The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
"A few pairs more of thos. wehst

trated posters for the Fair.
Gents calf boots. nice fitting and $,
cheap, at FRANK B. SERAGE's.
A large and commodious dinin,
hall Is talked Of on the Fair Grounds
We learn that Wellington has new
physician, Mrs. Hall, sister Of Mr.
Spicer.
The Secretary of the Agricultural
Society is busy these days, posting bill
announcing the time of the Fair.
People say that the cheapest place
in town to buy boots and shoes, is
| FRANK B. SKRAGE's.
The athlete sports that are to bt
given on the Fair Grounds during the
Fair, will be very amusing.
1t don't do to look squint- eyed at Q
man with pistol in Texas, unless you
prefer to look like porous plaster
Herald P.J.
Mr.. T. Herrick was taken sick last
week and has been confined to the
house and bed since. We learn that he
is improving.
DIR. C. C. Hall Of Ann Arbor, Is q,
present guest of her brother, c. A.
Spicer. and contemplstes opening an
office In Wellington for practice.
The new post-ofIlce building is rap
idly approaching completion, being
about ready for the finishing touches.
It will be grained and frescoed.
Rev. I. II. Mcconnell of Elyria,
will preach at the NJ. E. Church next
Sabbath, exchanging with Mr.. Albright.
MIR. Stuchfeld has gone to Europe
in company with married sister from
Rochester, N. Y, their mother having
recently died in their native country.
The friends of Miss Lois Adams will
be glad TO learn that she is 90 far i'm
proved as to be able to go out in suita-
BILE weather in an invalid's perambula-
tor.
Rev. Mr.. DAILY Is off on his vacation
and the other churches were unusually
crowded last Sunday, in consequence,
the aisles being also seated with occu-
pied chairs. -ri -so;, s-.r~ sr5-4
There will tie feast Of the phan-
toms, gnomes and mortals, at the Pub
JIG Park, Wednesday evening July 30th.
See small hand bills. f'i' -"
SECRETARY.
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Nine persons out of every ten would
do more for themselves and the materi-
al prosperity of our community by help
ing to make our village fair success
than by string up bad blood talking
politics. I,i
Dutch girls make the best wives.
King William has been married fifty
years and he is not as bald headed as
some Americans who have been we'd
ded only that many months.-lNorris-
town Herald.
Pleasure has many definitions,
but in reality it consists In going some
where, being perfectly uncomfortable
all the time while there, and calling 1t
the best time you ever had.-[Mara-
thon Independent.
I'm the storm of July 10th, the barn
of s. w. Moon in Avon, George Thomp-
son of Dover, Phelps cheese factory of
Eaton, one barn in Columbia, another
in Olm.ted and one In Sheffield, were
struck by lightning and most of them
burned.
-"whcn an editor goes out riding In
his open barouche, drawn by four milk
white steeds, he is never shot at by
We have noticed that our
selves. When we..rode out with only
one steed, and that not milk white, the
event excited no incendiary act. tc
AT the Oxford Farmers Club, it
was very truly said Of the White Leg
horn fowl that they are "good layers
and enterprising; their enterprise car
ries them over any fence the neighbors
can build, and their activity brings
them bone unharmed."
The Young Peoples Social which
was deferred from last Friday evening,
will be held tomorrow evening in the
NJ. E. Church parlors. 1t is said that
the Parable of the Ten Virgins" and
a tableau. "The Supper at the MILL"
will be well worth hearing and seeing.
There is nothing in this transitory
world that will yield quicker and lar
ger returns on the amount invested,
than poking a wasp with your finger
to see if he feels we'll. 1t may be of
interest to know that he Goes.j Bridge
port Standard. - y : q
Cleveland had another fire Monday
destroying planning mill
owned by Hempy & Co. The building
was new as was also the machinery.
The loss is estimated at $4,000; there
was insurance to about half that
amount.
"A Dresden man owns an old doe
that was lately caught butting its head
against the bucket as it swung over the
we'll. This act was once referred to by
= poet, who wrote:<
s.The old doe can buck It, g.,
That hung in the WELL"
Only four weeks until the Gath
annual Fair commences, and as the
officers Of the society are determined
to make this one the most Interesting
ever held, let each one 60 to work and
do what they can to help make it
success. Do not forget the time, Aug.
18th, 20th, 21st and 23l.
-Messrs. Hemenway d Son have
purchased q burr GUNNER, and also u