The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-22
Personals.

Colonel w. F. Herrick has gone East
on a vacation. .- .4...-rr ...
John Sears, of Litchfield, has been
dangerously i'll. ..,
Miss Ida Fuller left last Saturday fol
an extended trip East.
II. s. Smith returned last week from
a trip to Flint, Michigan.
Miss Edith Clark of Detroit, is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. E. w. Houghton.
MISS Lillian Allen of North Amherst,
is visiting at D. l.. Wads worth's, this
week. .......s-.t En- .r-
Miss Kate Ogden, of Knoxville,
Tenn, is visiting her brother, j. L.
Ogden. ,..... 2
Miss Stella Iorgley, daughter of Prof.
Longley of Cincinnati, is visiting at E.
G. Fuller's. g.
DIR. and Mrs. HolbrOok returned last
Friday, from a two weeks visit with
friends in Indiana. 100 g
Mrs. r. F. Curtis and daughter, OF
Clarksfield, are visiting friends in We'll
lington, this week. --
Miss Alice Douglass, who has been
in Connecticut for more than two years
past, is ut home again.
Misses Edna and Bertha Allyn,
daughters of Mrs. Henry Allyn of Hir-
am, O., are visiting friends and rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jordan, with r.
s. Shepard and family, of Medina, and
some Cleveland friends, spent last week
at Bass Lake, Geauga County.
Thomas Jones, former Wellington
boy, is in charge of the Dispensary de-
partment of the New York Hospital
and is now at home on visit. Boo r..
Elizer Smith started, Sunday evening
for Inwood, Ind, where he has secured
position as shipping agent for Morris
& Shafer, lumber dealers. We wish
him success. @
Mrs. Fitch, of Louisville, Kentucky
with her three children, is visiting the
relatives of her deceased husband, and
is pow with her sister-in Jaw, Mrs. o.
N. Leach, of Medina. ,-.. -. r.. ...
Prof. Albert Mast and family have
been in town the past week, with Mrs.
]. McDermott and Mrs. w. r. Santley.
He has accepted position for the COM
ing year in the Wesleyan College at
Bloomington, Illinois.
Mrs. VIM. Andrews, who lately came
from Hudson to Penfield to spend the
college vacation Mt their summer home,
was attacked soon after coming there
with cough and some hemorrhage of
the lungs, the return of a difficulty from
which she has several times suffered.
Mr.. Freeman Moulton, who formerly
lived about two miles west of yelling
ton, made US call on Saturday last.
He has for several years been resident
of LaPort City, Iowa, and is now on
his way teme from a visit to friends in
New York and the New England States.
He is ~ years Of age and in apparently
good health. -.s .g-.- .-...
Mrs. John Damon, of Penfield, is a
sister of DR.. Tanner, and does not like
the idea of her brothers. starving him
self in the interests of science, and of
course watches the papers with great
anxiety for the latest news OF his con-
dition, almost persuaded to go to him,
but is scarcely strong enough for such
an undertaking.
Mrs. A. II. Palmer and son have gone
to Illinois to spend fortnight, the
young man combining business with
pleasure, and Mrs. Palmer to take a
much needed rest in getting away from
business cares. Miss Clark will also be
absent about three weeks, but will re-
turn to do some work before the Fair.
Miss Florence Cushion will attend to
the interests of the millinery and i ress-
making shop in their absence. F
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton is the
wife of Henry 3. Stanton formerly a
reputable lawyer, now connected with
the N. Y. Sun. Her father was an en-
inent jurist. Their five children are
said to have claims to both intellect
and good looks. The eldest is the wife
Of DIR. Bayard who was the physician
of the Greeley family. In their early
married life the Stantons lived at Sene-
Ca Falls, N. Y, where the woman's
rights movement began.