The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-05-20
Personals.

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A. G. Daugherty's only child died
Tuesday night.
Colonel Herrick Is able to be on the
street again. Glad to see him.
w. s. Dickerson spent last Sabbath
with his friends and people in Shelby
Martin Gavin of Spencer, died of con-
sumption, and was buried yesterday.
Rev. A. p. Jones, of Rochester, ex-
changes with Rev. N. s. Albright, next
Sabbath.
The Rev. Mr.. Elliott of Rochester
Centre is reported as in feeble and fail
ing health. -, .,....-.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, of Elyris, ex-
changed with Rev. j. A. Daily Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Doland celebrate
the Goth anniversary of their marriage,
Friday evening, May 2lst.
Rev. G. Davis so long rector of the
Episcopal Church of Medins, died at his
home in Cleveland, Monday evening.
Rev. James Brand of Oberlin has been
voted q three months vacation by the
First Church, and will go to Europe
soon..
Mr.. Howard S. Parker of Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, will spend few weeks
visiting friends in Wellington and vi
cinity. I 7etevc-. . rre
DIR. w. NJ. Taylor's lecture at Ober-
lin, on Miracles" took n good many
from Conference the afternoon of the
last day.
Mrs. Woodwork, mother of Mrs. S.
Wilcox anu of Mrs. D. L. Wadsworth,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sheldon,
at Hornellsville, N. Y.
Rev. c. n. Pond who was here at
Conference, has lately moved to Berea,
and is Gen. Supt. of the American Sun
day School Union for Ohio and Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Santley have the
little boy Of the Mt. Vernon orphans
designated in the concerts as ''Tommy,"
and will keep him awhile with view
to possible adoption.
Mrs. Remission, wife of one of the
professors at Ripon College, Wis.,. and
daughter of Pres. Fairchild Of Oberlin,
spent little time at Conference, and
was greeted by many old friends pres
ent. -.a
Rev. and Mrs. s. T. Dunbar, of Rich
field, celebrated the 25th anniversary
of their marriage on the 11th inst. A
number Of Wellington friends were in
vited. They received many valuable
presents.
Rev. P. P. Pope of Marysville. was in
town last week and on Monday evening
caused the remains of his wife, recently
deceased, to be removed from the mort
uary chapel for interment.-Findlay
Republican. 49,
Miss 8. Francis Crandall administra-
trix Of the estate of her mother, Sarah
c. Crandall, deceased, left this place
Wednesday morning for Youngstown,
o., to file her final account at the Pro-
bate Court In that city.
R. Pierce city editor, and G. H. Walk
er, C. E. Kennedy and s. J. Roberts,
reporters, went from the Cleveland
Leader staff over to the Herald, follow
ing John C. Keffer and J. H. Kennedy,
managing and associate editors.
J.W. Walton of Cleveland, B. w. Ar
nett OF Columbus, A. II. Studebaker of
Bucyrus, C. NJ. Nichols Of Springfield,
w. II. Doane Of Cincinnati, Miss Mary
Chidlaw of Cleves, Mrs. Clatworthy and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Little of Norwalk,
are the Ohio delegates to the Worlds
Convention of s. 8. workers, which con-
venes at London June 26th, continuing
until July 4th.
Harvey Cook, . clerk In Baldwin,
Laundon & Co.'S dry goods department,
and previously at Everett s. Starr's,
was taken with quite a severe hemor-
rhage of the lungs while in attendance
at the Normal Class Of the NJ. E. Church
Sunday afternoon. He was temporari-
ly removed to the Bennett House and
later was taken home. lie Is much
prostrated, and has the sympathy of
many friends.
John w. Andrews Jr., eldest son of
j. w. Andrews of Columbus, died
at Helena, Montana, May 9th. He
prepared for college at Andover, grad
uated at Yale, and from the Columbia
Law School. After leaving college he
travelled in foreign lands ir q way to
learn most Of countries and people, and
all his life had every advantage of men,
tai and social culture, and improved
them to a degree gratifying to his par
ents who held to the highest standards
In the training of their son, to whom
was given natural endowments of su-
perior order. Mr.. Andrews having at
come time previous found the climate
of Montana beneficial to his health,
Pres. Hayes, in whose family he was a
cherished friend, last year without solic-
itation appointed him United States At
torney for that territory, in the labori-
GUS duties of which office he gave emil
nent satisfa ction, but taxed his strength
to a degree that made him an easy prey
to fever, of which he died. -.-r-
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