The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-03-29
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John Folk went to LOrain last satur-
day.
Rev. waggoner was in Cleveland.
Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Bailey has been visiting in
Clarksfeld.
W. G. Ashford visited friends in
Medina, Sunday.
James Vanarman was in LOrain last
week on business.
Mrs. s. E. Wilcox and Mrs. Mae jerks
were in town last week.
Charles skeese Of New London, was a
guest in town over Sunday.
D. o. Ayers Of sanduSky, o., is assist
ing at VIM. Rininger's store.
II. G. Brown returned Friday evening
from business trip In the south.
Ford CrOsier and wife Of Pltts6eld,
visited at Harry CrOsier's last week.
Mrs. Mary santley Of Berea, spent a
number Of days last week in town.
Richard Bailey, late in the employ Of
W. E. Pierce, has gone to Cleveland to
work.
Harry Bush left on Friday afternoon
for Elyria, to be followed by Mrs. Bush
on April LIST.
NJ. L. Witbeck has moved into the
Warner house on the corner Of High and
Vine streets.
Mrs. Geo. Bracy Of Winchester, Ind.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. David Smith
on Mill street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Benedict and
daughter visited at W. H. Franks in
Akron, over Sunday.
Mrs. G. H. Bailey returned Oh Satur-
day from Michigan, where she had been
visiting for two weeks.
Miss Maggie Whitney returned from
Buffalo, N. Y, last Wednesday. She had
been gone several months.
Dell Sprague is lying sick at the home
Of his mother on Hamilton street with
little prospect Of recovery.
Mr.. Scott Crandall Of Toledo, late Of
Co. D, 10th 0. V. l., is visiting his
mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Crandall.
Edward Foeller has moved into one Of
the new houses Of N. P. Robinson on
corner Of Johns and Middle street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Searles of Cleveland, was
the guest of Mr., and Mrs. c. E. Mason Of
Barker street a few days last week.
Miss Abbie Hilliker and grandson,
Harry, Of Greenwich, visited at Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hilliker's few days ago.
Lawrence Fisher and Charles Kinni-
son. who are attending the 0. W. u, al
Delaware, spent their vacation at home
Melvin Kelsey, who has been very sick
at his home is slowly recovering. His
sister, Mrs. o. NJ, Lashels is still caring
for him.
DR.. D. A. Wood Of Norwalk, was In
town last week visiting his brother, ]. P
Wood, on his way home from a profess
ional trip to New London.
i Miss Lulu Vincent came from Berea
Friday evening, where she is attending
Baldwin University, to spend her vaca
ton with her parents.
Miss Ethel Herrick, who is attending
the Ohio State University at Columbus
is spending her spring vacation will
her many friends here.
H. Crabtree and W. A. Fisher, OF Well
ingtOn were in the city today looking
for location to establish meat market
-Lorain Times March %.
DR.. Holland was at WillOughby, O..
Friday and Saturday testing cattle TO-
shipment into Canada, by authority o
the State Stock Commission.
Miss Alice W. Alexander, Of Toledo
has been visiting Miss Ella Warren TO
the past ten days. Miss Alexander re
turns home the last Of this week.
II. B. Crandall, Co. D., 10th o. V. L.
has returned home from Augusta, Ga.
having been mustered out on the 23C
, inst. He is with his mother, Mrs. NJ. L
Crandall.
Miss Ettia Roberts returned hOm
from 0berlin Saturday, where she ha
been for six months, and started MOnda
for Chicago, where she is to enter
training school for nurses.
Capt. Alfred NOacker, who was tn
last commander Of the 18th Ohio Batter
in the war Of the Rebellion, was in tow
one day last week, the guest Of B. Var
ator. He is now postmaster at Greer
wich, 0.
D MIR. Ed. stroupe Of LAGRANGE, Ind
who has been a student in the COnservI
5 tory OF Music at 0berlin, for the pa
, seven months, was in town Monday o
his way home. Mr.. stroupe will retur
to complete his violin course in the fal