The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-15
LA GRANGE

April l3, 1901.
Plenty ol mud.
Sugar making is about over.
A great many cases Of la grippe are re
ported.
Bob. McKisson, attorney at. law. of
Cleveland, but formerly Of this place, was
in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Sheldon are both
down with the grip"
Clyde Wilcox is at home from Colum-
bus, where he has been attending school
at the State University,
Alden Benschoteu, formerly a fellow
townsman, but now Of Cleveland, was
shaking hands with old friends on Satur.
day.
Mr.. w B. Elliott, who was seriously i'll
with malarial fever, is able to be out again.
We are 10 have a new four room brick
school house this year. Work will be
commeucod thereon as soon as the spring
term Of ,scsool is over. We have long
needslpk las5 and more suitable school
building.
Mrs. E. II. Hastings is reported as being
dangerously sick with CONGESTION of the
brain. Grave fears are entertained for her
recovery.
DR.. Ingalls, was so severely taken down
with the grip" that he was obliged to
abandon his professional duties for time.
We are pleased TO note that he Is able to
be out again.
Rev. Dr. W, Fl. Painter, pastor Of the NJ.
E. church Of this place, was joined in holy
wedlock to Miss Carrie E. Pitesel, daugh.
ter Of Rev. j. II. Pitesel, at the home oil
the BRIDES parents at Norwalk, o., on
Thursday, April 9th. The happy pair ar.
rived home on Friday morning. We ex-
tend congratulations.
The result Of the recent elections is as
follows: Township ticket-Trustee, II. ].
Welkins; treas, Geo. w. Robbins; asses-
sor, Geo. Foster; cemetery trustee, Asa
Butler; Constables, II. II. Forbes and Il
F. Wolcott Corporation Tlcket-Mayor,
w. B. Johnston; clerk, Bert wilkins;
councilmen, 2 years, A. e. Butler, j. N.
Curtice and A. Miller; year, L. W. Rich.
mond; treas, L. +. Wolcott; street COM,
Ben Sheldon.
james Bradley, an old and respected
citizen, died very suddenly at his
home In this place on April @. His
funeral was held at the NJ. E. church on
Wednesday at p. m, services conducted |
by Rev.S. Early, of Elyria. The deceased |
was born IN Merden, Conn, January IA,
1922, and at The age OF II went to New
York City, which he made his principal
home until the age Of Al he came 10 Ohio
and married Cynthia A. Dixon, April 2sth,
1862. They went TO Wisconsin, where
be soon after enlisted at Janesville in
+, 33rd Wis. Vol. Inf. His wife
aud daughter returned TO Ohio and after
serving until the close Of the war he also
came to Ohio and they settled in MicLl-
gan but after two years residence there
moved 10 Kansas, where they remained 4
years. In 1873, at the earnest solicitation.
of his father and mother. he returned TO
La Grange, Ohio, where be has since re-
'ided until his death April O, 1891, aged
30 years. . months and 20 days. He
leaves widow and one daughter.
He was faithful soldier and earnest
Q. A. r. man. He has had more or less
poor health for several years, the result Of
injuries received In the service. He was
q charter member Of Hastings Post No
e07, department Of Ohio, and was the first
TO be called home since their organization
about z years since. The services were
conducted by the Post In very impress
i've manner, a parting salute being fred |
over the grave.
His sister. Mrs. VIM H. johnson, Is
now the only one left OF their family. Last
September they Visited their Connecticut
home, which they had not seen for 80
years
Lena Knowles, daughter oi Mr.. and Mrs.