The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-06-14


Ger, were in town Friday.
Mr.. Asher Chaplin, Of Litchfeld,
was in town Saturday evening.
Mrs. s. A. Armstrong Of Greenfield
is the guest Of friends in town.
Mrs. Mary Champion is spending
few weeks her sister, Mrs. Gibbs.
Mrs. J. T. Haskell is in Chicago Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. L. D. Vorce.
John and viii Edwards, of Brighton,
visited their cousin, Miss Emma Gum,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Burton and son, and
Mrs. Evans and son visited in Lorain
Sunday.
Mrs. Besing and daughter of Pitts
field visited at the home Of R. E. Shell
don Saturday.
Mrs. Jameson and daughter, Of Ur-
bana, o., is visiting her husband, Mr..
c. T. Jameson.
Mrs. w. H. Haulk and children spent
last Sunday with her father and moth
er in Penfield.
Frank Rugg returned Saturday from
Lorain where he had been working
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Scoville spent sew
eral days recently with their son and
his family in Lodi.
Mrs. L. G. Smith returned Monday
from Huntington where she had been
visiting her children.
Mr.. ]. p. Wood has moved his family
to Cleveland, where he has position
with commission house.
Mrs. r. D. Foote returned Thursday
from New London, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Florence Carter.
Messrs. Claud Gott and Clarence
Ledyard visited Wellington friends
yesterday.-Lorain Times, Monday
Mrs. Breckenridge, Of Elm street
who fell few weeks ago severely in
juring her ankle is slowly improving.
Mrs. Foster Kemp and daughter
whose home is near Toledo, are guest
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Tooth.
Rev. and Mrs. Phelps, Of Camden
we're in town Monday. Mr.. Phelps i
pastor of the Baptist Church at tina
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Daugherty @
Wellington visited G. Rhinehart G
this place yesterday.-Lorain Times
Monday.
Seven young men at Elyria enliste
in the United States navy last Thurs
day. They go to San Francisco to r'
: port for duty.
, Friends OF Mrs. 0rrin White will b
glad to learn that she has so far reco'
cred from her recent serious illness
to be able to ride out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McCarry an
two children, and Messrs. John an
VIII O'Brien, of Cleveland, spent SUI
day in town.
- Mr.. and Mrs. John Ober, of Mort
Eaton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry OBJ
r and son Edgar, spent Sunday with
s j. Gum and family.
t Carl Wilbur left for Cleveland Mo
: day morning where he will stay fe
days, and will then go to Brandwi
Park, Pa, for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cushion entt
y tained a number of their relatives a
"a friends last Thursday, it being thu
l. first wedding anniversary.
n. Mr.. and Mrs. n. Huckins, Miss II
5, Hucllins and Mr.. and Mrs. Howa
g Huckins, of 0berlin, were the guests
U. Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Adams Sunday.
IL Miss Leone Viers, of Toledo, W
graduates from the physical traini
course at Oberlin college this ye
N was guest of DR.. Houghton's o.
h. Sunday.
IL Messrs. George Somerville, Oh
ne Wilton and Lorton Holiday Of W.
81 ington and Frank Zimpher OF Ely
Tn took in the sights OF this place vest
'e- day.-Lorain Times, Monday
'" A. X. Warner, of the Shelby II
- phone Co., has been in the city seve
times this week. Mr.. Warner is Il
working to establish an exchange
on o Gallon. He reports being quite
cessful in that city.-Shelby Repu
age can.
ion Mr.. and Mrs. S. Windecker atten
IN the wedding Of their son, Clifton
o o., Windecker, a civil engineer of Pi
as burgh, Pa, who was married at
troit, Mich, last Tuesday, June g
- Miss Esther j. Gross, of that cit
Oberlin News.
~ Mr.. Eugene Miller Of Pittsburg'
& e6y a blind piano tuner stopped of fC
SOL week in Wellington. His work
,sCt such good satisfaction that he
liCa obliged to disappoint four or five
applied for his services, as his time
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