The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-10-27
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.


L. Ledgett was in New London, Sun
day.
A. R. Horr, of Cleveland, spent Sun
day at home.
D. B. Kuhn of Norwalk, o., was in
town last week.
G. W. Horr was in Cleveland, Mon
day an business.
Arthur Hollenbach of Cleveland,
was home over Sunday.
L. W. Hopkins visited his parents in
Greenwich, Sunday.
John Gammel of Cleveland, o.,
was in town the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Lang of Cleve-
land visited relatives in town Monday.
S. F. Black, r. G. Chapman, and
Arthur Roser were in Elyria, Sunday.
Mrs. L. V. McKesson of Toledo,
visited her sister, Mrs. Huntley last
week.
Howard Black and Frank Standard
spent Sunday with relatives in Cleve-
land.
Mrs. N. Miller, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Geo. Dute, of North Amherst,
last week.
L. Barrack and E. r. Standard visit
ed friends in Wakeman, the later part
of last week.
Mortimer Bassett, of Cleveland,
spent Saturday and Sunday in town
visiting friends.
William Smith of Delaware, o., Wis
tied his grandfather, VIM. Rininger,
the first of the week.
Mrs. Emeline Mcclellan left this
morning for Jackson, Mich, to be gone
three or four weeks.
E. P. Hayes of Cheboygan, Mich,
is spending few days with his family
and friends in town.
Mr.. Stephen Wall, of North Greece
N. Y. will spend the winter with his
son, Rev. A. G. Wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Franks of Detroit
Mich, spent Sunday with Mrs. Jan
nette Franks lnd family.
&. E. Splitter and M. A. Wilder, at
tended the Grand Masonic convention
ut Columbus last week.
Mrs. Alfred Brothers and her mothe,
Mrs. Henry Crocker, spent Sunda!
with her sister Mrs. Byrd Gillett.
Mrs. L. G. Smith returned Saturda!
from Gle; Gland, where she has beer
visiting friends for several weeks.
E. E. Sheldon of the Oberlin Conser
vatory of music, spent Saturday ant
Sunday with Wellington relatives.
Mrs. D. Wager of Lakewood, o., Wis
tied at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her
r man Wight's last Friday and Saturday
Miss Asna Zenfelt and Miss Jensi'
\ Gown are visiting friends in Clarks
field and Wellington.-Norwalk Ohron
: icle.
Mrs. Lenoria Kilbourne and littl
e son, Vernon, have returned from
weeks visit in Cleveland and Soutl
' Brooklyn.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Manter, were tn
guests of Mrs Manter's parents, MI
u ard Mrs. r. S. Hollenbach few day
last week.
RI. M. Horr, Aft Monday afternoo
for Mt Clemens, Mich, where he wi
:, remain for some time for the benefi
Of his health.
Mrs. Fred Lecch of Tiffin, o., an
' Mrs. Vincent Crabtree are visiting q
S the home of their parents, Mr.. an
!. Mrs. w. W. Harvey.
l. E. T. Robinson returned last Thurs
l. lay, from an extended trip throug
o Missouri, where he has been buyin
e apples in large quantities.
n Fred Hartsell, who has be, playin
II ball with the Burlington and Mort
II Baltimore teams, returned home Sur
u lay morning after three months al
' Sence.
w. @. Ashford. formerly of Medin
:, and who has had position in tn
,s place, for the past two years is assis
II ing at the tonsorial parlors of w.
Semple.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ensign, of Elyri
is Mrs. q. Kitchen and daughter Mar
and Mrs. Latty Gibson of Savanna
r visited at the home of ]. w, Dickasor
=. last week.
Of Mrs. R. D. Mooney and Mrs. 0.
re Lashells, spent Sunday with frien
ol q at Doylestown, o. A part of the d
.. o. tance was made on their wheels
Saturday, and returning Monday.