The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Special Agent Geo. W. Whitehead Of
New York, was the guest Of Maj. Williams
Saturday and Sunday. They go from here
TO Cincinnati to make the annual inspec-
tion Of that port.
R. II. Kinnison delivered lecture al
Bru nswick, o., Friday evening; subject,
"Age Of young people,"
Mrs. G. Fl. Palmer, A, K. Hand. Fl.
Wadsworth and E. Benedict attended
the convention at Lafayette as del
egates from the Congregational church.
E. Stauard, r. 8. Hollenbach and L.
Bowman attended the annual meeting Of
the F. & A. NJ. at Sandusky last week.
Mrs. Woodwork of North Madison, o.,
and Mrs Woodruff of California are visit
ing at r. II. Kinnison's.
Mrs. Edith Eberheart Of Preston, Oak.
is visiting in town.
Mrs. J. ). Thomas is visiting in Cleve-
land.
Frank Dyer of Caro-, Mich. spent Sunday
in town.
Rev. John Arnold has returned from
California.
S. s. Warner returned from a business
trip to Northern Mich. Saturday.
l. Ream, OF the Union House at Spencer
occasionly drops into town. Since the
new railroad arrived in town, Ike has
shed his old "duds" and is now known
as Mr.. Ream the landlord Of the Union
House at Spencer.
The teachers in the Union Schools, tc
be accompanied by Superintendent Kin
nison, will visit the schools in CleYeland
Friday Of this week.
Mrs. E. Ii. Buell.. Of Boston, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Z. W. Hough.
ton.
Mr.. Uaton Vincent and wife. Of Bsrlir
Heights, Ohio, are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs
E. N. Vincent's.
Ed. sswtelle, Of Cleveland, spent Tues
day in town,
Judge e. q. Baldwin Of Canton, o.
spent Sunday ct Rev. W. Leete's on Pleas
ant street.
Geo. L. Barnes, OF Middleton, Michigan
is In town visiting old friends; will re
main here about three weeks
A little daughter Of VIM. Carr on Nortl
Main Street is lying dangerously i'll with
brain fever,
Prof. John P. Meakin, from Salt Lake
City, Utah, has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Free Battle and Mr.. and Mrs. g, ID
Warren for the past ten days.
Mr.. Meakin's visit has been an errand
Of love. He married the daughter Of r
w. Wolcott, who in 1859 went West and
located in Salt Lake City. In 1854 he
went to Englaod and died there, near the
boyhood home Of Mr.. NJ, his parents and
X. W. Wolcott being warm friends.
Aiter. many years Mr.. Meakin emigrated
to Salt Lake City and soon after married
Miss Woloott. The slight glimmer oi
light concerning the wife and child might
be said to have faded out until the early
part Of 1880. Through the love and per
sistency OF Mrs Z. N. Sage (now de-
ceaseD W. w. Harvey. our fellow towns
man, while on q visit to Salt Lake City
hunted for the widow and child Of her
brother, R. W. Wolcott, and was success
ful In his efforts. The regret Of the visit
is Mrs Sage died before her hopes were
fully realized. They hope 10 meet Mrs
Wolcott and her daughters complete fam
lily In the near future.
Mr. Meakin is talented vocalist and
elocutlonist. He gave an entertainment
last Thursday evening to number Of
friends at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Warren. All were unbounded In their
praise and appreciation. They hope to
meet Mr. N. himself and family in Well
ington In the near future, and then the
public may have chance TO enjoy an
avanin0 with than