The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-08-25

DR.. Foster arrived at the American House
Monday, to fulhI his second professionFl
visitto our village. Heis to remain two weeks.
Owing to q press Of Job work incident to
the Fair, we have been unable to get some
items OF local interest into type in time for
this ISSUE
The school In District No. 4, taught by
Miss Julia Gillette, closed on Saturday last,
aud the children went home rejoicing over
their new keepsakes.
The New York Show pitched its tents on
the Fair Grounds, Tuesday, gave three per-
formances yesterday to crowded houses, and
will give three performances to-day.
Mrs. Arthur Tuttle and daughter, OF
Cleveland, viii visit in town during fair
week. Mr.. Tuttle comes down from Cleve-
land on the evening train and returns In the
morning. sgfss1LaA
A concert, under the direction Of J. R.
Hall, will be given in the Congregational
Church at Pendeld next Monday evening,
August 29th. Halls. Orchestra and other
Wellington talent win take part.
LICK GOelhuk las OPCuC0 = AAO1h AAeAASs
in the room under Mrs. Kingsbury's milli-
merry store, where he will be pleased to see
all his old friends. We 5espeak for him q
liberal share of public patronage. II
Miss Clara Rogers, of Belden, has been a
guest of Alice Douglass since her return
home, and the many new acqsintances made
during the visit will retain g pleasant i'm
preston of her charming presence.
I Miss Hattie Howk, who recently graduated
from the Michigan State University, has been
visiting at her grandfather's, Mr.. Z. B.
Howk. She has position for next year in
the public schools of Charlotte, IN mat
State. ~ -
Mrs. Zylphu Shreves-who resides near
Detroit, Michigan-is visiting at her cousins,
Mr.. Homer Mason's. She is over seventy
years Of age, travels without escort, and Is
remarkably energetic and active for person
of her age.
Miss Alice Douglas, who has been teaching
q summer school at Belden, is home for q
short stay, ere she enters upon her duties as
teacher In the graded schools In Elyris.
Miss Alice has been engaged in teaching
most of the time since graduating with the
Class of US and meets with popular success.
Prof. and Mrs Ross, of Fremont, whose
youngest child has been dangerously Ill for
nearly four weeks at Lakeside, went to the
West House, Ssndusky, with 1t last Friday, In
order to be near attending and consulting
physicians, and there was a slight improve
ment in the little sufferer at last accounts.
Mr.. Howard s. Parker Of New York, has
lust returned from Dakota Territory, where
he stayed long enough to select and make
entry of one of the finest quarter sections of
land In Barnes Co., within three miles OF the
Sheyenne River, and North Of Valley City.
He reports that be was much pleased with
the country, and the busy looking towns
along the Northern Pacific R. R. He found
his father, 8. 8. Parker, quite well, and
bronzed like Dakotian with forty day's resi-
dence under the Sun, and prarie zephers
Despite the drouth the crops are fair-bet-
ter on the rolling prairie, than In the fiat low
lands of the Red River Valley.
The two sisters of Mr. Homer Mason-Mrs.
Angeline Van Deusen, Of Passaic, New Jer-
sey, and Mrs Henry Allyn, of Hiram, Port
age County, Ohio-hsve been visiting at the
old homestead during the week past. Many
friends have been pleased to great them
during the time, and regret that their stay
in town has been so limited. Mrs. Van Deu-
sen left Monday to visit relatives in Toledo
ram the same day s.--