The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-09-13
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the guest of Miss Orrie Foote.
Mr. and Mrs. @. W. Arner are visit
ing friends in Adrian, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. Harris attended
the Medina fair last Thursday.
John Guide has moved into the Ro-
ser house on South Main street.
Go to Near & Wells for pocket
books, bill books, card cases, etc.
Mayor Couch and Councilman Adams
were in Oberlin and Elyria Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dyer and son
were at Homer Allyn's over Sunday.
William Bligh has secured position
at Steubenville as telegraph operator.
Robert Chapman left for Pennsylva-
mia Monday evening on business
trip.
has. Tripp and wife, OF Chicago, III.
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. s.
Tripp.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Spitzer and Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Lashley we're at Rug
gles' grove two days last week.
W. T. Burdick has purchased the
Palmer property on WHEELING avenue
and took possession September |.
Roy Mckinney has purchased the
Mckee property on Vine street and
will occupy the same October first.
Mrs. Nellie Gardner and daughter
Louise have returned from two weeks
visit with friends in Bellevue and
Clyde.
Miss Laura Tissot visited friends in
0rrville last week, where she secured
a number of old relics to add to hei
collection.
Miss Blanch G. Wertz, of Williston
o., spent a short time visiting hel
friend Miss Lefa NJ. Secrist of thiI
place last week.
Miss May Cook who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in this vicini
ty for some time, left for her home il
Chicago Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy Hunt Of Yorl
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Lampson o
Litchfield were the guests Of Mr.. an,
Mrs. R. L. French Saturday.
Mrs. H. G. Brown has purchased tn
old Deacon Case property west Of towr
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will soon be read
to receive their friends at their nev
home.
Charles Linder and Charles Wes
who went with the g. A. R., excursio
to Philadelphia, extended their trip
, New York, and will return the last {
, the week.
l.. II. Dibble, L. Lemmel, H. S. BeT
I nett, E. F. and E. T. Robinson, j. {
T Dyer and Chas. Horr were among tn
: number that took in the G. A. r., e,
cursion last week.
n Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Clifford, G.
d West, l.. Bowman and Miss Jenni
Bowman were among the Wellingto
e people who attended the state fair
Columbus last week.
O About twenty Of the Maccabees a
r tended meeting at Sullivan last FIR
day evening Refreshments wei
g served, speeches made and good tim
in general was reported.
= Leslie Roser, who has been prospec
ing in the Klondike for year or s
returned to his home in Chicago, lal
Friday. The Enterprise has publish
ed several Of Mr.. Roser's letters.
The Wellington Poultry Club mad
Pa entries at the Norwalk street fai
they had 65 competitors, but succeed
ed in bringing home 10 firsts and
second premiums. They also took tn
first for the best display.
The many friends Of Rev. r. !
Waggoner will be sorry to learn tht
his sickness has developed into
severe attack Of typhoid fever and {
the time of going to press there is n
b. change in his condition, as the feve
shows no sign of breaking.
I The annual meeting OF the Lorai
County Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held at LoraiI
Sept. 10. Miss Frances II. Ensigr
I state corresponding secretary will b
present and will give the address {
the evening. A basket lunch will b
' the order for dinner, with tea and co
= fee served by the resident union.
cordial invitation is extended.
About a month ago my child, whic
is fifteen months old, had an attack {
iiarrhoea accompanied by vomiting
I gave it such remedies as are usual
given in such cases, but as nothin
= gave relief. we sent for a physical
and it was under his care for weel
At this time the child had been sic
for about ten days and was havin
about twenty-five operations OF I'll