The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01
Bishop Bedell and wife will spend the

Bishop Bedell and wife will spend the
summer at Duluth for Mrs. B.'s health
Rev. DR.. j. NJ. Thoburn. Of Calcutta
India, was warmly welcomed at Berea
where he recently lectured.
Mrs. Elizabeth Csdy Stanton and
woman suffrage delegates had seats al
the Cincinnati Convention.
A niece of the inventor Edison was
recently married at Port Huron, Mich,
to w. A. Poyer, a merchant of Norwalk.
James Bird Wilson, dramatic critic OF
the Cleveland Leader and author of the
new play .Our Flirtations'', was for.
mer Elyria boy.
Two men at Louisville, Stark Coun-
ty, were struck by lightning last Fri
day morning; one was instantly killed,
the other badly injured.
Prof. Kinney has been reelected
Superintendent Of the Norwalk public
schools for two years at q salary OF
S130O.-New London Record.
Miss Florence Nickerson, a High
School teacher in Clyde, daughter OF
Stephen Nickerson, deceased, of Litch.
field, is going to India as teacher and
missionary.
Medina wool-buyers caution wool.
growers against putting unwashed tagf
inside fieeces, and against using toe
much twine as these things damage the
sale besides being unlawful.
A man was stabbed in Stark Co., last
Friday evening, and grass-widow at
tempted to shoot young man who had
fiirted with her year ago, and, failing
in killing him. fatally shot herself. /.
John A. Clark, Of the Wadsworth En-.
terprise, once very successful, has been
unfortunate in his business, and sale Of
his Office and newspaper has occurred.
Geo. Dipley, formerly of Ravenna, now
owns the paper.
Frank Norton, walking toward Berea
on the Strongsville road at midnight,
was assaulted by three mer and robbed
of his watch and valuables. 1t is no,
safe for young men to stay out late and
be on the road when other people are
asleep.
An intercollegiate four cared shell
race of one and a half mikes between
Columbia College, the University OF
Pennsylvania, and Princeton College
crews, took place Monday. 1t was a
close contest but finally decided in fav.
or Of Columbia.
A boy in Fremont and another in
Delaware fell from cherry trees and
will probably die. Our cherries were
SO much higher on the tree than in the
market that we preferred to save the
boys instead of the fruit; AMI the bird.
endorsed the decision.
The separation of Mrs. Ida j. Heren-
den from her husband Arthur 8. Her.
| endeu, q Cleveland furniture dealer,
! and suit for divorce are announced
Mrs. Herenden was Utica belle before
her marriage, and her family are
wealthy and favorably known.
The Berea Advertiser says that on &C
count Of Mrs. Pope's health, Z v. G.,
Stanley Pope may not return to Touga-
loo, Miss. They have been connected
with the University at that place for
several years, Mr.. Pope as Principal.
Mrs. Pope Is sister Of Col. Hinman, OF
Cleveland.
The steamer Seawanahaka, plying be-
tween New York and places of resort on
Long Island Sound, burned to the
waters edge Monday afternoon, abou,
o'clock. She had on board about 400
passengers, Of whom perhaps fifty were
los'. An explosion in the coal is
thought to have been the origin of the
fire.
Monday an eleven year old boy shot
and killed his nine year old girl cousin
In Cincinnati, and at DesMoines, Iowa,
the same day four year old boy shot
his two year old sister; and also the
same day a 13 year old Delaware, O.,
boy shot his playmate ? year older.
Old excuse in each case-didn't know
it was loaded.
Rev. w. H. Rogers, late pastor of a
Disciple Church at Akron which he
left on account of his health, was, with
his wife, on board the Narragansett at
the time of her collision. They jumped
into the water and were picked up by a
life boat. They lost their trunks and
the wife all her clothing. Mrs. Rogers
travelling dress when she entered New
York was a night-dress and sheet.
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE R. R.-1t Is
said the required subscriptions at Lodi
and Spencer are about completed, and
that Wellington will furnish-if not
the full amount demanded-at least a
sufficient amount to insure the building
of the road through that point, which
is now pretty definitely settled will be
the route adopted, as Norwalk and New
London still fail to complete the requi-
site amount.-Huron Reporter.
The season at Lakeside opens July
9th with an Institute lasting till July
25th, which embraces Normal depart
ment, school of science, elocution and
oratory and course of scientific lee
lures. The Sunday School Encamp-
ment begins July 22d and closes Aug.
2d. Among the lecturers are Pres,
Fairchild, DR.. Thoburn, Of India, Or.
Newman, of New York, Bishop War
rem, Pres. Ninde, Prof. Avery on the
Electric light, and others, the course
Camp-meeting from Aug. 9th to 18th.