The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-29
Personals.

r. Peabody, of Greenwich, was in
town, Sunday.
Mr.. w. F. Dickerson left last evening
for visit TO his home in Shelby.
Mrs. J. II. Hood is spending a short
time at Vermillion.
Mrs. Eva Noble Spencer, from Mich
igan, Is ut home on visit.
Maj. Williams, of Chatham, is a can
didate for Auditor of Medina County.
Miss Edith Dickson attended the
Teachers Convention ut Chautauqua.
Mrs. Rood, of Woodbury., Conn, is
visiting at her fathers, Mr.. Warren
Wells.
Hon. C. n. Lamison, of Lima, Ohio,
was in our village lust week, the guest
of Mrs. A. Scott.
r. ]. Robinson's married daughter,
Mrs. Meriwether, of Washington, D.
c., is at home on a visit.
Rev. A. G. Upton, formerly tutor in
Oberlin College, is going to be pastor of
the Cong. Church at Wakeman.
Miss Ella Foote, who has been visiting
in Detroit, is expected home this week
to spend the remainder of her vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Woolley of Cincinnati,
whose husband, n brother of j. II.
woolley, died last winter, is visiting
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leach, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G.. Starr and Frank Woolley
started Monday for Lakeside, to be gone
all the week.
Mrs. A. E. Dewey, of Norwalk, spent
Sunday and Monday with her brother,
S. Wolcott, who is ut home good deal
out of health.
Miss Ida Stroup coca to Obcrlin on
the 14th of September to commence a
collegiate course, and Miss Allie Roser,
to begin a musical course.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis 60 to New
York State this week to spend two on
three months, if his health seems likely
to be benefited by the change.
Rev. G. Stanley Pope, of Alabama
was the historian of the day at the Pope
family reunion in Strongsville, on
which occasion his youngest child wal
christened.
| Rev. n. d. Shutter goes to Chicago the
1st of September to take the last yeal
of his theological course. Preaching
and studying, doing double work, al
Oberlin, has impaired his health.
The Rev. G. A. Weber died at Shell
by, o., July 2ad, Of cancer. His funer
al occurred the Saturday following
He had been a great sufferer. His ear
ly death will be mourned by hosts o
friends.
Thos. Russell, S. P. Hastings, ant
other Wellington people, who spen
last week at Ruggle's Grove on th'
Lake shore, report splendid time
though the wind blew very hard Fri
day afternoon. ...
S. E.Wilcox, VIM. Vischer, Seldom
Hall and win Hall with their wives
went, last Friday, to Ruggles grow
on the Lake Shore and spent few days
in fishing, boating etc. They were join.
ed by II. j. Lewis and wife of Elyria
C. p. Barker, who has been home tn,
past month, returned Tuesday to Hart
Mich, to enter upon the duties OF hi
profession. His many friends her
would like to have him practice neare
home, buthe perhaps found greater nee
of a lawyer there.
Mr.. F. Ladd, printer of 90 years
experience, now has charge of the jo
work in the ENTERPRISE office. II
worked for years in the Methodist Bool
Concern at Nashville, and that of Gin
cinnati. The mechanical part of Re,
DR.. Ross G. Houghton's book, ''Th
Women of the ORIENT, was his work
Miss Kate Ogden, who is visiting 8
her brothers., J. L. Osden's, has beel
spending portion of her vacation will
Mrs. DIR. Baldwin at Columbus. lie
relations with pupils and patrons as
teacher in the public schools of Knox
vile, Tenn, have been of the pleasant
est character, and she is much attache
to her adopted Southern home.
Samuel Henry Tanner, the faster,
a native of Tunbridge Wells, England
but came to Litchfield when he was
: years old. He and his wife are bot
graduates of the Eclectic Medical Co
lege at Cincinnati, and had good pra
tice at Minneapolis: Mrs. DIR. Tame
, was Miss Mary Wood of Jefferson, Asl
tabula Co. She is tall, graceful, intel
esting, and her looks and manner ind
cate refinement and Intelligence.