The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-08
NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About the Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their I'm
mediate Vicinity.
HUNTINGTON

JUIH 6.-'The Fourth passed off this
year without any accidents. Our
pscpls we're pretty we'll scattered, some
going 70 Lake Chippewa, some TO Lake
Erie, some 10 Spencer, and some celebrat-
ing at home. The largest gathering |
have heard OF was at the center at David
Johnson's, mostly relations. Mrs. Jenny
Perkins, Duane Perkins and family, Kitty
Bell Taylor and her husband, Mrs. Althea
Brown aud her family with Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson's children and grandchildren
formed very pleasant party of about
twenty who took dinner with David.
There was dance at the hotel Friday
evening. twenty-five numbers were sold.
There were eight persons standing on
the platform at Bakers crossing whe, the
excursion train on the p, A. & w. went
through on the Fourth. They tagged the
train all right, but II went right on and
lett them standing there. 1t was not be-
cause they were full, for they stopped at
the center and took on all that wanted to
go.
DR.. Elder, of Teue Haute, Ind, visited
his mother, sister and old friends here last
week. Time has dealt very kindly with
him, aud he is just as jolly as Of old, al
though
"Hls head is silvered o'er with age
And long experience made him sage"
Mrs. Emma Sumper, Of East Cleveland,
is visiting with her little girl at Mr.. Bur-
rell's.
Mr., and Mrs Laugsdorf are visiting at
Walter Hollands.
MI. and Mrs J. B. Robinson and family
and Mrs. Geo. Robinson spent few days
in Huron county.
Frank Richmond and wife, of Lodi,
spent Saturday and Sunday here.
Miss Simmons, Of Norwalk, spent last
weekwiih Efie Chapman.
WlletsO' Chapman made very short
visit az home.
Mrs. Earnest Tanner and two children,
from Orville, are visiting at A. j. Rout-
sons.
NJ. d. Smith, Will Smith and family and
Myrtle provinces returned TO Centerton on
Monday morning, after spending Saturday
and Sunday at home.
viii Short visited In town.
Wilbur Rood's children are visiting at
Darius Wells.
Mrs. Amelia Nimox was thrown from
road-cart when on her way home from
Spencer week before last by the horse be-
Ing frightened and running. No bones
were broken, but she was good deal
bruised.
Minnie Smith has returned from Ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Russell spent the
Fourth at Chippewa.
Harlo Ward and his family spent the
Fourth at his fathers.
Charles Rugg was coming home from
Medina on the evening of the Fourth, and
the reach OF the carriage broke, letting
the horse loose with the front wheels.
Sunday the horse was found in Chatham
and the wheels In different places. Chas.
and his best girl we're not hurt.
JUNE GA gay time was held on Wal
ter Hollands farm, two miles east Of
Huntington on Saturday night, July A..
II. W. Longsdorf and wife, Of Cleveland,
we're there on a visit and the night was
celebrated with display Of many new
and unique designs. Five monster paper
balloons we're sent up, four of which were
seen by picnicers at Chippewa lake. They
travelled toward the southeast at rapid
rate almost up among the clouds The
occasion was a jolly one and all the neigh
bors enjoyed themselves immensely. z.