The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-16
Local and Hisesllansous.
-Cleveland is already satiated with

immature veal.
"A party of young people 60 sleigh
riding to Elylia this evening.
Il. A. Webster has severed his con-
nection with the Oberlin News.
Arch. L. willard, of Burton, Ohio
Is spending a few days in town.
-FoR sAL..-Tables, Showcases and
writing-desk. It'll A. n. FITCH.
The next Northen Ohio Fair is tc
be held the first week Of September,'7s
Miss jessie wolcott is spending q
few weeks with relatives In Norwalk
Carl Palmer 10 enjoying himself
visiting friends in the Western States
ID. L. wadsworth, Esq. attended
the Jacksonian Convention at Colum.
bus.
-Elyria has gas and water compa-
ny organized and has the works far un-
der way.
Scarlet fever and diphtheria of
very malignant character prevail In
New York City. -
The Methodists of New London In
tend soon to put from 81 900 to S, 600 in
to new church.
The r. & A. Beres says that two
children of John Spear, died Of diph-
liberia last week.
Miss Clara Harley, of Norwalk, Is
the guest of her friend Mrs. Ida Per
kline, of Taylor st.
Remember the Lecture by DIR.
Haydn next Monday evening at the
Congregational Church.
p. II. Ogden mailed from this office
last Saturday 2,500 letters. What town
of It's size can beat thatf
Don't fail to hear Rev. DIR. Haydn's
lecture on can Marlborough Celebri-
ty" next Monday evening.
The week of prayer was observed
here, the services being held alternate
ly at the different churches.
Many of our items should have sp-
peared last week bnt were crowded out
by matters that could not lie over.
From the Elyris Republican we
learn that city lodged and fed Ill
tramps during the month Of December.
Miss Stella Fournier, graduate of
Baldwin University. is teaching the A
Primary Department Of our schools.
-An the congregations united in
services at the Methodist church Sum
day evening making very full house.
There Is not that rush this year on
the part of the factory-men to secure
patrons as has been noticed in former
days.
The tende ncy of neighbor Bunce's
long strips of sweetness to curl at the
ends, Indicates that mercury inclines
upward.
Wellington entirely omitted to OBJ
serve the fashion of making calls on
New Years day for the first time In
four years. OK
We have rarely had so good run
Of sleighing a. for the last two weeks
and all classes are trying to make the
most of 1t. ---
Frank Carman, of Berea, has be-
come pupil in the Department Of the
Navy, and gone on board . u. s. school
ship, the Saratoga.
Our carriage shops are running a
full force Of hands In the manufacture
of sleighs and cutters and cannot keep
up with the demand.
We hear that scarlet fever Is pre-
vaillng to some extent among the chill
dren Of the village, though no cases are
yet reported as serious.
Our last issue contained an unusu-
ally large number Of marriage notices.
Times are improving and we can afford
to indulge in luxuries.
Over fifty loaded freight cars stand
uIon the side-tracks at this station, the
blockade east and west rendering their
forwarding impossible.
The Mayor has announced by pos
ters that the ordinance requiring the
walks to be cleaned Of snow will here
after be rigidly enforced.
Installation Of officers Of ssHaldo
Morandi Lodge, No. 1000, Knights Of
Honor, /" Of Wellington was held We'd
nesday evening in their hall.
Newspaper advertising compels in
quiry, and when the article offered Il Of
good quality and at fair price, the nat
ural result is increased sales. =
Deacon Philip Goss, many years .
resident of Brighton died last Monday
night ut the residence Of his son-in-
law Chas. Beach, Of this place.
Those of our subscribers who ex-
pect to bring us seasoped 1S-inch wood
on subscription are reminded that now
is favorable time to deliver It.
-Losr-A lady's fur muff. The
finder win please return the same to me
or leave at the ENrERPRIsE office.
1ztl Mxs. w. r. WEAN.
-Rsy. Mr.. Chttenden of Fremont,
who formerly presched for the Episco :
pal Societies Of Elyria, Grafton and
Penfield exchanged pulpits with Rev.
Judd, OF Oberiin, last Sunday.
Attention IL called to the cards on
local page Of Messrs. Morgan &
Knowles, who have lately suffered by
fire, were insured in the Ohio Farmers
Insurance. Co., and have already receiv-
ed their Indemnity. "By their fruits
We shall know them.'s -.i- --