The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-07-20
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.
PENFIELD.

July 1S.-The shower last Wednesday
molstened considerable hay, but the grow
ing crops were the benefited parties by
It's timely arrival.
Work on the school house was suspend
ed during the past week for the hay field
Mr.. and Mrs, Richards attended church
services at Grafton yesterday.
Dr. ]. W Houghton addressed large
and appreciatlve audience yesterday
morning and our people express them.
selves as we'll pleased. The doctor made
himself reputation as a man of thought
and ability, clear reasoner and able
TO use pursuasive argument. We hope
to have the opportunity Of hearing him
again sometime.
Misses Grace and Nellie Griswold, of
Meriden, Conn, are the guests of Mrs.
Fred Andrews.
Mrs. Florence Metzger, of Findlay, o.,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Al.
bert Starr,
Miss Mable Dickson, of Oberlln, Is Wis
iting friends in this place.
A Mr. Turner, of New York, visited al
L. M. Starts last week.
Mrs. Simpson, OF Cleveland, visited heI
sister, Aunt Abbie Starr, and other friend:
OF this place, a lew days since.
Rev. Richardson addressed an attentive
audience last evening on The announced
theme, Success Of Lite" He used as hi!
text, "Keep thy heart with all diligence
Tor out Of II proceed the issues OF liie."
j. NJ, Starr is building ware house OF
the south end OF his store.
W z. Bost occupied the Congregations
pulpit at Chatham center last evening.
'Almon Hayes and wife visited at "A. b
iayes over Sunday. -n'--
Malisa Bost, oil Wellington, is visiting
old friends and neighbors in this place.
II is no extra trick 10 cut an acre o
wheat and bind every bundle, but whel
that amount is cut in thirty minutes tn,
idea is changed. That is what d. j. Good
year did. The time was omitted In ou
last report.
Mrs. j. W. Flowers and son Edgar o
Toledo, o., are visiting her aunt, Mrs
Geo. Penfeld.
Elliott Moullon and bride,uf Groveland
N. Y. were the guests of Mrs. Geo. Pen
field the past week.
Misses Ella and Eta Knapp ars spend
ing few day in Detroit, Mich, wher'
they are in altencsnce at the Baptist con
venliOn.
The remnant of the Baptist church o
this place attended services at Litchiielt
yesterday, with the view of uniting th,
two socilies so us To have regular preach
ing in one of The towns.
The threshing machines have beguI
their work of the season. II is reported
that the wheat crop is yielding well, bu
eighty cents a bushel Is too cheap for III,
grain.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E. churcl
next Saturday. Elder Mitchell preache
at 10 a. IN. 1t Is intended to naye an al
day meeting and extra preparations hav'
been made for the occasion 1t is pro
posed to have the ladies bring basket
filled with provisions and have Il picnic
dinner. II the weather is suitable II i
desired that all Of the old members Of III,
society make special effort TO be present
Besides the sermon by the elder ther,
will be special exercises in the reopeninl
OF the church and communion. In th,
afternoon there will be preaching AT
o'clock. This announcement is out o
the regular order and members are re
Quested to keep IL in mind. Besides th,
the elder, Rev. i. NJ. Snyder, of Spencer
and Rev. A. e. Winters, of Huntington
will be present, and II is hoped that Rev
Dyer and his family will also be with us
The Ladies Aid meets at the churcl
on Wednesday to finish the work u
cleaning the building, ana on Friday tn
male members are requested to meet AM
spend a little time in clearing up tn
yard and trimming the trees, This
good work and lei there be full attend
ance.
Theron Goodyear spent Sunday wit
his parents. UNo.