The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-21
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Richard Houghton's family are about
leaving for Kansas.
Mrs. M. E. seeley of Brighton, is visiting
friends In Lansing Michigan.
Daniel Fish, aged 50 years, one Of Brook
lyn's pioneers, died last Saturday.
General Sheridan is said to be the best
general stump speaker in this country.
Miss Ella Peters, Taylor street, has been III
for some days, having been threatened with
fever.
Erwin Mcdowell is the name of one of
Gen. Garheld's sons. old enough to shoot
squirrels. ~. r..
Mr.. Belden and family, Of Amherst, uncle
Of the late Jas. n. Beldsn, came up to the
funeral Sunday. - ---
Mr. and Mrs. Woodwork of Madison,
Lake Co, are visiting their daughter Mrs.
Prof. Kinnison.
Mrs. watterson has been for some time In
Cleveland, having been sent for on account
| OF the Illness Of her father.
Mrs n. d. Fisher and Mrs. II. v. Wilson,
Of Cleveland. visited Mrs. George Fisher, of
Wellington, last week. 50 7
MIS-. R. GIL, one Of the managers Of the
and made US q social call.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Fisher, went TO Craw.
fordsville, Ind, lately to attend the funeral
of Q sister-in-law, Mrs. Carlos w. Fisher.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hayes, OF PenAeld
started, yesterday morning, to visit son
near Batavia, N. T., and other relatives far
ther East r' '.-rr .r-
Charlie Crane, who has been with Mr.. ]
Turley the past two years, has obtained g
situation in . grocery store in Cleveland, and
left town Tuesday morning. .ssss
h. NJ. shattuck, formerly q resident oi
Wellington, but for some years past living
In Adrian, Mich, reached here Friday last
from Parkersburg, W. Virginia, where he had
been to visit a son.
Rev. w. Ben. Taggart, the now pastor on
Chatham Circuit, with his wife, passed
through here, Tuesday, In response to 4
telegram saying that his wife's brother, g
son OF Rev. A. X. Owen, was dead.
c. NJ. Nichols, Esq, Of the Springfield Re
public, Is at home again in improved health
after his summer in Europe, supplemented
by rest at Chatauqua, and is doing lively
campaign work in his paper. lf.
Rev. A. 8. Dobbs, formerly Ct Meadville
Pa, was two or three years ago the suhjec
of church trial on charges Of domesti,
tyranny. His wife has now been adjudged
insane and has been placed in the asylum a
/, Newburg.
Mr.. Austin Finch and Mrs. r. j. WILCOX
mother of 9. E. Wilcox of the American
House, were married October 18th, BY Rev
J. B. Knowles, and started the same day To-
Michigan, to visit, among other friends
Theodore Foot, brother of Mr.. Finch.
4 1XMr. Ed. Wells, Jr., and Miss Mary Hastingl
| We're married at the residence OF 8. P
Hastings, by Rev. N. s. Albright on Wed
nesday evening, Oct. 18th. The ceremon.
was strictly private, only members Of tn
families of the parties being present
Major A. C. Houghton has been called I,
New York to attend the Court of Inquir.
assembled at the request Of Gen. Warren 70
the purpose Of inquiring into the action o
0eu. ouc1ioah Az ISGfAbk w e1hon - soc Sos
tie Of Five Forks. Major Houghton was
staff officer in Sheridan's cavalry.-Toledt
Bee.
F.s. wadsworth, took from his barrels o
stored apples thirteen fine specimens of q
many different varieties grown In his orchar'
and placed them beside big apples in on
office. He says that II our Fair had been q
late as some others he could have made
show of apples that would have been credi
to the county. -.
Mr.. Horace Penheld, concerning whom tn
Herald published short paragraph, whicl
we copied, and which reflected on his goo
taste IL not his good sense, called on US +
say that the publication Of the reported in
terview was entirely Unauthorized, most Q
1t was false, and that great injustice ha
been done him. FNe -t.r sos ---s