The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-16

friends at Defiance.
Mrs. Parleton, Of Cleveland, a neice
Of Mrs. M, A. Wilder, arrived in town
afternoon.
Miss Bertha Griggs left Thursday
morning o visit with friends in
Pretchardsville, Mich.
Rev. Davis and wife, Mr. A. M. Ken
yon and Miss Grace Finch, Of Medina,
were in town this week.
Miss Ada and Blanche Binehower
have gone to Mansfield to visit DR.. W.
j. Slemmons and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beresford, OF
Wooster, o., are guests, this week, of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Tissot.
Mr.. Frank Spellman prominent at
tornev Of Medina, was in town Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. H. P. Fisher, the gentleman who
was stricken with paralsys last week,
is SO far improved as to be out.
Mr.. John Wadsworth, pitcher for the
Detroit base ball team, was with his
relatives in town over Sunday.
Mr.. Max Blach and wife, of Birming-
ham, Ala, are visitors at the home OF
IL. Bowman, Mrs. Blach's father.
i Mrs. w. F. Hargraves, of Washing
ton, D. c.. is at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Mashall.
Miss Lizzie Parket and Mrs. G. A.
Chadwick, of Rochester, were guests
at Mr.. F. R. Chadwick's last week.
Miss Romp, of Olmstead Falls, spent
last week at the home of her sister,
, Mrs. Lyman Pratt, of Courtland ave-
niue.
Mr.. H. E. Seeley and wife, of West
Liberty, Morgan county, Chic, are
visiting with Mr.. Seeley's parents, near
u town.
Miss Leona West and her cousin
3 Edna Fowler, of Toledo, are spending
the week in Oberlin with Mrs. Q. ID
n Sage.
Miss May Hollenbach is spending
Ig couple Of weeks at the home OF he
sister, Mrs. R. H. Daugherty, OF Cleve
is land.
Mr.. Eugene Peake, of Berlin Height
ch is spending some time with his daugh
ter, Mrs. D. B. Goodsell and her hu'
,d banb.
Mrs. L. G. Smith is still in Bere'
= where she was called two weeks ag
by the severe illness of her sister, Mr.
- Carpenter.
Misses Alma Sprague and Lett
Bennett, of this place, are numbere
M among the Endeavorers gone to 81
Francisco.
40 H. B. Stevick and wife Of Wellinj
ton visited G. G. Stevick of the Ne
ell York Racket store this week.-Met
ina Seminal.
ing Mr.. Watson Lang and family,
Cleveland, arrived Thursday afterno
me to visit the family Of Mr.. John Cha
man, on Prospect street.
ter, DR.. J. w. Smith and M. W. Lang,
tended reunion of their regiment
at Scenic Park, Rocky River, last Nc
day, returning Wednesday afterno'
the Prof. R. H. Kinnison goes to KIM
vile, in Ashtabula county, on SAT-
pa day, to attend couple OF wee
the Christy Summer school, for
teachers of that county. Prof Kin
u"' son will be an instructor.
Rev. Rogers, brother-in-law
u''' W. R. Wean, was in town Tuesd
morning. Mr.. Rogers wife and
isit- children are spending the summer
VIM. Wean's.
in Mr.. John Long, Mr.. Walter Bait
day Mrs. Mckinney, and Mrs. John N
itzer lory attended the funeral OF
Ieek. Samuel Hoyt, to whom they
e of related, in Norwalk, Tuesday.
last The family of Mr.. 7. ]. Higgins, S
erintendent of the Cleveland divis
ster, of the Big Four Railway, are spend
rues- few weeks at the home OF Mrs. L.
Herrick. Mr.. Higgins was with Il
Sun. over Sunday.
leve- Mr.. Sylvester Bowers, the old ger
man who was overcome by the ex
Miss sive heat at Horr's pond on the day
: this the dynamite explosion, is so far
covered as to be out again.
visit Bowers, who is ninety-two years
. re- age is a pioneer resident OF yelling
He is becoming quite feeble, but
takes an active interest in what is
W" ing on in the world.