The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-01
HUNTINGDON.


Both of our ministers preached their
last sermons last Sunday evening in the
Baptist church, Elder Myers 10 60 to his
studies and Pappenhagen to conference.
Mr. Fenwick will preach In the M. E.
Church next Sunday. Mrs. Pappenhagen
goes to visit her grandparents in New
York State II she is able. She has been
suffering with neuralgia for some weeks.
Mrs Myers and her family moved to her
old home in New Londen last week. We
hope the Baptist parsonage will not re-
main vacant long, but that the church will
soon find some good, worthy minister who
will be glad to come and live in our midst.
We confidently expect that Mr.. Pappenha-
gen will live IN the NJ. E. parsonage an
other year,
Mr.. Geo. Carrier held a musical conven-
ton here last week. l think his class
numbered about twenty. He is a fine
singer, having studied three years in Bos-
ton. and successful teacher. He closed
with concert on Saturday evening which
was we'll attended. He was assisted by
some friends from Rochester. The Roch-
ester choirs must be good If these are just
specimens Of their singers. Prof. Carrier
holds convention in Sullivan this week
which closes on next Saturday evening
with concert.
Mrs. Lothe Skunk and her children spent
Sunday at Ellwood Russell's,
Mrs. johnson from York State has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Alta Pratt.
Mrs. Hicks has returned from Columbus.
Horace and George Robinson from Gen.
terton have been visiting at j. B. Robin
| sons.
Mrs. Burrell's sister In Elyria was worse
and Mrs. Burell went down again last
week
Mr, and Mrs. +. D. Phelon spent last
week in Elyria.
MIS-. Langsdorf sprained her ankle over
week ago. She and her husband are
still at Walter Hollands.
Lou Ward was home over Sunday.
MI. Lawson has finished his mile Of
| grading on the p, A. & W. east Of the
center road and left Saturday night with
his men and mules for Hallsyille, KY
where he Is In business. Most Of the
grading is done now through town. a
Albert W. Jones was born In Canal Do.
yer April 9th, 1913; was married Septem-
Der 3D., 1871, TO Miss Clara Grove Of Canal
Dover; died September 10th, 1890, from
the effects of broken leg, the result Of
a fall from barn frame seven weeks ago.
He leaves widow and six children to
mourn his loss, three children having
crossed the river" before him. He was
forty-seven years old last April. His fam
lily wish TO thank the nelghbors and
friends for their kindness during their
great sorrow. Several relatives from ca
nal Dover were at the funeral.
Mrs. Henry Lawrence has been visiting
her old home in Harmar.
Mrs. Wm. Bailey is so much better that
she is able to walk around the house.
Mrs. Jennie Walker Is threatened with
a fever.
Mrs Cyrus johnson has been visiting
In EIyria.
Married, Mr.. Wallace Grlggs and Zura
Stimman, Of Orange, on Saturday even-
ing, Sept Goth, at the brides home in
Orange.
The Woman's Home Missionary Soci.
ETY. meets on Wednesday Of this week with
Mrs. Aaron Baughman; Mite Society on
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Alta Pratt.
Mr. Will Short spent Sunday In town.
Quite number Of our people went to
Elyria fair. ..f
Mrs. Alvin Sprague is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Haulk are going
10 Wayne county the last Of this week to
spend week,
Services in the Baptist church next Sun.
day OF II an.
DR.. J. B. Thomas and family leave for
Akron in day or two TO remain about one
week. The DR.. expects TO have an opera
ton performed on the tear ducts Of his
eye.