The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

The social of the Disciple Church met
at B. F. Locks, Friday evening last
Rev. n. g. Albright, lectured Tuesday
evening in Gambler on the "Holy Land"
1T is interesting to see the long train OF
vehicles filed with ice, waiting for their turn
to be unloaded at the cold storage building.
"A very large audience came out to hear
Rev. F. n. eearies Sunday evening, who
preached an interesting discourse, from End
Cor. 4, IS.
Everyone who can do anything with
needle, pencil or brush, is at work on the
sly, the result OF which will appear when the
holiday returns begin to come in.
When the Bernhard frst came over, a
pretty necktie or bow was named after her.
They would not sell and had to be labelled
over and under no better name than the
Frivolity, sold right along.
-50,5 $50 head Of sheep were killed by dogs
in the State Of Ohio the past year. But
every master must have his dog and every
dog his day. What does q little mutton,
more or less, signify?
WIN. Morrow & Co. have taken the old
insurance Office over Bendeict's store and ft-
ed 1t up very conveniently and neatly for their
uses. We are glad to know that the busi-
ness of this Arm is rapidly increasing.
Notice the new advertisements, Baldwin,
Laundon & Co., Couch, Harvey, Fitch, Starr
& Co., Smith & Jordon, Otterbacker, Will
bur, Rinninger, Hoyt q Woolley, Roughtou,
and Wooster & Adams. All telling Of choice
selections with reference to supplying the
Holiday demand
-Messrs. VIM. Cushion and Walter Sage
have purchased the insurance business Of j.
II. Dickson and N. Huckins, giving them
with those they already had, q very large line
Of fret class companies, and they will de-
vote special attention to this branch Of bus
mess. The insurance business is now re-
duced to two agencies, which Is certainly
enough for town the size Of Wellington.
The dullness Of business life and the
prosiness of trade is occasionally enlivened
by an incident. An affectionate young
couple stood at q jewellers counter q few
days ago, the masculine arm supporting the
modest maiden. The loving swain selected
ring and asked.her what should be engrav-
ed within the golden circle. With indes-
cribsble tenderr ess the fair one responded
| Thine forever"
Last Friday night, q young man from
Huntington by the name Of Charles Parker
came to town and got very full, that il to
say drunk. He staggered around town
about an hour and finally run against the
Marshal, and was told IL he had got his
business done he had hetter 20 home. He
said-hic-Je yes will go-hic-as soon as
I can-hic-go down here with Charlie
Baily-hic. He was told to go In his wagon
at once or he would fetch mp in the lookup.
He started and while waiting for his com
panion he began to blow of his steam and
sing his songs and said, 81 am Q son of g
B." and there is another man in yelling
ton that is . son Of b-. He was asked
by the Marshal to get out OF the wagon. bu
he said no. He did get out however, and
went to the lookup. The Mayor told hin
the price of drunk in Wellington was $50
and costs, which his friends paid for him ant
took him home. We have heard from hin
since. He Is swearing vengeance against thu
authorities In wellington.