The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-26
PENElELp..

SEPT. 24.-Mrs. Norton, Of 0berlin,
was ip town last Thursday night and or
gani@d an anti-saloOn league.
ThfC. E. rally held in the Congrega-
tional church week before last was a
success.
Rev Schimley has moved to 0berlin
for tte winter, but will fill his pulpit
everyWeek as usual.
ThaLadies' Aid society and the W. F.
M SHIELD q joint meeting at the M. E.
parsOAage last week. There was a good
attendance.
There are quite a large number Of
silos IN town, and more building. Fill
ing sllos and sowing wheat has been the
busines here for few days.
Pe16eld was favored with heavy
show4r Of rain Saturday afternoon.
Thd Misses Dixon, Of Oberlin, who
have leen visiting in town, returned
to attend the fall term Of school.
Mr.. Noble, Of La Grange, and Miss
Mildred Starr have began teaching the
fall tsrm Of the center school. A full
attendance is reported.
Mrs. Ayliffe has been visiting in town.
Mr. Falcomer is moving to Litchfeld.
Mr.. land Mrs. Metzger, Of Findlay,
have been visiting at her fathers E. A.
Starr
Walter HOughtOn, Of Kansas, formerly
Of this place, has made short visit in
town.
Mrs, May Pierce, Of Wellington, has
been visiting her parents.
MI. and Mrs, Strong have gone to
Chicago, where they will commence
housekeeping.
Alex Mccoy is teaching in Russia
township
Miss Carrie Taylor is teaching in
L0ckport township.
Miss Stella Krebs is teaching in the
western part Of this township.
Edward Ferriman has gone to Lorain
to do team work.
Ray Hastings and sisters, Of La
Grange, are attending school at the
center Of Penfeld.
Lewis Jones, Ray Barthomew and the
Misses Barbor are attending school in
Wellington.
Miss Pauline Hayes is attending
school at Baldwin university.
The concert given here by the Sylvan
quartette on September Is, was well at
TENDED, in spite Of the heavy rain late
in the day. The entertainment was a
rare treat to those present. The quartet
sang in NJ. E. church the Sunday morn
ing following to a large crowd.
ssrthhr Christie is attending school ut
Baldwin university.
CORTLAND Lang, Almon Andrews, Levi
Smith and John Deveraux are taking a
business course in Oberlin.
week Of revival meetings will be
held this week In the NJ. E. church.
Preaching Monday night by Rev. E. T.
Hagerman, Tuesday by L. Mcconnell,
Wednesday, by M. W. Reese,
Thursday by F. W. Poole, Friday, H. L.
Sleeves. Saturday will be the annual
meeting Of the official board. Sunday
night at $50, League meeting, platform
meeting at 7:3O.
SEPT. 25.-J. 0. Lang is quite sick.
Mrs. ii. Il. Starr returned from Ada
last weeks where she was called by the
sickness Of her son, Harry.
W. H. GOtt has bought the Annette
West farm, better known as the Henry
Herald farm.
The pOstofice department is now ready
to receive proposals for carrying the
mail from Penfeld to Wellington from
July l, 1895, to June 30, 1899.
Walter HOughtOn, Richard Houghton
and wife and Mortimer HOughton, for.
mer residents Of this place, now Of En-.
poria, Kan, visited friends in town last
week.
Fred Barlow's trotting mare, Rizpah
won the 2:25 trOtting race at Wooster
last Friday in three straight heats, best
time Of which was 2:2414. Fred also
won first money at Ashland on the 18th