The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

ElAOO0tAh mEN IAOns
Mrs. H. 0. Blggs and daughter Lottie,
of Omaha. Neb., are visiting friends 10
town.
Warren Woodwork, Of Virginia, Is in
town visiting relatives.
John e. Dey and wife, Of Concordia,
Kan, are the guests of P. W. Smith and
friends In town, altsl
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Winchell are visiting
friends in New York state.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Smith are visiting
friends in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, E. Sheldon a,e visit
ing friends in Kansas.
Auditor Herrick, Of Elyria, paid this
office pleasant call Monday morning.
Mrs. @. II. Horton has been spending a
couple Of weeks In Norwalk.
Major Williams returned from Wash
ington, D. c., Friday evening.
L. H. Cary, Of Chicago, the champion
foot racer, was the guest Of Grant Watts
over Sunday.
G. A. Wettrich spent Sunday in town.
james Boyle, Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial- Gazette, and L. W. Busbey, OF the
Chicago Inter- Ocean, paid this office a
pleasant call Monday morning. They
were enroute to North Fairfield, Huron
county, to report Major McKinley's speech
delivered there Monday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Howk Is visiting friends in
MeadYille, Pa.
Miss Gertrude Allyn, Of California, has
pent the summer In this place with rela-
stiyes,
Miss Cora Marshall, Who has been in
the employ Of the Big Four at Cleveland
for the past eight months, was granted q
few days vacation, and she and her mother
left for Indianapolis, last Friday, TO visit
Mr. Marshall.
Miss Mary Taylor, OF Cleveland. visited
friends here last week. sff
Miss Nina Benedict has been engaged
as a teacher Of vocal music at Cornell
college, Mount Vernon, Ia, and starts for
the Yves. Saturday or Monday. ,tr
Mabelle Benedict, George Johns, 10y
B. Buswell and NJ. Il. Laundon will enter
college at 0berlin, Alfred Horr at Cor
nell, Rose Mallory at Boston, Mass, Byrd
Chapman at Aurora. NY.
Carl Rust returned to C;eyeland Tues
day. where he will attend lectures at the
Cleveland Homeopathic hospital college
and assist DR.. Blggar in surgery.
Ed sawtclle, Of the Cleveland Leader
spent couple Of days in town this week
A.A. witbeck has gone TO Minneap-
oils, MINI.
Misses Nancy and Jane Tracy visited In
Polk over Sunday.
Mrs A. P. Dimock visited in Norwalk
last week.
DR.. Rust went to Pittsburg Monday to
attend a professional call Of W. NJ. Gibbs,
who is very sick.
Mrs Abram Holland, Of Huntington, Is
spending few days with her grandson,
DR.. Holland, and calling on her many
friends. "A
b. vanator attended the reunion Of the
18th Ohio battery At New London Tues
day. The subject assigned him at the
banquet was "War "reminiscences"
Miss Libbie Boyd and Miss Corinne
Rice, OF Sullivan, left for Fort Worth,
Texas, last Thursday evening. where they
will engage in school work for the coming
year
Mrs. @. w. Pepper, wife OF q former
pastor Of the NJ. E. church In Wellington,
and now U. s. minister stationed at Milan,
died ln that foreign city lately. Her
husband and daughter, Miss May Pepper,
the newspaper correspondent are on thelf'
wayto this country with the remains,
which will be inferred In Cleveland, their
family home. Their daughter Carrie, the
Mrs. Grundy. Jr., Washington corrrs-
pondent Of some fame, died last year o.,
dlphtheria. Mrs. Pepper was well known
to many who lived here about twenty
years ago.
James Griffith OF Barker street lies SER
iously Ill with Brights disease. His
brother from Seattle. Washington, and
sister from Michigan reached here yrsier.