The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-08-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL

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Mr.. Geo. Foreman of 0berlin, was in
town Tuesday.
j. s. Mallory is spending weeks va
cation in Detroit.
Rev. A. G. Wall visited Camden the
first Of the week.
The Misses Townsend visited Rochester,
on their wheels, this week.
Mrs, R. Jones goes to Cleveland tOmOr-
row to spend week with friends.
Miss Agnes Maynard is spending few
days with friends at West Salem, O.
Rev. A. F. Skeele has returned home
from weeks absence at Chautauqua.
Miss Ollie Haines is visiting with the
family of her brother, Mr.. Geo. Haines.
Miss Hattie Knapp will entertain the
members of the B. Y. P. U. this evening
Mrs. Geo. L. Lang of Lexington, KY.
is spending few days with friends in
town.
+. A. Daugherty and wife were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Robinson at Elyria
this week.
Miss Maud Hopkins Of Greenwich, is
visiting with her brother, L. W. Hopkins
and his family.
Mrs. M. A. Chatfeld and children of
Cleveland, were the guests Of Mrs. NJ. L.
Kuntz, last week.
Miss Mary Gordon, of Mt. Vernon, is
spending few weeks with her friend,
Miss Ella Warren.
f. P. Whitney very pleasantly enter
tained number of friends at his home
on Wednesday evening.
Miss Mabel Tucker is assisting in j. S.
Mallory & Co.'S. store this week during
the absence of Mr.. Mallory.
Mrs. Kanry, and daughter, Of Toledo,
are visiting for few days at Mr.. Cleg-
horns and Mrs DimOck's.
&c. Field, foreman of the Lorain
Herald was in town this morning and
made this office pleasant CALL
Mr.. W. F. Miller, of Cleveland, is
, spending his vacation at the home of
.. his uncle, Mr.. N. D. Plat, east of town.
W. H. TissOt las gone to Bellefoun-
taine to accept a position of a few weeks,
!, as relief clerk during the absence Of
A. W. Murdoch.
e Mr.. Chas. Tripp and wife Of Chicago,
are visiting with relatives in town. Mr..
, Trip is manager of the Auditorium HO-
, tel in Chicago.
Miss Lou Evan. and her friend, Miss
II Edith Strong Of Cleveland, visited witt
W Miss Evans aunt, Mrs. NJ. L. Kuntz, thu
past two weeks.
rk Since arriving in Michigan Miss Ma.
at Bernard writes that she is wonderfully
II improved in health, and is beginning tt
enjoy life once more.
70 Miss Elizabeth Shainheim of Clevt
r. land, was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. \
at D. Platt, for three weeks. Returned t
* her home last Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Eckerman, and littl
ia. grandson Clarence, who were spendin
w. a couple of weeks with her sister, Mr.
to- N. D. Platt, has returned to her home i
mr. Cleveland
n Miss Ruth Terry Of Chicago, who
an visiting in town, was rendered pleasaI
reception by number of young friends
he at the home of Mr.. E. s. Trip, Wedne
be day evening.
3D. Mr.. Levi Fisk and family, former re
rie idents Of this place, but lately of No
as walk, are moving their household gOOC
Ill, back to Wellington. Mr.. Fisk will
1st employed by Mr.. Geo. Warner.
&C. Mr.. Thomas Russell, who, for sever
th; weeks has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mr.
70 P.'S. Brink. returned to his home in POr
land, Oregon, Monday evening. MI
the Russell and daughter will remain he
the some time longer.
uy A Mr.. Purple formerly Of 0berlin, no
oyS a court reporter, Of Minneapolis o., rO,
'oV- on his wheel, a distance Of 1875 mil
III from that place to Wellington, in o.
'ak day this week. He visited with E.
oc- Benedict while in town.
rbo Mrs. ]. j. Skogland starts tOmOrrC
~ morning for two weeks visit wi
~ friends in Trumbull county. Mr. SkO
land and son, Frans, will follow on Mo
day, going across the country on thu
iei- iiei wheels They expect to make their fl
ins century" on that day.
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the The Brick Yard to Again Change Hant
to Messrs. James Jones and ThOm