The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25


Mrs. Harry L. King is visiting in
New London.
Mrs. Arl Standard visited Rochester
relatives Tuesday.
Mrs. @. Fredericks was called to
West Salem on account oil the severe
illness Of her mother, who had been
visiting here only few days ago.
William Weaver Of Chatham, spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. II. 0. Elwood of Huntington,
was the guest of her friend, Mrs, Fred
ericks, one day last week.
II. G. Harris and j. NJ. OtterbacheL
were in the northern part Of the county
Tuesday.
Chas. Kinnison has been elected as
'ociate editor Of the Delaware, o.,
college Transcript.
Mrs. A. NJ. Benjamin and family and
Mrs. II. Bennett Of Brunswick, o.,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Bennett over Sunday.
Howard Follansbee of Cleveland is
visiting in town.
]. II. Bowlby, who has been i'll for
short time, is able to be out again, and
is regaining his health slowly.
John Wadsworth went to New Castle,
Pa, yesterday to enter the employ of
the tin plate trust.
Miss Amy Hayes Of Norwalk, has
been visiting in town with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Warner arrived
in Wellington Monday night from their
wedding trip to New Orleans and other
southern points. They returned to
Cleveland Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Warner start on
a trip to Kansas, Thu sday.
Among the Wellington visitors to
Cleveland Tuesday we're Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Bennett, W. II. Kirk, Ed. Van
Cleef and G. L. Splitter.
l. L. Comstock returned Monday
night from a month visit to New York
city and the East, including a brief
sojourn to his old home in Massachus-
etts He saw Dewey.
Elmer Conoly, foreman of the War
ner Stone Co., OF West Olarksfield, was
in town Monday, on his way to Cleve-
land with the Warner Bros, where
they have been figuring on big con-
tract for stone.
Miss Nancy Manley of Oberlin, has
been visiting in town.
Rev. r. L. Waggoner, who has been
confined to the house by illness for
several weeks, was out riding Monday
afternoon for the first time.
Devillo Bennett Of Chicago, formerly
of this city, was in Wellington the first
of the week calling on relatives and
friends. Mr.. Bennett has been very
successful as an inventor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heliker and also Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ingraham took in the
excursion Sunday to Columbus.
Frank Zimpher was in Cleveland
Sunday.
Will Orabtree has advertised his
household goods for sale and will
move to Chicago shortly.
Mrs. II. E. Carr of New London, is
visiting in town.
Howard Myers of Columbus, has
been visiting at Arl 5tanard's.
Mrs. w. b. Thompson of Detroit,
wife of Rev. Thompson who formerly
was pastor OF he Disciple church 81
this place, returned from the Cincin
natl convention of the Disciple church
with Mrs. William Bennett, and has
been visiting in town with old friends
Miss Emma Jackson of La Gran, e il
visiting at g. J. Elliutt's.
w. G. Davie of Constantine, Mich.
is visiting at Chas. Furze's
Mrs. Laundon of Elyria, is helping
TO take care of Mrs. J. NJ. Crabtree
who is still very ill.
Rev L. j. WnggUner, who has heel
critically Ill Tor some time, was gu
riding Monday for the first time. ii,
went to Berea today for short visit.
Mrs. B Pearce Mrs. W. H. Bennett
Miss Il. Kunz, Mrs. Geo. Damon, Rev
H. Ii. Carl, Mrs. Coats and Mrs. VIM
Cushion are in attendance today at tn,
convention OF the o. Q. NJ. S. at Sulli
van.
Miss Lydia Whitney and Henry Whit
ney spent Sunday at Elyria.
Clinton bloomington has obtained
employment in Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Metzger and fam
lily went to Toledo, Monday afternoon
and will remain until Friday. Mr
: Metzger will represent the Wellington
lodge at Grand Lodge F. and A. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Battles Of Nor
walk visited in town with the former
parents Sunday.
J. Lang of 0berlin was in tow
, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E i. French were i
, Cleveland over Sunday.
, Henry Green will entertain tn
,, Freshman class of the High school a
his home in Brighton Hallowe'e
Q night.
a Geo. L. Couch was in Cleveland
Monday.