The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-12-16
Correspondence.
NEWS ITEMS, FROM OUR NEIGH
BORING TOWNS.

BORING TOWNS.
All About the Recent Happenings and
Events of Special Interest to Read
| ers of the Enterprise, Cleaned
by It's Corps of Reporters.
BRIGHTON.
DECEMBER Id. P. Thomas, who
reports himself to be travelling from San
Francisco, CAL, to Jacksonville, Fla,
stayed at B. Herbert's last Thursday
night.
Mrs. NJ. IIolcomb has returned to her
home in Toledo.
The entertainment to be given By
the school will be on Wednesday night
before Christmas instead OF Christina,
eve as was reported.
| VIM. Eggleston is studying telegraphy.
| Mrs. Ether Perkins is failing fast.
Mrs. Lewis father is spending the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis.
The property offered for sale belonging
to the estate Of Linus Loveland brought
good prices at the public auction held
last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ. E.
Church will meet with Mrs. A. Hardy,
Wednesday the 23rd. Come and enjoy
an excellentsupper.
Chas. Peck is putting an addition on
his barn.
Frank Edwards and family OF Well
ingtOn. spent Sunday with <. Edwards.
Dan Mills and family, Of Iowa, are
visiting friends and relatives in town.
N. P. Robinson has been in Brighton
buying and shipping white ash logs from
here. They go to Spencer.
Mrs. N. L. Eggleston is canvasSing for
most excellent cook book.
Chas. Peck is going out Of the dairy
business, having sold tOnr Of his fine
jerseys. n, (,
4. A. Jones is staying with his uncle
Henry Mills this winter.
YIN. Mcum is staying with his brother
in-law Walter Mosher this winter and is
going to school In sub-district No. 4. to
H. II. Vincent. !,
James LOveland was In town Sunday
Mrs. Bunce, Mrs. VIM. Jickles sister, |:
reported no better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lowery, OF Yelling
ton, spent Sunday with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kelsey of Hunting
ton, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs
/. Geo. Grundy.
NJ. 7. Rolfe spent Saturday night ant
Sunday with V. W. Burge.
i. H. Childs, of New London, made &
short visit in town last week.
Mrs. Hammond, of Michigan. Is visit
ing her cousin and family, E. D. Gillett
Mr.. Bracy, OF Rochester, made shor
visit in town the first OF the week.
Darwin Stocking and family were II
Norwalk last week looking up Christina
presents.
Alfred Campbell is putting a celia
under his home.
Again that neighbOrly spitit mai
manifest on Pleasant street. This tim
the hOnors falling upon Mr., aud Mrs
Jason Gillett. They made grand sur
prise for them last Thursday, it being
the fifticth wedding anniversary. The.
carried in q glorious Oil fashioned din
ner and all the pecplc on the stree
being present. Their san 0. III. Gillet
and family being all OF their chilirel
that were present. Everyone had mos
edjoyable time as they always do whel
the people Of that street get together
They gave the bride of fifty years gol
pen and the groom Of fifty years yer
fine robe, which were received wit
many thanks.
Geo. PeasIey was in Wakeman las
: week Oh business.
Z. D. Gillett is going into the pOultr
= business. All Of his fowls are to be whitt
Frank Barnum is staying at 0. M
= Clafin's.
d Mrs. O. McClahin is reported better.
le Mr.. Handley, of Huntington, has bee
visiting his daughter Mrs. A. ]. Richrd'
N. L, EgglestOn has returned from hi
a. very successful business trip in 0ttow
.. county. Ho is expecting to return.
Frank Morris and Chas. Gouldie sper
= Saturday night in NOrwalk. Charlie
e. returned to his home in Wellington.
e. Levi Rood has been beautifying hi
S. home with some ornamental trees.
S. P. Barbor, Of Camden, made shol
visitat A. j. Richards.
Il Il Tonic Nichols, Of New London, made
j short visit in town last week.
: Rev. R. +. Mayer has not closed h
- meetings yet.
nd What some Of our farmers need /
n bring them more prosperity is to do lei
- streoting, less silver plating and mo-
= work. The old adage more hoeing an
Is, less talking. As we have never had
c., saloon in our town some might thiI
Z e that the temperance question new
n. affected us, but it does, we are all ter
naranca noonle and we should mako II