The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-01
THE NEWS
AZ Gathered hr Our S,.ri.l cslv.lpsadsat,.
AllAbout the Happenings and Special
Eventsin their Immediate Vicinity.
LITCBFIELD.

Sept. 20, '00.
George Forbes, who lives In the far
west made surprising visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes, during the past
week.
A birthday party took place at the resi-
deDce OF Orlo Nickerson's last Tuesday.
il being his fathers birthday. There
were present who have reached the sun
ny side Of fourscore years, namely Hiram
NickerSon Sr. w. Rripsmade and Mrs.
Jenne. A good Time WAS enjoyed by all
and II IL the wish oi their many friends
that they may be spared to meet upon
many more such rccasinns.
s. and L. Rice, aIe visiting in the East
ern states.
]. d. II. Yeakley spent last week IN
Cleyeland trying TO secure Employment
upon tue Brooklyn street car line.
DR.. j, H. Carpenter is visiting friends
and relatives Ia New York.
Our little burg was somewhat excited
last Monday by lawsuit viz Wilson
against Smith concerning wages hr w.
hired to Mr., Smith ~ work all summer,
but after working ubou. one month quit
and demanded his pay which Mr.. Smith
refused TO pny and accordingly the case
was brought before Esq, NOBLE. A july
trial was demanded which brought iu a
verdict in favor of tue plaintiff. @. d.
Holladay Of Medina, was the attorney for
The plaintiff and I. Herrick of Wellington
for the defendant.
Andrew Fritz, who lives 10 the south
east part Of town has sold his farm to Mr..
Wolf Of River styx, o., and gives posses
tion this fall.
VIM. Hissem, Of La Fayetie, has moved
in Stranaban's house on West street.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob wideman, of Cres-
ton, O., are visiting relatives in town.
Frank Shank spent Sunday al home.
Rev B. M. Dresden Of the N. Z. church
preached his last sermon Sunday, unless
Conference sees 1T to return him which Is
the wish ofthe community
E. Z. Wideman, w. Wright, c. NJ.
Turner, d. r Turner, W. Brooker, c. Can
field and P. D. Shank attended the Elyria
fair last week
J. D. Yeakley removed the Lance
family 10 Akron, o., last week.
Mr.. George Neff, of Ehat, and Miss
Tilley simons, Of Litchheld, were united
in marriage at the brides parents last
Tuesday morning after the Catholic fash.
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. .. Leach, spent Sun.
day visiting relatives in Strongsyille. o.
Miss Maud james is visiting In Cleve-
land.
Notice is hereby given that the men,
bers Of the Litchfeld Literary society are
requested each and everyone To meet IN
the high school room Tuesday evening,
October 7th for the purpose Of electing
officers and drafting programme for the
regular meeting one week hence. All
both old and young who can join or who
are interested in this good cause are re-
quested to be present and thus encourage
the movement IL nothing more. Please
remember the evening and let the older
folks remember that this Is for them as
well as the younger class. We never get
to old to obtain knowledge In this world
Joy. Is hereby given credit for com
ing directly home one evening, just past
and gone.
The work on the railroad Is being pushed
as fast as possible, there being between
80 and 75 teams at work In Litchneld
township. ~ d 7s 7f<bi -
Prof. Warner and wife, Of Pittsheld
spent Sunday In town. i1'fdit oish
The foreman Of d railroad gang work
upon Mrs Langs farm died very suddenly
OF heart disease last week. "A - ist
The managers of the reading room
have found 4 necessary 70 q, an adjoining
room for reading materials as the present
room has become entirely too small The
adjoining room Is nearly completed and
will be ready TO be occupied BY another
week. 90 0tf1 .t tS1ttD
II. Jones has been working upon rail.
road bridges In Huntington township
Miss Sadie Gray, Of York, visited In
town Saturday.
S,ubb should read the discourse "A
moment too late, because that wasjust bis
predicament the other evening.
CA. Maggie a member Of the firm
American Publishing 70. Of Cleveland,
o., made very pleasant as well as busi-
ness call In town last Tuesday.
Rev. W. W. Breckinridge preached in
Pittsneld last Sunday.
Prof. Granger, who claims TO be Phre-
nologist was In town last Wednesday.
Another Of the so-called temperance
lectures was given at the. town hall last
Wednesday evening by Rev. "A. Phelps
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