The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-04-12
: PERSONAL j MENTION. :

Howard Hollenbach was in Lorain
last Thursday.
Miss Jessie West spent part of last
week in 0berlin.
Mrs. Cy Chapman, of Lodi, visited
friends in town last week.
T.S. Seeley, Of Norwalk, was in town
last Saturday on business.
Miss 0ttie Eyman Of Norwalk, o. is
the guest Of H. Tissot and family.
John Pember is sojourning in Spring
field, Vermont, for the time being.
Deputy Sheriff Salisbury, Of Elyria,
was in town yesterday, on business.
F. B. Emery, of Oberlin was in town
Monday getting up class for violin.
Mr.. Harold Plowe started Monday
for Lorain where he expects to work.
Mr.. Henry Ober visited his sister
Mrs. L. j. Gum and family Saturday.
Mrs. James Condor and daughter
Teresa, spent the week in New London.
Eugene Mcintyre will make tinware
for you hereafter at the Bee Hive
block.
Mrs. Myra Hawley, OF Rochester is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Ella
Kunz.
DIR. Henry Upson of Cleveland, was
in town last Thursday to see Arthur E.
Smith.
Mrs. A. D. Hall and daughter of
Litchfield, spent a few days in town
last week.
Mr.. Henry Daugherty, Of Medina
was in town over Sunday, visiting
friends.
Rev. R. L. Waggoner delivered a
lecture at Brooklyn, o., last Wednes-
day evening.
B. B. Vanarsdale's countenance looks
very familiar behind the counter again
at the cellar"
Clayton Chapman, Esq, Of Elyria,
was in town one day last week, looking
after his "fences."
Mrs. Nettie Reichard and her two
daughters from Grafton visited her
aunt Mrs. Walter Crane.
Mrs. Lee Grissinger, Grace Grissin-
ger and Minnie Luce Of Spencer, were
in town last Wednesday.
Miss Anna Allyn who has been at
tending the Cleveland School of Music
has returned to her home.
Mrs. Ella June is yet in Cleveland
taking treatment for her eye, and will
not return home yet for few days.
George Mitchell and family, who
were living in the Hinman house, have
moved to Wellington Clarksfield Bee,
Mr.. Harold Plowe and Miss Emma
Gum spent Easter with his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Plowe in
Lodi.
Mrs. @. L. 0tterbacher and son, OF
Greenwich, and Mrs. Knowlton, OF
New London, called on friends in town
last week.
Mr.. Frank Burdick and family have
moved into the house on Taylor street
formerly occupied by Mr.. G. Nichols
and family.
Attorney Chas. Metcalf. of Elyria
was in town yesterday convincing the
voters that he would make a gooC
probate judge.
Mrs. Edward Pember has so far re-
covered from the operation that wal
successfully performed as to be able
to be home again.
Claude Lebeck has returned from his
escapade to Lorain and is again fumb'
ling type and manipulating the press
on the ENTERPRISE.
Martin and Ray Noble, sens Of DR.
Noble Of Mt. Pleasant, Pa, a former
resident Of Wellington are visiting al
the home Of ]. j. Thomas.
Guy Fisher, whom we reported last
week as being threatened, with pneu'
monia, is still lying quite sick at the
home Of his father on West Main st.
Miss Emma Warren, daughter Of
W. D. Warren, who injured her foot
while coasting down hill month OIL
more ago, is now able to attend school
Elder Geo. H. Carl, Of Forest Hill
Mich, who preached at the Christian
church last Sunday has been engaged
by the church as pastor. Mr.. Car
will move to Wellington and com.
mence his labor about May /.
A. H. McComb and wife have re.
turned from Elyria, where they have
been stopping for the past six months
with their son, Charles McComb. Mr.
McComb has been suffering with q
broken shoulder since last October and
has Just recently recovered so that he
can wear his coat.