The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-11-01

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E. C. BransOn went to Virginia last
week OH business.
Mrs. Ella Kunz goes to Greenfield, Pa,
for visit next week
Mrs. 0. R. Herrick and Mrs. F. Myers
we're In Elyria last week.
Mrs. Jennie L. Rogers Of Sullivan visit
ed Mrs. Albert Douglass last Friday.
Mrs. W. s. Metcalf and Mrs. L. Il.
WadswOrth went to Cleveland Monday.
John McGaugh of Oberlin, spent day
or two with Wellington friends last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dickson of Elyria
visited the formers parents in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Bass Of Oklahoma, formerly Miss
Ethel BOwlby, is visiting in town with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. HOughtOn return
ed Monday from fortnight in Mansfield
and Columbus.
Mrs. R. H. KinnisOn attended the
National Missionary convention at Cleve-
land Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Gum spent Sun
day and Monday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Meeker of Red Haw.
Mrs. L. Stemple went to Cleveland
last week, called there by the illness Of
her daughter, Mrs. EversOls.
The mother Of Rev. DR.. Buell. of Boston
University, died at her home in Brooklyn
Saturday after long illness.
Mrs. Arthur Eglin, who has been visit
ing in town with her parents, returned
to her home in Berea Monday.
Rev. R. L. Waggoner was very much
exhausted on reaching Berea last week,
but was recovering at last accounts.
Miss Elizabeth Johns and Miss Eliza
beth Benedict went to Toledo Tuesday to
attend the Sunday school convention.
Miss Emma Gum spent Sunday and
Monday with her friend, Miss Bessie
Everst, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Meeker Of
Red Haw.
Rev. W. 7. Barnes of Wellsville, o.,
called upon friends here last week. He
was formerly pastor of the Disciple
church here.
F. d. Warren and c. Church went to
Elyria Tuesday morning to confer with
the Republican county committee and
subcommittee.
Mrs. A. Witbeck of Cleveland is visit
ing in town with relatives. She leaves
next Tuesday for Kansas, where she will
resiIe for the future.
Arthur Eglin has accepted a position
at HoustOe, Texas, with the Tiller StaVt
Co., and will move his family there about
the middle OF this month.
Il. G. LaundOn and II. NJ. HOrr attend
ed whist tournament in Cleveland Sat
urday night, winning ninth place Out
Of twenty pairs. Not so bad.
Congressman W. S. Kerr was in Well
ingtOn Thursday, stopping here on hi
way to Penfield, where he delivered |
campaign speech that evening.
Mrs. Z. C. Cushion went to CLEVELAND
Friday for a short visit. Mr.. Cushion
went to the city Sunday morning, return
ing with his wife in the evening.
Joseph P. 0'Furey of Cleveland, travel
ing agent of the Cleveland Press was il
town Friday and Saturday, calling Ol
local friends and booming his paper.
hobart Herrick of Columbus spen
Sunday in town. He attended the foot
ball game at 0berlin and was cOnspicu
GUS among the State university rOOters
Miss Ria Palmer spent few days las
week in Brecksville, o., as the guest Q
Mrs. Coats, formerly Miss Harriet Bel
I who formerly taught in the publ
, schools here.
r Will Robinson started for the SaI
j.. dusky river Monday for week Of due
q hunting with the game warden Of Fri
n Co. He evidently expected large tim
for he took two guns along.
t Among those from Wellington VIII
d attended the football game at 0berli
t Saturday were Miss Lulu Vincent, Mi
Vina Peters. Guy Il. Wells, Warren Hal
# Clair Metzger, Van Barber, Allen WI
v beck and Arthur Mason.
IS T.. s. Knapp, who has suffered vii
J. poor health the past year, left yesterdI
d for Lakeside hospital, Cleveland, to u
" dergo a surgical operation. 1t will
J, performed by DR.. Allen, one Of the lea
ing surgeons Of the city.
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