The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-05-22
BRIGHTON.

MAY 1.-THE cheese factory at the
center is to be supplied soon with water
for butter purposes from the house well
which was dug last fall and has proved
to be a heavy vein. The company expect
to pipe it over to the factory soon.
Mrs. POrtia LOOmis, of Spencer, spent
few days last week visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. F. Greene.
Rev. UpsOn, of Weymouth, visited in
town over Sunday.
Miss Anna +. Schneider, of EldOra,
Hardin county, la. is stopping in town
town for few days, called here by the
illness and death of her mother, Mrs.
George PrOsser.
Susie Fenwick is visiting friends in
Huntington for few days.
Frank Rudd and family. of Spencer,
visited friends in town Sunday.
The following committees have been
appointed to make arrangements for
decoration day: B. B. Squires, marshal;
G. NJ. Peasley, L. W. Hart, B. B. Squires,
committee on speakers; Chas. F. Greene,
Mrs. Ella Hardy, committee on vocal
Geo. W. Greene, committee on martial
music. Committees on flowers: Dist. 1,
Grace Grundy, Jessie EversOn, Edith
Gillett; Dist. 2, Mr.. and Mrs II. Seeley;
Dist. 3, Abbie Stocking, Jennie Stocking,
Oracle Day, Belle COwie; Dist. 4, Mrs.
Cora Mosher, Mrs. Fannie Vincent; Dist.
6, Altha Draper, Gertie Baird, Aida Love
land; Dist. Z, Julia Goats, Nora StOrrOw,
Estella Dyer.
MAY 21.-Jack Frost comes about
every other night now. His tracks are
seen everywhere.
Gardens, vines and small fruits are
looking quite i'll.
Memorial services nextSunday evening
at the NJ. E. church conducted by Rev.
Mayer.
Decoration services at o'clock a. H.,
sharp, decoration day.
Mrs. Ella Hardy with her little nephew
Harold, start today for few weeks visit
in TabOur, Ia.
Geo. W. Greene made a trip to NOrwalk
today.
Mrs. R. F. Mayer, with her little son,
is visiting friends in Berea for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Richards, of Groom
dale, WOOd-co., Ohio, is visiting for few
days with Mr.. R. IS sister, Mrs. Newhall.
j. BranchfOwer and son, Roy, of Jack
son, Mich, is visiting in town, the guest
of Mrs. II. Dunbar.
Miss Anna E. Schneider departed for
her home in Iowa yesterday. She took
her little mOtherless sister, Effie, with
her.
Married May 16 at Akron, Mrs. Lucy
j. West, of this place, and Henry Z.
Spring, of Paulding.
Geo. PrOsSer wishes to return his sin
cere thanks to neighbOrs and friends for
their kindness and assistance given in
his wife's recent illness.
E. Justice, of Clarksfeld, killed hawk
Tuesday that measured four feet and six
inches from tip to tip.
OBITUARY.
Kate Elizabeth PrOsser was born in
Gundenberg, near Hesse castle, Germany
June 4, 1849. She came tOAmerica with
her parents, Jacob and Elizabeth Ginste,
in 1852. In 1858 she was married to
Frederick Schneider. Three children
were born to them: William, Anna and
John. In 1879 she was called to mourn
the loss Of her husband. Also, three
years latter her eldest sOn Willie. In
1881 she was married to Richard Martin
and to them were born two children,
Effie and Ray. In 1891 she was married
to Geo. PrOsser at whose home she died
May 8, 1895, aged IS years II months and
3 days. At the age of fourteen the de-
ceased was converted in the German
Evangelical Church, but afterward united
with the Christian Church in Ridgely,
Mo. Loving and thoughtful, kind to all
her relatives and friends and devoted to
her children and husband. The Lord
whom she trusted and loved enabled her
to be patient, resigned and willing to go
hence at time when life seemed most
desirable and attractive. She leaves a
, husband, two sons and two daughters to
mourn her loss.