The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-11
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilbur are absen,
visiting in Canada.
Hon. James Monroe Is to speak at
Pepaeld, September 10th.
<Mrs. ]. TurIey has a psrrot Of very
light, bright green plumagc, one Of the
best looking of his kind.
Messrs. 8. s. Warner and R. A. Horr
have been speaking before Republican
clubs in Medina and Spencer.
Rev. v. C. Randolph left for Illi-
nois, Monday, to attend his conference.
Mrs. Randolph will remain a fortnight
longer, on account of the accident to
her father, E. w. Hou2hton, Esq.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. West returned
from Minn., where they have been
spending the past three months, and re-
port that they have had a very pleasant
summer and are greatly improved in
health.
j. II. Wight returned Saturday from
ten days visit in Ashtabula and Geau-
ga counties. His daughter, Mrs. Clara
Pitkin, accompanied him from Chardon
to Ashtabula; and is expected to visit
her old home in short time.
A. n. Fitch returned Saturday even
ing, after an absence of several weeks
In the East on business and pleasure.
Owing to bad weather and taking Sc
we're cold, he did not secure such an i'm
provement in health as he anticipated.
Mr.. and Mes. E. C. Everett reached
Wellington, Saturday evening. We
are sure that everyone will wish much
happiness to the bride, who has come
so far, and to the husband who has al.
ready won good opinions here.
Mrs. E. F. Webster and son, and
Miss Julia Speer, returned Tuesday OF
last week from a tour to Chicago and
back, by way of the lakes. The rough.
ness of the water OH part of the trip
made it hcl oic treatment for delicate
persons abroad for their health.
Jay woolley was one Of the sing
ers at the Franks family reunion at
Chippewa Lake, and the epterprising
reporter of the Wooster Republican
taking It for granted that everyone
there was a member of that numerous
fraternity, designated our townsmsn as
Jay Woolley Franks.
The friends of E. w. Houghton living
at a distance will be glad to learn
through this medium that his arm seems
to be doing finely; his general health il
Improving and the indics tions are tina,
he will have q successful nd spec dy re.
covery, Notwithstanding the fall pro-
duced a great shock to his nervous sys.
tenn aud he still suffers severe pain
from his wounds.
Mr.. H. B. Franks. who has heretofore
considered Oberlin his temporary resi-.
dence, has now decided to make it hi,
permanent home. He has just complet.
ed neat dwelling house on Walnut St.,
which has been rented to Mr.. Wether.
bee, and Is about to erect two more neal
the corner of NorthAIain and Walnut Sts
His plan is to build houses which car
be rented or purchased by men of mod.
crate means, thereby always finding 8
demand for them.-Oberlin News.
Miss Lois Adams, whose painful i'll.
ness Of a year and a half has caused
much sympathy and anxiety, passed
away at half-past six Sunday morning
the 7th, inst. In July and August she
had frequently been able to ride, and
through all her long period Of suffer
ing her cheerful courage and hope ol
recovery was remarkable, scarcely de-
serting her, even in the last days Of ex
treme weakness and pain. Her siste,
aud brother-in-iaw, MIR. and Mrt. r. f
Jones, .. whose house she died, have
devoted themselves to her comfort will
unfailing tenderness and attention.