The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-08-23

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Miss Leona Gardner from Vermillion
has also spent fortnight with her
grandparents but will return to her
home this week.
Ed. Norton is working in a large mat
chine shop in Sandwich, ILL.,, with a
view to permanent engagement, and
subsequent removal of his family
thither, if the situation be a suitable
one all round.
Rev. &. II. Carl, of Wellington,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
a couple of days last week.
Mrs. Celia McEwing from near Fos-
toria, 0. accompanied by her son
and daughter has spent some time
at the old homestead, visiting her
mother, sisters and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollibaugh, having
both recovered from their long and
severe illness, have returned to their
Spe ncer home, taking the new baby
with them.
W. j. Krebs and wife, w. Hart and
lady, Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholomew, and
Others whose names we failed to learn,
spent several days pleasuring at Shad-
ducks grove.
Rev. and Mrs. Long, accompanied
by their two boys, spent few days of
their vacation at Lakeside. 1t is to be
hoped they enjoyed their outing as
even one Sundays respite from his
own pulpit must be a relief to min
lister. Such change must surely
fresh' up their ideas and stimulate
the tagging energies to new power.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Munson and fam
lily from Indianapolis, Ind, also R. A.
Taylor, of'Elyria, visited Mr.. and Mrs
H. d. Taylor, last week.
Master Fred and little Ruth Thorpe
are spending some time with their
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel
Starr while their parants are taking a
trip up the lakes, stopping off at Mack
inac and other points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs Asa Nichols and baby,
OF Elyria, Robert Denham, wife and
baby, and Irene and Ethel Stephenson,
of Cleveland are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Denham
The Denham and Dalgleish reunion
was held at the home of Peter Dali
gleish, Spencer, o. on the II inst.
Between so and 70 were present, and
all enjoyed a royal visit in old time
style. A fine dinner was served, after
which the members wvre called to Or
der by Peter Dalgleish, and a short
business meeting was held, and the
following officers appointed: Robert
Dalgleish, Cleveland, president Mrs |
Asa Nichols. Elyria, secretary James
l. Denham, Penfield, treasurer Mrs. |
Robert Denham, Elyria, Miss Jennie
Dalgleish, Cleveland, Mr.. Peter Dal- |
gleish, Spencer, family historians
Miss Wreatha Dalgleis read short |
original poem composed by Uncle
William Langdon, now in his S0th
year. We append it for the pleasure
of the many relatives who failed to
on this occasion.
OUR REUNION.
Once more we hail the duy
When friend meets friend;
We come our different way
An hour to spend.
Each heart will swell with joy
At this our meeting,
With nothing to annoy
Though time is fleeting
May we each coming year,
Thus friendly gather,
And nothing interfere
Foul wind or weather.
And when we meet no more,
On earth's reception,
Meet on the other shore
hltHout exception.
One OF earth's blessings is to greet
The friends with whom we yearly meet,
Where we can spend pleasant day
And pity those that stay away
After reading the above lines we ad-
iourned "sine die" to meet again the
hird Thursday in August, 1900, at the
lome of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Yost, Litch-
ield. 0.
The Y. P. S. @. f. social held at ].
VOLTS on Wednesday night last,
md the young people netted upward
Il $40, over $8 above expense.
Ross Falconer is removing a barn
or W. W. Penfeld. Mr.. Penfeld
means TO have everything around him
ANDY and comodious. Mr.. Falconer
'ill also move small house for Dam
81 Auble, this week, which will be
occupied by John.Lamphear
nd wife.
Mrs. Lucy Clifford is at present Wis
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
'ost, Sr.