The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
LITCHFIELD.

| may 70, w.
Mr. and Mrs j. Hurd of Camden were
visiting friends in town during the past
week
o. X. Nickerson was in Belden Thurs
day.
Mrs. DR.. Everett, formerly of this town
but now Of Kipton, o., was visiting in
town Friday and Saturday.
A. q. Hurd was in Grafton Tuesday
W. j. Johns of Brooksville, Pa, and Z
W. Watrow of Nashville, Tenn, were in
town Monday.
j. s. Mohn of Wadsworth was in town
Wednesday
J.o. Weakly and Cbas. Garfield weHSin
LaGiange Thursday.
Abial Garfield lost one Of his fire colts
last week.
Chas. Wetz and Wm. Devins of Akron
were in town Friday.
Master Bye Garfield is just recovering
from severe attack Of the measles.
E.J. Handyside says he is going over to
Lagrange before long. We don't blame
you any Stubb. Success.
VIM. Webster Of Kansas has been visit
ing some OF our horsemen during the past
week.
S. I. Gardner has been in CleYeland the
past week seeking employment.
Z. E. Wideman, j. ]. Vaughn, Jno,
Woods, Geo. Dennison, A. NJ. Garfield and
Arising wers in Wellington Monday;
MI. and Mrs. f. Fessenden are keeping
house In Wellington.
A gentleman by the name Of McCracken
was in town last week.
DR.. Severcool is to have trotting track
on his fathers farm.
]. Broadsword has a new team that is
hard to beat.
Minnie Allis of Chatham teaches the
Smith road school this spring.
b. r. Turner took carload Of horses to
Chillicothe last week.
Mrs Jno Starr of Michigan is visiting
at her fathers, e. H. Richards.
p. o. Shank and G. Sears were in Me-
dina Tuesday to see W. Lynch, the rail-
road man.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wideman, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Foskett and Mrs, s. A. John
son attended the funeral Of Mrs, Justin
Wideman in Creston, o., last Thursday.
Mp. Nichols and F. M. Ashley have
been buying up the right of way for the
railroad company during the past week.
A. Rising was in Congress, o., Wednes-
day.
Miss Maud Nichols of Medina has been
visiting In town the past week.
B. W. Holmes is improving the Alcott
farm very much.
Fred Benedict from Elmra, N. Y, Is
visiting at H. E. Jenne's.
Lu Durkee was home from Cleveland
over Sunday.
Eighty degrees in the shade. How's
that for q starterS uat
A. p. Dimock, Wellington's cigar man,
was in town Friday.
Frank Blantern of York spent Sunday
In town.
Frank Shank was In town over Sunday.
This week Thursday evening the graves
Of our dead heroes are to be strewn with
flowers. We hope there will be good at
tendance. Meet at six o'clock.
E. II. Richards returned home from the
horse sale Saturday evening.
Railroad news continues to be good.
The surveyors left Spencer Friday morn
ing, coming towards Litchfeld setting the
grade stakes. There was gentleman In |
town Thursday looking over the survey
and locating places TO erect tents He
has cont act for two miles, and said he
would begin work this week. Landlord |
Fortney received a telephone dispatch Fri |
day asking whether he could board 30
workmen this week. He returned an af- |
frmative answer, and they replied that
they would be on hand. The right Of way |
has nearly all been purchased. and has
been gotten cheaper than before. Litch-
field IS to have railroad, and 1t will not
be one-borse affair either. We under
stand that Mr.. Lynch will haye meeting
in town this week.