The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-28
NEW LONDON.

NEW LONDON.
AUG. 26.-The funeral Of Mrs. Mary E.
Smith was held at her late residence last
Tuesday.
Joseph Hemenway is in very feeble
health.
Mrs. Buck, who has been spending sew
eral weeks here with her aunt, Mrs.
Phipps, returned to her home in Chicago,
ILL.,, on Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Barrett is home from Lake
side. She was on the sick list most of
the time she was there.
Clark Rogers, of Iowa, is visiting his
parents in town.
Miss Barrett, of Clinton, Wis, is spend
ing few weeks with Mrs. B. NJ. Jenney.
Mrs. L. BOnney spent the past week
with her sister, Mrs. Hazard, in Nor
walk. She returned Saturday, bringing
her aged mother with her.
Miss Winnie Starbird, of NOrwalk, is
in town calling on her many friends.
Rev. Jesse Buswell and wife, of Michi-
gan, were in town recently, and were
welcomed most cordially by their many
friends.
Miss Nellie Van Horn, Of Springfield,
o., has been spending few days with
her parents.
Miss Emma Carl is spending a few
days in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Giles and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Giles are away attending q
reunion of the Giles family near Auburn,
Ohio.
Hubbard & Reynolds have sold out the
harness shop fOrmerlyrunbyM.S.P Pollock
to some parties from Massachusetts, by
the name Of Skeese.
August IS Mr.. Russell Hazard was
united in marriage to Mrs. Annie O
Crow, Of Ruggles, o., the marriage cere
mOny being performed by Rev. Lea, O
Nova.
The Baptist Sunday-schOol held thei
picnic at Savannah lake last Wednesday
| Last Saturday Mrs. W. R. Coleman he'll
her opening in her new rooms. She viii
engage in millinery and dressmaking.
Our board of education has purchase,
full set of relief maps for use in th,
public schools. They will be very val
liable addition in the study of geograph
as regards the physical structure Of tn
earth.
Rev. j. Mitchell, presiding elder of tn
Cleveland district, preached at the NJ. h
church Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Chapman, of Ashland, is the CUES
of her aunt, Mrs. Ruth Mcclellan.
SULLIVAN.
3 AUG. 26.-The camp-meeting at Pleas
ant Home seemed to be the magnet tha
/ attracted the people from this and the al
! joining townships Sunday. In bugg
. and on bicycles, as soon as it was day
,, light, they started, and until nearly moo
the public highway was one cOntinuOu
procession.
= David Hull, of Huntington, was /
this vicinity last Monday buying timber
) Frank Greisinger has opened a har(
ware store in his new building on I'll
= corner.
Frank Atkins and family have returne
from Cleveland and will spend the viii
ter here, Mr.. Atkins teaching in tn
BarOne district, Homer township.
The Disciple Sunday-SchoOl picnic i
| Parmily's woods was well attended.
Past Commander NJ. Frink, delegate [
| the state convention at Cleveland, MAD
: an interesting and instructive report
. last Friday nights review.
Our veterans Of the AID and the
, friends will go to Lake Chippewa Wedne
, day of this week to attend the annual n
union of that company.
Claude Ricket is working on the B.
O. and was at Akron last week to be e!
amined.
| Sam Carver and family, Of WOoste
| spent few days visiting their man
Y friends here.
! Infant Freyman recovered from an a
tack of cholera infantum.
t J.O. johnson is looking after the il
terests of his place.
The threshing season is nearly over.
Martin Windel is making arrang,
/. ments to build new barn.
The annual reunion of the Hart samil
was held at the hOspitable home of Nj
, and Mrs. John Hart last week. The da
; ; was perfect and most enjoyable time
e reported by those present.