The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-01-02
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Decembar 81 ,S8.

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Christmas tree entertainments at the res
licences of A. II. Witbeck and AlOnzo
Smi h were well attended.
MI, John BarthoIomew'sf father, Of Cha
tauqua, N. Y, has been spending the holi-
days here with his son and family.
Mr.. Geo. B. Essg, Of Buffalo, N. Y, has
oeen spending few days in town visiting
his brother, Henry Essig and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dent of La Grange
attended the entertainment al Mr.. a.
Smiths on Christmas eve.
Miss Nellie Gardner returned Saturday
from atwo months' sojourn with her Sis
ter, Mrs Stedman, in Lorain.
Mrs. Dunbar died on Christmas day.
Funeral on Friday at Litchfeld, conducted
by Rev. Foshay.
Mr.. Henry Wiley, of Wellington, visited
his sister, Mrs. J. H. Gardner, couple Of
days last week.
Born-Dec. 81, to Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Buckingham, daughter.
Mrs. Grant Hull has been quite sick
again Tor the past few days.
Rev. S. L. Gray, of LaGrange has
preached in the Baptist church Sunday
afternoons tor the past few weeks,
Mrs. Rev. NJ. Close visited friends in
New London lately.
Mrs. Rev. g. II. Horton has been laid up
with badly sprained ankle during the
past few weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry McEwing, Of Eos
toria, spent several days Christmas time
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j, ChrstY
and family at the home of her childhood.
1t is reported that J.. M. Starr has pur-
chased the interest in the store Of w. j.
Krebs, to take effect Feb'y 1.
Miss Angie Christy came home few
, days ago from Berea TO spendiher vacation
with parents, brothers and sisters at the
, old homestead. z "
Miss Mary Andrews isenjoying q two
: weeks, vacation and is at nome with
her parents and family 39
Winter is fast passing away and no
$ good roads up to this date.
JAKE. +
s - Dec 81, 49,
Rev. ]. A. HadleE, Is again able tore.
Il sumo his pastorsRip. We are happy to
hyge aim once moles NTH us, as be is yerJ
II ul a1ds sSsSgipg Ny.
~ Elots Of oberlin, as occupied his pulpitfol
several Sundays.
l. The young people of the Congregations
/ Church are getting. up an entertainment
s. to consist of the popular drama, Out in
the Streets" followed by the well known
,l farce of "At Skies and Sevens." All are
a amateurs, but as they have rendered,ths
,e first named play once we can assure oul
l. readers of at least the worth of theil
money. The plays will be formally an
nounced in the churches when the time il
settled. 1t will take place in the Congre
gational church. Admission 10e. VIZ
"a think all should turn out who can. ant
encourage the young people, as they wish
v. TO purchase an organ for the church. Sue.
cess to them.
in Both A. B, Smith and A. H. Witbecl
Ia gave Christmas tree. to their respective
Is friends and neighbors, each in his owl
corner Of the township, Doubtless whil'
n. Hospitality inte mt they did not forget thu
scriptnral injunction to "let their light
is shine; in other words, in the words 0
is the childish hymn, a,.s
Jesus bids US shine then fer all around
Many kinds Of darkness In the world abound
" Sin and want and sorrows so we must shine,
You in your little corner and in mine." q
,ir The friends OF both parties report goo,
er time generally. SUsANNAH.