The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-16
LATE NEWS NOTES.

Typhoid fever is an epidemic in
Gallon.
Marshal o. Robert,, died at Saratoga
Saturday.
Chester Nanvill, n pioneer of Wake
man, died Sept 4th, aged 81 years.
III. A. Peck, aged seventy two, a
pioneer of Wakeman, died Saturday
night OF paralysis.
Editor Harper, Of the Mt. Vernon
Banner, lost his gold spectacles by rob-
berry Saturday night.
Clifford & White are at the TriState
Fair at Toledo this week with their
show of Berkshires.
Miss Clara Southam, of Berca, has
married a former University student,
Mr.. John Pell, of Greenport L. 1.
The remains of DR.. Pomeroy and Guy
McElroy, victims of the Marine City
disaster, were buried at Ottawa Sum
day.
The small boy with pistol and air gun
has been doing an unusual fatal bust
pess the last week. We have noted four
deaths from this kind of pleasantly.
The Spanish heir is a daughter, and
one of her names is Mercedes, after
King Alphol SOS first wife. Being
girl is very unfortunate for all concern
ed.
Bishop Simpson was seized with a
congestive chill soon after commencing
his sermon In a San Francisco church
Sunday morning. His symptoms were
favorable ut last reports.
Hon. I. A. Mack, of Sandusky, adj
dressed . Republican meeting at West
Salem Monday evening. Gen. Wood
ford spoke at ElJria, aud Hon. Il. c.
Parsons, at Norwalk the same evening.
The Caledonia trout ponds In New
York state have suffered quite a loss of
fish from the stupid letting off of the
water of filthy mill-pond, done by a
miller who is not interested in fish
propagation.
The remains of Mrs. Hattie Hart
Sampson were brought from Polk to
Penfleld, for intermcnt, Tuesday. She
was granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrin Starr. OF the cause of her sudden
death we are not informed.
Harry Brown, of Delaware O., sixteen
years Of age, was sent to Sunday School
last Sunday morning, but instead, join
ed some boys who went swimming. In
diving his head struck, rendering him
unconscious, and he was found paralyz-
ed in both limbs, and is In critical
condition.
Oberlin college will have $50, 900 from
the Stone estate in Massachusetts, the
1st of October. An annex or second
Ladies hall has been improvised by fit
ting up a large building across from
the first church Oberlin, which under
the management of Mr.. Hatch, steward
Of the ladies' hall, ia to be used to ac-
commodate the very large attendance
of students this term, and is known a.
"Stewart Hail.
The friends Of Rev. A. w. Hayes anc
wife prepared an agreeable surprise a
the parsonage on Thursday evening, il
honor of the seventh anniversary o
their welded life. The pastor and wifi
returned from the weekly prayer meet
ing, thought the parsonage more diml,
lighted than usual, and on opening th'
hall door were surprised to see the hal
stairs thronged with young people
then the shadowy forms of many peopl,
in the parlor, then as the light wa
turned on, the sitting room appeared Il
be full of people, further on the dining
room and last of all down the vista wa
a beautifully decorated table, plethoriC
and groaning under the fat of the land
Congratulations feasting and music
completed the program. If seven wa
round number i'm Bible times, it wa
SO Thursday evening at the parsonage
Batavia IN. W Times.
The Cleveland Herald. os u late date
says: Officer Lipps was made the con-
fldant yesterday of an old gentleman
of Penfield, near Elyria, who is in thu
city in search of wife. The old mar
is quite wealthy himself and has rela-
tives on Euclid avenue, in this city
who are members Of a well-known OF
firm. His wife died some five or six
years ago, since which time he has beer
residing in California with a son. HI
quietly remarked that he had addet
several thousand to his worldly goodi
during his Western visit, and would
put 1t where 1t will come in use during
his old age. The officer was LETT in
charge of the old gentleman's photo
graph, and promised to interest himself
in the case. and, IL possible, find him &
wife who would be willing to give NJ
everyone and cling to him alone. After
being warned not to let himself be taken
in by any designing party, the aged
candidate for matrimonial honors left
his address and departed.