The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-22
Neighborhood News.


Neighborhood News.
In Berea last week, child died from
whooping cough, one from relapse of
scarlet fever and one from cerebo spi-
nal menegitis. The Advertiser also
mentions the death by apoplexy Of a
Mrs. Bell. aged forty years. Berea
will observe Decoration Day.
1t is said that Effie Ellsler is to marry
Frank Weston, of her company, May
20ih.
Mr.. Geo. Hall of Cleveland, was
thrown from a carriage last week and
a good deal shocked and bruised.
The Amherst and Oberlin papers
speak just about as favorably Of the
county history as we were able to do.
The Ashland Times says that Myron
T. Herrick of Cleveland, was in that
place att ending to legal business lately.
Mr.. BrenEer Of Wellington, the stock
buyer, has been making his headquar-
ters at the Red Haw Hotel this week,
and bought quite lot Of stock which
he took in last Monday. He bought
horses, cows, fat cattle, hogs and fat
sheep. Mr.. Brenner is good judge OF
stock and fair dealer.-Ashland Times.
Medina has had a mad-dog sensation, "a
rabid cur having gone through the viii
lage biting many other dogs.
Mrs. Mary Hays. daughter Of DR..
Robinson, died in Medina last Thurs
day, aged % years.
Nineteen cases are on the docket be-
fore the grand jury of Medina county
for unlawfully selling Intoxicating
liquors. Five of those found guilty
were sent to Jail for from 10 to 30 days
They have hard work to..get a lawyer
In Medina county to defend such cases
Among the burglaries mentioned by
the Gazette, as lately occurring in the
vicinity of Medina, is the house of John
Taylor of Lodi, who had about Sl0(
taken from under his pillow while ht
was asleep.
The Presbyterians of Ashland have
decided to build new church edific'
with all modern improvements, ant
with seating capacity, Sunday schoo
rooms included, of $50, and they expec
to build 1t for sl2, 900, exclusive of fur
nishing, which the ladies have pledges
themselves to do. They have takeI
down the steeple of the old church
which was the tallesr spire in the town
and very substantially built.
A chorus numbering upwards of To-
persons met at the First NJ. E. Church
Friday eve to rehearse music for tn
coming State Sunday School Conven
ton. .'rhe Heavens are Telling,
"Aud the Glory of the Lord" ant
"Praise Ye the Father" are the cho
ruses selected, and with the choir In
creased to double the size last evening
the effect will be all that could be de
sired.-Akron Beacon.
President Taylor of Wooster Univer
sity, says: "rhe co-education of tn
sexes has proved unquestionably sue
| CcSSluls uC j ouhi
women in the classes has proved thei
ability in all respects to master til
difficulties of the college course, and t
maintain the highest rank. Thei
presence is a constant stimulus to study
to order, and to courteous bearing, ii
all the exercises OF the institution."-
Wooster Republican.
The Methodist Episcopal Church o
Warren, which was ruined by the me
morable storm of year ago last month
was re-opened Friday evening with al
organ concert. The dedication service
took place Sunday. DIR. A. Wheeler
editor of the Pittsburgh Christian Ad
vocate, delivered the morning sermon
and DIR. w. F. Day of New Castle, Pa.
the evening sermon.
, WEALTHY CLEvELANuERs.-The Voic
publishes list of 81 citizens of Cleve
J land who pay taxes on personality O
|, over $4,000. The heaviest tax paye
, in this list Is Amasa Stone, Jr., VIII
pays oil 1929 $50; the others who p7
on over 800, ,OO0 are Capt. A. Bradley
sl35,G25; Joseph Perkins, Sl9e, 800
w. C. Rose, Sl22,l55; J. II. Wade
Sl50, $50; heirs of ID. Morris, Sl25, ,020
adm'rs of ID. p. Eells, 12s, ,iO6. Their
are 10 citizens who own read estat
valued at over 100, 600, Leonard Cas-
heading the list with $l,737 ,S35. Q
those possessing over half a million 1
this species of property are Joseph Per
kins, SS35 500; II. d. Payne, SIG5,S4t
and ii. p. Weddeli, S5I5, ,425.