The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-03-30
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.

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Frank Curtice was in LOrain Friday
on business.
Howard HOllenbach is spending his va
cation in Tiffin.
Miss Bates is spending the week in
Elyria, wi h friends.
Frank HOllenbach of Cleveland, o.,
was home over Sunday.
Miss Russelle Hathaway is visiting
friends in New London.
DR.. NJ. H. Mills is in Cleveland for a
couple of days, on business.
Charles Franks of Cleveland, O. was
in town a couple of days last week.
Mrs. E. ". Adams, son and daughter
are in Cleveland, the guest of friends.
Miss LOuella Chapman is visiting her
friend, Miss Root of Cleveland, this week.
Walter Battles, of NOrwalk spent few
days last week in town with his parents.
Miss Ethel Herrick is spending her
vacation at Athens, o., the guest of rela-
tives.
Charles KinnisOn and l.. C. Fisher of
Delaware, O., spent their vacation at
home.
Mr.. D. West and wife were in La
Grange, O., Saturday visiting their son
Frank.
Howard FOllansbee of Cleveland, O.,
spent Sunday in town the guest Of
friends.
Mrs. Byrd Gillett was called suddenly
to 0berlin to the bedside of dying
father.
Mrs. H. B. Hamlin starts for Philadel-
phia, Pa. to-day to be gone for some little
time.
Mrs. Arthur Eglin and children are
visiting Bakers Crossing friends and
relatives.
Miss Lucy Gammel of Cleveland, O.
is the guest of friends and relatives il
town this week.
Paul Patterson who arrived in Berlir
in September is now in Paris, and viii
sal for home in June.
Mrs. IG. L. Couch and daughters
Treva and Florence, are the guests OF
relatives in Cleveland.
Miss Jessie Ward Day of Berea, return
ed to her home Tuesday morning, after {
weeks viOit with friends.
Mrs. D. W. Gammel of Akron, O., il
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Bowers for some time.
Misses Mary and Fanny Hagerman o
NOrwalk, are spending few days wit
their friend, Ruth BOwlby.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Manley and sol
Floyd, arein Washington, D. G. for fe'
days, the guests of relatives.
H. NJ. Daugherty and son Robert, {
Cleveland, o., spent Sunday as the gues
of R. S. HOllenbach and family.
q Miss Mildred French returned frOl
Cleveland, D., Saturday, after week
visit with Miss Georgiana Wood.
A Mrs. Nellie HOyt of NOrwalk, was call
C ed here last week to asst her sister Mr.
D. j. Battles during her illness.
S Mrs. e. R. Stanard left Tuesday mOrI
s ing for Perrysburg, O., where she will
: the guest of Mrs. NJ. j. Beaupree for
4 few days
y Mrs. NJ. Waggoner and Mrs. H. ]
Il Sheets, who have been the guests of rels
tives in town for some time, returned t
Shelby, o., Monday.
b Miss Ida Park of East Main street,
|. turned from Medina, Friday. She h
e been the sguest Of friends there for Il
s past two months.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Vincent went
v LAGRANGE, o., Tuesday to attend Il
% funeral of Mr.. Vincent's uncle, Mr.. WI
10 DI,,nnh ~ fhot nIoaa
= Mrs. Ollie Helmer and Mrs. Amy Buc
Of Woodruff, N. Y, are at the home
:. their sister, Mrs. H. Barnes, who h
" been very i'll.
v Miss Blanche Dorchester OF Wellin
10 ton arrived last evening to visit Mr. al
Mrs. Milo Sanford on Livingston avenu
-LOrain Saturday Times.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclellan of NJ
d London, O., spent Sunday with his sist
y Mrs. Robert Swartz, in north WellingtC
Mr.. Mcclellan went to Elyria MOndS
Ve as witness in the Fox murder trial.
., Mr.. j. M. McCaffrey, train dispatch
~ in the Big Four Ry., Office at Clevelar
O., has accepted a position as CHI
Train Dispatcher Of the G. c. & s., WI
er headquarters at Canton, 0. Mr.. McCt
g. frey is former Wellington boy and
al host Of friends will be pleased to hear
at bis success. The position is prOmOti
in every sense Of the word.