The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-04-05
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Robert Ward was in Cleveland. Sat-
urday, on business.
Frank zimpher was home from
Elyria over Sunday.
Will Chapman visited friends in
Huntington recently.
Frank Hollenbach, Of Cleveland, was
at home over Sunday.
Wrs. VIM. Handley visited friends in
Huntington few days ago.
Howard Black is visiting relatives
and friends in Cleveland this week.
Mrs. ]. q. PAUL has been quite sick
for over week, but is now better.
NJ. L. Carpenter and Earl Johnson, Of
0berlin, spent their vacation at home.
Miss Cola Stemple and Mrs. G.
McDermott were in Cleveland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips of Rochester,
visited friends in town few days ago.
Miss Iris Johnson, Of Oberlin, was a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. Furz, Sun
day.
W. S. Avery Of Wellington, spent
Sunday in town. n.--yan Vert Republic
can.
Howard Follansbee, of Cleveland,
was the guest Of Wellington friends,
Sunday.
Mrs. M. T. Seeley was with yelling
ton friends few days just past.-Lodi
Review.
Frank Willard has been quite sick
for some days past, but is now on the
upward trend.
9. E. Kniffin and daughter, Of Green
wich, are visiting his brotherinlaw,
Mr.. Robert Ward.
Mrs. r. l. French has returned
home from two weeks visit with rela-
tiyes in Cleveland,
Mrs. Henry Daugherty and son,
Robert, Of Medips, are visiting at Mr..
R. H. Hollenbach's.
Mrs. A. J. Snyder, Of Rochester, is
stopping for time at Mrs. Lucy Un-
derhill's on Kelly street.
Mr.. H. White. Mr.. w. Gill and Miss
Gill all Of Cleveland, visited over Sum
day at R. s. Hollenbach's.
Mrs. George Morton received word
last week of the sudden death Of her
father caused by heart failure.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Black Of Cleve-
land, were in town over Sunday visit
ing ut his brothers. Mr.. s. F. Black.
Miss Grace Morton, OF Shelby, is
stopping at present at the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs, Geo.
Morton.
viii Smith, wife and daughter, Of
Centerton, o., and Miss Myrtle Pro-
vine Of Spencer, are visiting at Harry
Crosier's. ~
H. A. Mann departed on Wednesday
last for his summer tour as advance
agent OF the Forepaugh & Sells Bros.
aggregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Harvey returned
Friday afternoon from a few weeks
visit with friends and relatives in
Marion and Findley.
Guy Fisher, who has been employed
at the match factory at Barberton, o.,
came home sick last Saturday. He is
threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Henry Spring of Paulding, O.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Rugg of this place. Mrs. Spring was a
former resident Of Huntington.
]. @. DeBruyn of Grand Rapids,
Mich, and Miss Grace Dallinga, Of
Akron, have been visiting at DR.. Hol-
brooks. Miss Dallinga is sister OF
Mrs. Holbrook.
Nelson Lang returned Saturday
night from a two weeks trip into
Pennsylvania, in the interests of Hol-
land Medicated Salt Co. He started
again this morning on another trip.
L. H. Peirce Of Cleveland, was on our
streets last Friday, shaking hands with
old friends. He has sold one Of his
two houses on Union street, to D. M.
Hall, who already has possession.
M. L. Witbeck returned yesterday
from trip of month, spent in Ind
annapolis, Ft. Wayne, Richmond and
other Hoosier cities, in the interest Of
a Cleveland firm. He goes in few
days to Cincinnati and Covington fol
another months trip in the same busi.
ness.
Mr.. A. N. Bradley of Washington
Ind Mr.. @. L. Bradley of Aurora, Ind.
and Mr.. J. e. Bradley of Newark, N
j., were in town last Thursday, visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Geo. Morton
They came over from New London
: where they attended the funeral o
Mr.. David N. Bradley, their father, OIL
Wednesday. Mr.. A. n. Bradley wa
accompanied by his two sons, Fred aut
Will, and while II town tailed upon hi
old eomrade insarrns, Mr. B. vanator