The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-13
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.
BRIGHTON.

SEPT. 11.-Farmers are complaining
very bitterly on account Of the drought, q
great many being out Of water. both for
bouse and for their stock.
Street venders are very numerous in
these parts OF late with their different
kinds of fruit. ~,
There Is very little wheat sowing as yet
in this section.
John Laughery and family are moving
Into the house with Dan Hartman.
Threshing Is nearly through with for
this season. Threshers report but very
few jobs left.
Mrs. George Bond is reported on the
sick list. Her speedy recovery is prayed
for.
MISS Susie Fenwick will return to Be-
rea college Wednesday, where she will
pursue her studies In the teachers course
'lhe coming tau and winter. Miss Fenwick
will be very much missed from our midst,
for she Is a great worker In the Epworsh
league. Sunday school and all religious
helps.
Rev. Z. T. Haserman's lecture upon
"The Age Of Young People" Saturday
evening last, IN the N. L. church, for the
benefit Of the league, was very instructive
and pleasing, and the league wishes to re-
turn Its sincere Thanks for his kind help.
John Burrows Is laid up for the present
with a veF sore hand which is very pain
tul.
MIR. and Mrs, Leslie Lawrence, who have
been visiting for few weeks with Mrs.
Lawrence's mother, Mrs Henry Hardy,
and other friends, started for their home
In Tabour. Iowa, this morning. They will
be accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence's sister,
Mrs. Ella HEdy,ss fr ae Chicago, who
will spend short time taking in the
sights at the worlds fsir.
At a business meeting Of the county in
frmary directors Mr.. and Mrs. Dell john
ston, of this place, were chosen to succeed
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Cooley as super
intendent and matron Of the infrmary, on
account Of the resignation of the present
incumbents. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston will
take possession about Nov. 1. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnston are TO be congratulated up
on their attainment to such responsible
position, and we believe they are fully
capable of filling the same. Mr.. John
ston has held several positions Of trust
and is at present one or our township
trustees. We are sorry 10 lose so respected
citizen and good nelghbor from our
midst, but will bid them God.speed in
their new employment.
One of our most loved and respected
members of society, Mrs. L. w. Hart, de-
parted this life at II a. M, Sunday, after
several years of intense suffering. The
deceased was a type of high Christian
character, and in former years, before
prostrated by disease, was great worker
in the church and Sunday school, and her
influence was felt all around. BY her death
the family has lost an indulgent and low
ing wife and mother, neighbors kind and
obliging friend, the church a true and
loyal member, the community a tried and
respected member. The family has the
heartfelt sympathy Of large circle ol
frisuds. Mother Hart leaves three daugh'
teas and husband to mourn her loss. The
The funeral will be held at the house
Tuesday at 1890 a. m, Rev. Ruddick Off
clating.
Mrs. J. G. Whipple started today on hel
second trip to the worlds fair.
The social which was 10 have been held
Tuesday evening, September II, has beer
postponed one week. 1t will be held
Tuesday evening, September 10, at the M
Il. parsonage. All are cordially invited.
ROVER.