The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-28
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Rev. N. 8. Albright Is preaching Q series
Of discourses on ''The Christian Evidences
Mrs Laundon, Of Elyria has been visiting
her sons s. K. and John Laundon in this
village.
Professor Kerstetter, of West Salem was
married at Sharon, Sept 18th, to Mrs. Amelia
T. Frizelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Howk have returned from
q ten days visit at Sedalis, Mo. where one of
their sons is settled.
Rev. C. J. Ryder will be installed pastor
Of the Congregational Church Of Medina
to-day. Services in Phoenix Hall.
Rev. ]. H. Garvin, was a delegate to the
General Missionary Convention Of the
Christian Church, at Louisville, KY.
W. d. Miner and part Of his family are
already in Burlingame, Kan, which place
they intend to make their future home.
Conductor Samuel F. Hoyt of the L. S. &
NJ. 8. Railroad was married Oct. 10th, to
Miss Nellie L. Baker, East Avenue, Elyria.
Father Calvin returned to Wellington last
Friday with health restored. Services were
held in the Catholic Church Sabbath morn
ing.
Mrs. Richard Houghton, with her chill
dren started Monday to Join her husband al
Bur rigame, Kansas, where they have purchas.
ed q home.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, who has been in
Germany for some years is coming home to
Chicago where her son Robert lives. She is
still in very poor health.
Mrs. Rinninger Is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Phelps, at Scranton, Iowa Mrs- r. had
not been out since her accident and illness
but bore the journey Of two nights and day
very well.
Conductor VIM. Hoyt, whose home is or
Franklin Avenue, Cleveland, and who
| usually drops in once q year to renew hit
| subscription to the ESTERPRIsE, made us 6
call on Friday last.
Rev. F. NJ. searles, the new Presiding
Elder Of Cleveland District has sold hi.
Mansfield property and purchased . house
and los on Taylor street, near Franklin
| avenue, West Cleveland, and will reside
there.
Miss Nena Smith, lovely young lady
class of so Baldwin University, and belong
ing to family Of Missionaries, starts thii
week for India, where she will at Bangalore
assist Rev. Ira A. Richards, as life companion
II is said.
Mrs. Sally Wilder, who lately died In Pitts
Aald az fba oo ~ Inn voera vroa copeid orad
somewhat ineligible as q bride when she
married, because Of her supposed delicacy
Of constitution, but she and husband lived
together almost seventy years.
Miss Annie Morse, q relative of the invent.
or Of the telegraph went to Europe in june
with Mrs. John Tod, of Cleveland. She died
of o malignant bowel disease, the 21st ofsep.
tember, and her body was embslmed and
sent home to New York.
Hon. D. L Wadsworth and wife celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary Of their welded
life last Friday evening, Oct. 22nd. Many
will remember the very large party given on
the occasion Of their silver wedding i've
years ago. This is the fret pearl wedding
recorded in this vicinity.
Mr.. Samuel Cox died October 22nd, at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Holmes in Chat.
ham, Medina Co., aged 81 years. He was
faithful member Of the Baptist Church OF
Rutland, England for 20 years. He came
from England to Huntington o. where he
resided several years and was much re-
spected
Miss. Mary E. stuchfeld was married Oct.
2lst at the residence of d. B. Morey, Perkins,
to Mr.. VIM. r. Zollinger, the bookkeeper
in the office OF the Ssndusky Re-
gister. There were hundred or
more guests at the wedding, numer-
Gus and choicepresents, and many congratu-
laticns. Mr.. Zollinger has been for many
years employed by the Register Company,
whs regard him highlY'for his faithful de-
votion to business and his many excellent
qualities.