne.t wass up from Columbus
this week.
q. p. Hinsdale. of Toledo, was in the cit!
on Friday,
Born to DIR. aud Mrs. Haly, Jan. 22d,
daughter.
Miss Rose b. Laden, of Upper SaDdusky
is in the city.
David Weaks of Mcclure visited the coun
ty seat Monday.
Detective Duffy of Toledo was in Napoleon
Monday on business.
L. Motter, of Malinta, was in Napoleon
Saturday on business.
F. II. Voight, Holgate's banker and drug
gist was in the city Monday.
Mrs. Seys, of Ft. Wayne. is guest of heI
daughter, Miss Mayme Seys
l.. G. Fellers returned home Saturday
from tour through Indiana.
L. G. Warner, McCure's livery man, drove
his bays to Napoleon Tuesday.
Miss Eva Manchester. of Omaha, Neb.,
is guest of friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mr.. George Shull of Richfeld
| township we're in the city Monday.
N. b. WaldrJn, of Wauseon called on a
few of his friends in this city last Friday.
County Surveyor johnson of Pau'dng
transacted business in Napoleon Monday.
Mrs. james Drar er, of Toledo, was guest
of her brothers, d. and j Wilson, this week
W. p Tyler left Saturday for Otford,
Mass, for the purpose of taking depositions.
Mrs. Geo. Krause visited her mother and
sisters in Toledo few days during the past
week.
Miss Mary Russell has been i'll during the
past week and the postoflice has been run
ming short of help.
Harry AK. of Wauseon, was in Napoleon
Tuesday. He is contemplating taking trip
to Oregon to visit his parents.
R. II. Gleason, of the real estate firm of
Baker, Gleason & Co., of Defiance, was in
the city on business Tuesday.
The Kahlo trouble at Toledo has culmin-
ated in Mrs. Kahlo suing for divorce from
her husband, claiming desertion and nom
support.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Sutherland left Mon
day for Norwalk on business connected with
the suit against the B. & O. R. R. of which
Mr.. s. is plaintiff. They return today.
Mrs. DR.. Harrison, Mrs. Amelia Gary, Mrs.
Wallace Blair and Mrs. Il. L. Orwig attend
ed a reception given by Mrs. Judge Sutphen
at her home in Defiance yesterday afternoon.
Will Lyon, Harry Smith, Will Swineman,
VIM. Taber, ct al, were over to this town
Monday evening in quest of their best girls
who it seems were out larkin' and sleigh
riding.
VIM. Armbruster is one of our good citi-
zens in Napoleon township who was in the
city Tuesday and who likes to be ahead of
Ihe times-at least his subscription date
says 30.
Albert Follett of Liberty township was IN
he city Saturday for the first time since his
light with th at deadly disease, typhoid fever.
His family is still afflicted with the disease.
Friends hope for their speedy recovery.
8. D. Zwayer, of Malinta. was in the city
tuesday looking mp information on the
complexion of the first half of the 51st Con-
Iress having differed in opinion with a fel-
ow townsman to the extent of $40. The
,et has not yet been declared lost.
Mrs. John Siford was called to Tiffin by |
elegram Sunday evening to the death bed |
IT her mother, Mrs. Rachael Flenner, who
lied shortly after the daughters arrival.
The deceased was G5 years of age. Mrs. ST. |
ord will return sometime during the week.
Master Chas. F Williams, of Napoleon,
Who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Frank
laney, for the past week, returned home
friday. Chas. Williams is the son of Mr..
nd Mrs. Williams who we're so foully mur-
ered by johnson, at Napoleon about eight
ears ago. johnson paid the death penalty
or his sclime.-Defiance OF Crescent
Bed blankets, horse blankets and lap robes
t cost. D. & j. WILSON.