The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-08-12
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the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Willard spent last Sab
bath In town.
Mrs. Win Hall has returned from her visi
In Wood County.
w. L. Cook and wife speEt last Sabbath a
Polk, with his brother.
Miss Sadie Green. daughter OF DR.. Green,
OF Norwalk, is visiting Mrs. Cady.
Miss Cora N. Hendee, of Blissfield, Mich.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Eglin.
Prof. Kinnison and wife arc visiting in
Lake County, and will return about the Goth.
Mrs. 9. D. Terry, of Terre haute, Ind,
eldest daug hter of E. s. Tripp, is visiting at
home.
Richard Houghton, who has been travelling
In the Western States, reached home this
week.
Mr.. E. Parsons, an old resident of Pitts
field, died, Tuesday, aged ss years. Funeral
services Thursday.
Bishop Watterson was consecrated at the
Cathedral of Columbus with great pomp and
splendor, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Sawtell left for Colum-
bus, Monday morning, to be absent the re-
mainder Of the week.
The Duchess Of Somerset, an English dow
ager, who has entertained many distinguished
Americans, is dead.
W. s. Berdan, merchant of Litchiield, has
sold there, and will engage in business at
Kent, Portage County.
Colonel c. P. Wickham, of Norwalk, will
be q candidate for Judge Of his district in
the coming convention at Clyde.
Mr.. Jacob Miller, Of the firm of c. Ault-
man & Co., Canton, was married to Miss Allie
V. Newton of that city, Aug. 5th.
8. P. Hastings was unexpectedly called on
Tuesday morning TO attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Lottie Hastings, of LaGrangc.
Rev. DR.. Arthur Mitchell, of Chicago, has
accepted call to the Stone Church, Cleve-
land, Of which DR.. Hayden has resigned the
pastorate.
Captain Morrow is selling phosphate by
the carload. Ke is general agent for North
ern Ohio, and is doing good business in
other towns.
A. c. aoughton, Esq, and son, of Toledo,
are visiting ut his fathers. His wife and
younger children are at present visiting at
her fathers, in Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Gregory returned from
a two weeks trip, last Saturday. They took
tour of the Lakes, going as far as Duluth
at the head of Lake Superior.
Mr.. NJ. Kunz started for California, Tues.
day morning, expecting to be absent till next
April. He goes with a view to improving
his health, which for some time has been
very poor.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Wadsworth and daugh-
Ter started this morning for a ten days visit
with q party Of Cleveland and other friends
at Chautauqua. Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon, of
Hornellsville, N. Y, were to meet them there.
John G. SAKE, in dedicating his edition of
poems published by Osgood & Co., used this
paragraph. "To my best friend "a diamond
edition of a women) 1 inscribe this diamond
edition Of the poems of her husband, j. q.
g., etc.
Mr.. Ed. Hacket was called to Canada, his
former home, short time ago, by a telegram
announcing the serious illness OF his brother.
intSiiiSSuSC mas uoW Dctu received tn1t nlS
disease proved fatal. Mr.. Hackett arrived
home Monday Of this week.
Mrs. Colony, of Akron, has brought suit
against DR.. X. c. Scott, Of Cleveland, for
$40 600 damages, claiming that she was made
blind and great sufferer by unskillful prac-
tice on the part of the aforesaid physician in
removing cataract from the eye.
Mr.. q. w. Baker, who has been engaged In
the sale Of fruit and ornamental trees for the
last two or three years, is again in town, and
will begin canvasslng at once for spring set
ting. Those needing anything in his line
will do well to give him their orders.
Geo. w. stebbins writes from Texas that
he still continues to teach day and Sabbath
School in that heather country, notwith-
threats against his life, and that he
intends to go on as long as it seems to be his
duty. He soiicits donations of maps,
Sunday School and other school books.
II our friends viii bring in what books their
children have out-grown, we will undertake
to see that they are forwarded. With little
effort large number can be picked up. Al
most every home has some of them that are
ouly In the way. Bring them 10 and oblige.