The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-04-17
Local and xisos osllsasous.
Mr.. Powers Is convalescins.

Book SHxLvKs sufficient for several
hundred volumes, for sale. Inquire of
J. A. DAILY.
Mrs. J. II. Hood, who has been an
invalid most Of the winter, is now con-
valescing.
"A union temperance meeting will
be held in lhe Town Hall, Friday eve-
ming next.
Some of the Wellington people
have been to Oberlin to hear Joseph
Cook lecture.
Armenia Herrick will appear in sub
sequent issue.
Easter Sunday was mild and moist,
with some sunshine, many sprinklings
and light showers.
Round trip tickets to Cleveland
will hereafter be $2.O5, instead of $2.15
as we stated last week.
Miss Josie Briggs reluctantly gave
a fortnight of valuable time while in
Cleveland, to entertaining the measles,
The whooping cough was thorough
lv spread before many parents knew
that there was such a disease In our
midst.
The heifer sold by G. & F. Parsons
to Mr.. Todd, of Vermillion, was ten
months old and not two years as stated
in our local.
| There Is a perceptible growth of
the young wheat blades, the middle of
April finding the fields tinted with
fresh verdure.
Mrs. Benham, sister of the late
Miss Herrick, who died at her house,
has been under the doctors care since
that lady's funeral.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held at the NJ. E. Church next Sabbath.
Rev. G. Mather will preach and con-
duct sacramental services in the eve-
Mug.
j. NJ. Otterbacher will make his
residence In the rooms over his harness
shop, where he may te found at all
hours by those wishing to see him on
business.
-WANTKD.-A girl to do general
house work. Steady employment and
fair wages given to one who is willing
to learn, If not already capable. In
quire at this Office.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the N.
E. Church, read reports for the first
quarter Of this year, at their meeting
last week. We had hoped to have the
figures for this weeks psper.
Throwing stones and brickbats on
the roof Of a school house is no doubt a
diversion for the boy, but it is not
good for the paint or seams, or any of
the wearing qualities of the roof.
Mrs. Lucy Butler, mother of Mrs.
II. II. Howk, had a shock of paralysis
on Saturday last, by which she has
nearly lost the use Of one side. She is
over 80 years old, and the probabilities
are against her recovery.
Miss Louis Adams, who has been
confined to the bed the whole of the
last year, and a great sufferer all of
that time, has seemed encouragingly
better in some respects at times during
the spring, but is again failing.
The ladies of the Congregational
Society held their first social festival in
the rooms Of the new church, last
week Wednesday, and found 1t vastly
more convenient and pleasant than any
private house for such gatherings.
Arthur P. Dlmock Tuesday MORN
ing was leading his horses near Horr &
Warmers office, when they became
frightened at the cars, jumping on
him and dislocating his shoulder. He
was attended by DR.. McClaran, and is
doing well. ~. -
The American Young Folks, pub
lished by J. r. Hudson, Topeka, Kans.,
at fifty cents o year, is safe and pure
monthly, and contains dialogues, colo
quies, etc., In addition to other reading
matter suitable for use in school exit
bitions by boys and girls.
Now Is the time to secure great
bargains In the purchase Of New Spring
Goods at VIM. Rininger's, and 1t lower
prices than can be named In Cleveland.
Don't fall to call and examine his
stock of goods, II you wish to save
money, before making your purchases. |
WIN. Cushion, who has been acting
as teller In the First National Bank,
was promoted April lst to be assistant
cashier. This argues that he has
proved himself efficient and trustwor-
thy, and we doubt not the interests of
the Bank will be subserved by his ad-
vancement.
The semi-annual Sunday School
Convention of the 11th District of the
Ohio Christian Missionary Society,
will be held In the Disciple Church at
Wellington, April 23d aud 24th. All
Interested in Sunday School work are
invited. Sessions to begin at 10 A. NJ,
Wednesday the s3d.
-Our supervisor makes our streets
put on summer airs, by scraping them
thoroughly where dry enough. The
scraper Is worn out, It was not properly
constructed when new. The Council
should give him a new one instead of
squandering public money by using a
worthless wornout implement.
George Crosier discovered some
thing wrong about his coal CRATE, and
upon examination It was found that
the setting had been imperfectly done,
causing the wood work underneath to
take fire. smouldering slowly but