The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-18
: Personal sJIs MENTION. :

o. n warner was Ill Olo'olnhu ch
Monday.
William Rlninger went to Cincinnati
Monday.
Mrs. J. E. Morgan is visiting friends
in Medina.
Business clllCd G. McDermOtt to Cleve-
land Monday.
E. c. Jameson returned Saturday from
visit with his family at Urbana, 0.
Roy Witbeck, of Cleveland, was in
town Friday.
Business called R. G. Bennett to TOl-
edo last week.
Albert White, of New London, was in
town Saturday.
H. 1. Behner, Of La Grange, was a
Wellington visitor Saturday.
Mrs. j. E. Braithwait, Of Oberlin, was
in town last week.
Ed. Webster, Jr., was in Ashland and
Akron last week.
Robert Daniels was in MassillOn the
first Of the week.
Mrs. ROb't Lowe has gone to Lansing,
Mich, for visit.
Frank s. Sanard, Of Cleveland, was
in town over Sunday.
E. P. Whitney made flying trip to
Cleveland Saturday evening.
s. Windeckpr, Of 0berlin, called on
Wellington friends last week.
NJ. H. Wadsworth made trip to the
Forest City the first Of the week.
Will Bligh, who is employed at Steu-
benville, o., was home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Hopkins were
guests of Greenwich relatives over Sun
day.
Mr.. Clifton Williams, Of 0berlin,
spent Sunday with his grandparents at
Wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Crane have been
visiting friends at Crestline, Gallon and
other points,
Miss Hattie Mason, who is in Cleye-
land with The Ohio Farmer, spent Sun
day at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Huckins, Ida Huckins
and John Gardner, Of 0berlin, visited at
E. W. Adams Sunday.
Mrs. Daisy Dirlam, Of Mansfield, who
is visiting her parents in huntington,
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Williams and Miss ROxena
Rogers, Of Chicago, o., spent few days
with friends in Wellington.
Clayton Lebeck went to Grafton Sat.
urday night to work for the Big FOuT
railroad as night telegraph operator.
Mrs. Alfred Hawk, Mrs. David Hawk
and Mrs. S. HazeltOn attended the fu'
neral of their sister, Mrs. Lang, in
Rochester on Saturday.
H. c. Harris, of Wellington, a candi.
date for county treasurer, and Mr. Whit
ney, of 0berlin, were in town Tuesday,
calling on friends ds.-NOrth Amherst
Argus.
Grand Chief Patriarch Monday, of the
l. O. 0. f., who attended the anniyer-
sary celebration at New London, was III
town Friday, calling upon members Of
the order
Mrs. W. F. Sawtelle started for 0nta-
rio, Cal, the first Of the week to spend
the winter with her mother, Mrs. Locke,
who will return to Wellington with her
next spring.
Mrs. A. NJ. Black, who recently sold
her South Main street residence to J. II.
Shelley, has rented the residence at the
corner of Prospect and Magyar streets
recently occupied by II. A. Mann.
R. B. Buswell, formerly of this place,
and who still has many friends here, has
returned to Cleveland from Toledo to act
us city salesman for the same company
in whose employ he has been for the past
three years.
Chas. Reynolds and Bert Gay, Of this
city, who are in the employ of the United
States Telephone Co., passed through
Wellington Friday on their way 10
Portsmouth, o., where they expect to be
engaged for some time on the cOmpany's
lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Bowers went to
Cleveland Saturday morning TO accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hamlin as far
as Akron in their voyage on the "Kee-
wahdin" down the canal. But owing to
break in the canal Mr.. Hamlin has CIV
up his trip to Florida.
G. II. Bailey, Of the Michigan Photo
graph Co., who has been to CrestOn and
0rrville during a part of the summer,
returned to Wellington this week, and
has reOpened his gallery in the DimOck
block. The gallery will be open Tues
days and Wednesdays.
E. P. Johnson, graduate Of the Wei
lingtOn High school and Of 0berlin
college, has been engaged as instructor
in alncnfion in tho nnhlia ephooIu oi