The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-06-17
NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR.
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About the Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their In
mediate Vicinity.

La GRANGE
JUNE 16-Hurrah The boys are in 1t.
The old ring was routed and all young
men were elected delegates to Elyria.
Geo. i. Ryan left for Watertown, N. Y.
Friday morning.
A good number of our citizens were in
Elyria Saturday.
james Sheldon, VIM. Vischer and Kent
Warner, of Wellington, we're in town last
Tuesday
The ticket nominated at Elyria last Sat.
urday gives general satisfaction to our
people.
Prof. G. A. Sorrick and wife went to
Tiffin Thursday, where they will spend
the summer months with their parents
Frank Elliott, of Elyria, was in town a
few days last week.
The Ladies Relief cooIps was entertain
ed by Mrs B. L. Curtice Saturday.
w. F. Hubbard has been engaged 10
teach the school at Penfeld another year.
Albert Foster had slight shock of par.
alysis Saturday, but is better today.
Rev W. H. Painter and wife went TO
Lakeside yesterday morning.
Geo. Noble, Of Cleyeladd, is the guest
of G. G. Manville.
A young man Of our town recently went
fishing and, TO use his own language, che
sat on the moon and fished by bridge.
light"-rock and rye.
Bright and early Yesterday morning
Miss Maggie ormsby deliberately walked
into a store and bought horsewhip with
the avowed intention OF whipping D. A.
Curtice. She soon espied the object Of
her wrath and she swooped down upon
her victim and applied the furious lash.
Presently Curtice took the whip away
from her and went 10 bis hotel and pro-
ceeded at once to whip guest who was
an interested person In all the proceed.
ings. Curtioe then left for parts un
known.
John a. Beany, an old soldier and a
highly respected citizen, died at his home
In this place Sunday evening. The de.
cease fWV born in Seneca county
N. Y, March IS, 1851. lie married Mis-.
Adaline Parker at bonneville, Medina
county, Ohio, November A, 1866. They
moved TO Iowa In 1859 and lived there un
I'll five years ago, when they moved tC
Elyra, where they lived two years. They
have lived in this place three years. Tho
deceased was soldier OF the regular
army, he having enlisted In Lieutenant
Smiths battery at Kalamazoo, Mich, May
%, 1861. lie was with the army of the
Potomac during the rebellion and was
with Gen. Meade at the great battle Of
Gettysburg, July 3. 1858, where he was
twice wounded and where he Lost both his
arms. He was brave and efiiclen, sol.
dier and was always found at the most Of
duty. He drew a pensien of 800 per
month, he being one Of the very few pri.
Yates who ever drew that amount. After
the close Of the war, he busled himself In
canvassing TO- books and was very sue.
cessful salesman. He became member
OF the G, A. II. when II first became an or.
ganization and helped organize lodge al
Mitchelville, "a, He was transferred Il
the Richard Allen post al Elvria when hi
moved there and was also transferred tC
the Hastings post, No. POT, at this place
when he moved here from Elyria. II,
united with the Christian church in thu
winter Of 1882. He was member o.
the church at Elyria when he died, hav.
ing joined by letter. The deceased wal
favorably known by all who chanced h
know him. lie was brave comrade,
kind husband, a loving father and a tru,
friend.
when we leave this world Of changes
When we leave this world Of care,
We shall find our missing loved one
In our Fathers mansion fair.p