The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-12-07
LAGRANGE.

DR.. G. R. Underhill was in Wellington.
Thursday.
Miss Osa Kelner is reported on the sick
list.
Mrs. s. M. Fulton, Of Elyria, was in
town Thursday.
The Gott brothers are doing business
In their new store.
Miss Louisa Robbins, Of Elyria, was a
recent guest Of LaGrange friends.
Miss Maud Walker, Of 0berlin, Is the
guest Of Miss Bertha Morgan.
Miss Cl0ndia Nichols, teacher OF the
intermediate schools, Is ILL.
The Methodist bazar was we'll patr0-
nized Wednesday afternoon and evening.
A revival Is In progress at the Baptist
church. There will be preaching every
evening this week. &
Saturday morning the home Of Mrs.
Eliza VESSEL was destroyed by fire. A
part Of the contents were saved. The
loss isa heavy one, coming as 1t does
on q widow with four little boys all
dependent on her for support. Now is q
good time for the people Of LAGRANGE tO
come forward and prove that friend In
need Is a friend in deed. No more
worthy person could be found than Mrs
VESSEL.
A pretty wedding took place last Sat
urday evening at the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Will Turner owheH their daughter
Miss Mabel e. Turner and Mr.. Edward
G. Clark, Of Pittsfeld, ywere made hus
band and wife. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. N. W. Reece, pastor o.
the Methodist Episcopal church. Aftel
congratulations an elegant supper wa
served.
An elegant wedding was celebrated OF
Wednesday, November 18, at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foster, when theil
eldest daughter, Miss Florence E. Foster
was united In marriage to Mr. John H
Cliff, Jr. The cermony was according Il
the Methodist Episcopal ritual. which
was performed by by Rev. M. W. Reece
Of the Methodist Episcopal church, an(
took place In the back parl0r, which hat
| been turned into perpeCt alcOve o
| tropical plants. The bride wore a gowl
of green cloth with white silk trim
mings. After the ceremony the guest
were escorted into the dinning room
where the bridal supper was served
The bride and groom received very man,
and costly gifts, showing the high eS
TEEN In which they are both held. Tn
writer extends congratulations.
The beautiful new Baptist churcl
edifce, which has recently been com
pleted, was dedicated with appropriat
services last Thursday. At l030a. m
The exercises began with song an
praise service led by Rev. A. G. Wall, Q
Wellington. At II o'clock an able seI
| man was delivered by DR.. G. e. Leonard
/ Of Granville, secretary Of the Baptis
State Convention. At IL o'clock Dime
was served to the visiting friends by tn
ladies Of the church In the town hal
At 1:30 was held short song and praye
service conducted by Rev. e. E. KNAPP
Of Elyris. This was followed by q shoI
sermon by Rev. j. L. Cheney, Of th
Wilson Avenue Baptist church Of Clevt
land. At the conclusion Of this addreS
q silver communion service was PR
sented to the church In honor Of tn
early members. A vote Of thanks fC
this was rendered. Mrs. G. H. Robbins
Of EIyria, who, although an invalid, 81
licited all the contributions for thl
beautiful gift. After short song an
prayer service In the evening, led b
Rev. W. E. Lyon, the dedication sermO
was preached to q large congregation {
people by Rev. Knapp, and was In ever
way worthy Of this eloquent divine.