The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-21
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.

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s. W. Gibbs of Pittsburg, Pa, spent
Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. West and daughter
spent Sunday in 0berlin.
W. S. Horr of Duluth, Minn., is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Sarah A. HOrr.
Howard Hollenbach visited his brother
in Cleveland, Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Vischer returned home Sunday
morning from his extended trip through
Europe.
Harry Pratt, Of Huntington, was In
town Monday on his way to Berea, where
he will attend school.
Miss MabeIle Benedict left Friday for
Boston, Mass, where she will enter the
conservatory Of music.
Rev. R. L. Waggoner will attend the
conference of the M. E. Church at Millers-
burg the last Of the week.
F.J. Hinman and Leland Clark, both
of this place left Friday via the W. & L.
E. for Seattle, Washington.
Miss Francis House Of Medina, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town, the
guest of Miss Mabel Tucker.
M. L. Carpenter left yesterday morn
ing for 0berlin, where he will take up
his studies for the coming year.
Misses Anna Ransom and Jenney
Eckels left yesterday afternoon for 0ber-
lin, where they will attend school.
Mrs. H. V. Clifford Of Spencer, and Mrs.
Harry Sheppard Of Cleveland, visited Mrs.
Jos. Morgan and friends last week.
B. Vanater is taking two-weeks' trip
on his wheel. He will stop off at Clyde
and spend week visiting relatives.
Prof. R. H. Kinnison will spend Satur-
day and Sunday in Millersburg, o., at
tending the North Ohio conference Of the
Lay Association.
L. W. Smith, Of Bay City, Mich, who
has been with the National Bicycle Co.
for the past three years, is spending his
vacation in town.
Archie Williams leaves for Columbus
tomorrow to join the 3rd regiment, Of
which he is member. Archie has been
home on thirty-day furlOugh.
Mr.. e. W. Brink, purchasing agent for
the Shelby Steel Tube Works, with head
quarters at Cleveland, O., stopped off in
town a short time Monday.
Walter Hustled and Will Herrick, Of
NOrwalk, O., stopped off in town Tues
day on their way from Akron, where
they have been for few days.
R. N. Goodwin left yesterday for Iowa.
He was accompanied by his brother, Hi
ram Goodwin, of Medina. They will Wis
it La Port City, and DeMoines, Iowa.
Klate Nichols and wife, of Wellington,
having spent a couple Of days the guests
Of A. Nichols and family on LivingtOn
avenue, returned home tOday.-Lorain
Times.
Carroll Robinson, Of Shelby, o., Of bat
terry G, 1st O. V. light artillery, is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
W. Avery. Mr.. Robinson is on fifteen
day furlough.
Harry Elmslie, whose home is New
London, and is member Of troop A, LIST
cavalry, was in town Sunday visiting
friends. He is on his way home on
thirty-day furlOugh.
Miss Lenora LaundOn is expected home
to-day, after spending few weeks with
Miss Alma Sprague in New York City, al
so making short visit with her brother,
Arthur Laundon, in Bloomfield, Nj.
Edwin E. Sheldon, formerally Of this
place, after three years in the 0berlin
conservatory Of music is studying in BOs-
ton in the New England conservatory,
expecting to complete his course there.
Mrs. M. W. Lang and son. Harry, left
yesterday morning for Washington, D.
c., where they will remain with Mr..
Lang, who was recently appointed pay
master in the army. Harry will act as
his fathers secretary,
W. Lightfoot, who has for some time
past been with H. W. Semple in his ton
serial parJOrs, severed his connection
Saturday, having accepted position in
the Weddel House at Cleveland. W.
H. Ashford, formerly Of Elyria, will take
Mr.. LightfoOts place.
DR.. e. o. FurrOw, former resident Of
this place, but now located in Gallon,
and a member Of Co. F, 9th Regt., 0. v.
l., arrived in town Monday morning to
visit friends and relatives. Mr.. Furrow
was in the fight at Santiago, and can re-
late some very interesting accounts Of the
skirmish. He Is on furlough Of thirty
days.
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