The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09

PEI SO N AL 8.

Delos Knowlton, of New London died q
week ago Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T. Herrick Of Cleveland I
were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Knowlton of Cleveland has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Gregory.
Rev. N 8. Albright after four weeks
vacation resumed his pulpit work last Sab |
bath.
Mr. J. F. Ryder Of Cleveland had his $500
watch and q well filed purse taken from
him at the baby elephant show.
Mrs. Christiancy lie reported to be about
to marry Q Southcrner, who was In love with
her before she married, and went to war.
Miss Kinnison OF southern Ohio is visit
ing her brother Supt Kinnison, and will
perhaps remain and attend school here.
Mrs. Amber, Of Michigan, has been spend
ing some time with her sister Mrs. j. L.
Davis, and her brothers Jas. and John Eglin.
W. W. Woodruff, the late unhappy owner
of the Oberlin Gazette was married Aug.
9th, to Mis- Evelyn Z. Chester Of Cleveland
MIS-. bOyo mas Deeu NJ euS hoosS
of her father -in-law In Northfeld where her
daughters have been for three or four weeks.
The Misses Emma and Eta Campbell, OF
Ashland, and Mrs. ]. II. Kuisley and son, OF
Mansfield, are visiting at Mr.. g. w. Crosier's
Miss Anna Belle Sites whose death we
mentioned last week was studying at
WELLESLEY College and expected to become 3
medical missionary. ..rr
Edward Bearing, young New York stu
dent studying in Germany was frightfully
crushed by the overturningof q diligence at
Schultz, few days since.
Mrs. Rininger last week stepped upon q
needle In her bedroom, which broke of In
the flesh and has given her good deal OF
suffering and Inconvenience.
Our congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. In-
graham, whose marriage Is announced In our
Sullivan correspondence, and also our thanks
for package Of wedding cake.
Mrs. j. N. Tuttle Of Clarksfield who was
buried here last week was sister of John
| McGraugh, and OF Mrs. Z. s. Tripp, and the
mother of Mrs Green Fisher and Mrs. Oscar
Avery.
Hon. R. G. Horr of Michigan has been per-
suaded to withdraw his deelinalion to run
for congress In the eighth district of his
state. About seventy leading Republicans
met and agreed not 10 accept his declina.
ton. g.
Thomas Hughes the well known author
Of "Tom Brown at Rugby" and "rom Brown
| at Oxford" with other distinguished English
men are visiting this country with view Of
establishinga colony on q largo tract Of lant
in Tennessee.
Secretary Schurz 1t is rumored Is going to
marry Miss Irish, she and several mem
bers Of her family holding government posi-
tons in the Interior Department. She has
been q clerk there for several years. She IL
said to be very fine piauist.
i F.M. Perkins has been severely i'll sine
their return from Lakeside, not being wei
when he left there. He rode over to kei
ley's Island and rode back In the face OF
stiff breeze In . somewhat heated condition
We wonder II that had not something to d
, | with the ailing.
: Mrs. Johnston, Principal Of the Ladies dc
, partment received draft on Tuesday morn
, ing for 81, 600. from Mrs. Lucy II. Valentino
+ of New York, the income to be used In ait
: ing self supporting young ladies In procur
= ing an education. This Il the result OF Mr.
y Johnson's solicitation.-Oberlin News.
Mr.. D. l.. Edwards, class Of 80 o. c, leave
e town next Tuesday for Georgetown, Ill.
has been elected superintendent OF IL
> schools in that place. Mr.. Edwards Is a
: companied by his sister, Miss Eva, WI
. studied with the class Of 20. Miss Edward
= has charge Of the A grammar school In u
. same place-Oberlin News.
h John Baldwin ir., Of Beica started Mond'
E morning for an eight or ten months sojou
n among his sugar reflneries in louisiana MI
n Baldwin who remains north this winter
account of the son and daughter In scho'
accompanied her husband as fur as W.
:. lingtop, with their youngest son and visit
Mrs Jas. McDermott and Mrs. j. w. Houg
- ton, missing another friend of her scho'
days, Mrs. w. r. Santley, absent at Cha
tauqua.