The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-08-27
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Mr.. ,1)hn Brenner has moved

mere tnlS week.
S. X. Laundon took his children to
Lakeside Tuesday.
Waller Foote spent Sabbath with
friends and relatives in Cleveland, o.
Mrs Daunton, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. r. Santley.
Mrs b.. ,ings and daughter, of Cleve.
land, are visiting ;rieri. n. Wellington.
Miss Ada Standen, Of Lake Breeze, is
visiting friends and relatives in this place.
-R. G. Horr has been nominated for
Congress from the Saginaw district, Michi-
gan.
Mrs VIM. Cushion, (Jr) and son, have
spent three weeks with relatives in
Medina.
Persons having rooms to let to students
may leave word to that effect at j. w.
Houghton's store.
The sprinkling cart is used on the
Fair grounds, and in the Halls, so pre-
valent is the dust.
Rev y. +. Warner is expected home
this week, and will preach at the NJ. f.
Church next Sunday.
The entries for the New London Fair
were the largest ever made since the AS
sociatiOn was organized.
Mrs. S. Dyer has had two bad
hemorrhages within n week, which have
reduced her strength very much.
B. D. Bardeu and wife, of Lyons,
Fulton county, Ohio, formerly of Spencer,
are visiting friends in this vicinity.
Miss Ella Wadsworth who has been
in Minneapolis since January and in the
West for two years, is in Town again.
A number of wives Of the y. n. G..
from Welling gton visited Camp Wade
while their husbands were there last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman are
visiting at Bear Lake, Manistee county,
Mich, and will he absent about month
Mrs. Locke went to Cleveland Sunday
morning, her hali.brother, Mr.. j. Schulz
having died suddenly, Friday afternoon.
The prospects for the Fair are good,
though we goto press too early TO give
any description of its exhibits this week.
Mrs. McElroy's place on Magyar
street has been purchased by Mr.. Francis
Franks of Huntington, and Mrs. McElroy
returns TO Cleveland.
Edith Laborie and Leona Battle, of
Wellington, and Lottie Howard, Of Roch.
ester, were the guests Of Miss Eva Howard
of New London, last week
Mr. and Mrs. Wight attended a
family reunion at Andover Ohio, last
week, when Mr.. Wight met a brother lie
had not seen for thirty years.
Miss Hattie Chapman returned with
her sister Mrs. S. S. Parker and family,
Friday, from Lorain, and is visiting at
their hone on Courtand avenue.
Miss Flora Starr closed her school
Wednesday, joined her mother in Euclid
the next day, and Saturday they went TO.
gether TO Hudson TO spend few days.
DIR. Merrick, of Cleveland, and her
mother.in.law, Mrs Corneia Merrick have
been visiting friends in Wellington. The
Doctor is taking her summer vacation.
Mrs. Mary j. Fowler, of Grafton, was
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Emerson last week.
An uncle of Mrs. Fowler's husband died
recently leaving him the sum of $4,000.
Mr.. VIM. Hartupee, for Gj years resi-
dent of Springfield, Richland County, and
father of Rev. G. II Hartupec, Of the N.
o. Conference, died Aug 14th aged Ss
years.
"A son of VIM. Goodyear, Of Sullivan,
was badly bitten by a neighbors dog a
few days ago. Mr.. Goodyear says no
one need be afraid of the dog now-he
is perfectly harmless.
Rev. Mr.. Wachob and family are going
to California with company of about
twenty persons, his wifes parents and near
relatives, all of whom expect to make their
home on the Pacific coast.
"A horse driven by Mr.. Brenner Thurs
day afternoon, became unmanageable and
in front of the insurance Office, broke loose
from the buggy and made path for him.
self through town in hurry.
C. w. Sutliff, who has been in Mary 5
vile, California, is here visiting his father
w. H. II. Sutliff and family, and will with
his wife remain a week or two. He is an
extensive and prosperous farmer in that
summer land.
Mrs. Merrick, aged So, was riding
with Mrs. Charles Bennett yesterday, on
Magyar street the horse was frightened and
ran a short distance. Both ladies were
thrown out, but, as by miracle, neither
was seriously injured.
The Wellington o. N. G.. 9th Reg.