The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-12-14
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1898.
LAGRANGE.

LAGRANGE
Frank Coleman was in Elyria, Satur-
day.
N. M. Madole Of Cleveland, visited La
Grange friends Sunday.
Mrs. Ella June Of wellington. was in
town Monday.
Mrs. Silas Stroupe visited MIR. and Mrs.
Lee Stroupe Of EIyria, Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Rounds is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. L. W. Richmond was the guest Of
Plttsheld friends Sunday.
Mrs. Adaline Williams has returned
from q visit with friends in Medina
bounty.
Mrs. Addie Butler visited her sister in
Grafton, the past week.
G. L. G0tt made business trip to
Cleveland Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Potter called on
friends in wellington Friday.
''The Country Girl" will be played in
the town hall Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 20, for the benefit Of the fire COM
pany. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Rev. Baldwin addressed the high
school Monday morning with some ex-
cellent points Of instruction.
Remember the third lecture Of the
course will be given next Monday even
ing at the town hall. Jessie Hill will be
the speaker. Subject, The Daughter
Of tomorrow.
Prof. and Mrs. Il. O. Merriman and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Hastings visited at
the home Of John HandySide's in Litch-
field, Saturday.
The lady Maccabees will give calico
social and New England dinner in the
city hall, Saturday evening, December
II. Price 10 cents. The quilt will be
drawn at that time. There will be a
cake walk and other attractions. Let
every one come and have good time.
At the regular review Of the Buckeye
Hive, December 8, the following officers
were elected; Com, Mrs. Grace L. Raw
SON; Lieut.. Com, Eunice Copeland;
r. K, Ida j. Rawson; F. r., Melissa
Wolcott; Chap, Henrietta Hastings;
Sergt., Florence Cliff; NJ. at A., Lucy
Forbs; Sent, Winnie McFadden; Picket,
Lena Rawson; B. B. No. 1, Addie Ma
hone; B. B. No. 2, Miss Claudia Nichols;
B. B. No. 3, Mrs. Clara B. Richmond;
Captain Of Guards, Mrs Lucy wilkins:
Color Bearer No. /, Mrs. Angeline Tarl-
ton; Color Bearer No. 2, Mrs. Anna
Bendell; Organist, Mrs. Kate Mason;
Assistants, Mrs. Mary wilkins and Mrs.
Edna Hastings. Two new members
were initiated at this meeting.
Aunt Mary Hastings entertained her
children and grand children on Friday
December 8, in honor Of her SO birthday.
She superintended the dinner making
the chicken pies herself. She Is re-
markable woman for one Of her age, being
able to converse upon all the subjects Of
the day. Her children are Mrs. James
Sheldon, Mrs. William WOlcOtt, Mrs.
Vina Humphry and Fred Hastings, Of
LaGrange, Mrs. James COnley, OF LOrain
add Lewis Hastings, Of Elyria.
Mabel Rounds was born in LAGRANGE
April 81, 1887 and died December s, 1898.
Words cannot paint the picture Of her
life as she lived 1t, at horne, at school
or among her friends, old and young,
she left the single impression Of good
win, which was her heritage. During
her last and fatal sickness, she was ever
cheerful, waiting only for the time
when her ambitions might be realized,
but the reaper Death called her to her
peaceful rest ere she could finish them.
Her innocent fun and cheerefulness at
home and in the school room will ever
be remembered. Her faithfulness to
every duty was her shining light. She
was never content with the common
place, and her motto was 'The best work
I can do is none too good" On the
playground, at home, in fact, every
where, she was a moving spirit for good.
To be amiable toward all and enemy Of
none was the first fruit Of her young
life and one can almost hear her saying
as the poet said:
II live for those who love me.
Whose hearts are kind and true.
For the heavens that smile above me
And awaits my spirit too.
For all human ties that bind me,
For the task my God assigned me,
For the bright hopes left behind me,
And the good that can do"
NE Eour Rouka