The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-11-04
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40, 600 votes. Returns from about 500 voting
places showed Republican gain OF 5000.
SONALS.
d. A. Willard now presides at the pipe
organ in the NJ. E. Church.
A. l.. Willard, of Burton, is spending a
few days with friends in town.
James C. McDeamott, of Mich, is visiting
his uncle w. X. santley.
Rev. Mr.. Kincaid, of Oberlin, preached at
the Congregational Church, Sunday.
Mrs. Ex-Pres. Fillmore is dangerously i'll
with paraly sis at her home in Buffalo.
Mrs. B. H. Colver and infant son have been
visiting friends in Kipton the two weeks
past.
Mrs. Albert Root, wife Of a Brunswick
Merchant, died while on q visit at Medina,
October 2sth.
JJ Thomas and r. F. Curtis, Of Clarks-
field, have been hunting in Rosscommon Co.,
Michigan.
J. II. Bearup has returned from the West,
We're he has been visiting two or three
months.
Edith Dickson, teacher Of the High School
Elyria, gave a class social Friday evening
Cor. Cleveland Leader.
Hon. s. S. Warner, one of the electors at
large returned from his trip to New Mexico
in time to be present at election at home.
JJ. Thomas, R. F. Curtis and others. have
just returned from q hunt in Northern
Michigan, not very heavily laden with game.
Simeon Dunbar, OF Brighton, was IN town
| Monday. He Is suffering much from q
wounded right hand, resulting from the bite
| of a cat.
U. s. Grant jr. was married Monday to q
daughter Of Senator Chaffee Of New York.
They were going to the City Of Mexico for q
wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. woolley, started Tues
day morning to spend fortnight in visiting
their daughters at Wabash aud South Bend,
Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lewis returned last
week from three months stay in New York
State. Mr.. Lewis came back better than
when he went. away.
Miss Alice Wooster is at home for q few
| days, much improved in health, and intends
to return permanently in the spring and re-
| sumo her music class.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Houghton have been
visiting their daughter Angela, at George
town Ill where her husband, Rev. Valentine
Randolph, is stationed.
Rev DIR. Houghton of the Euclid avenue
Methodist Church, Cleveland, preached
Sunday evening upon Ignorance the Basis
| of Popular Infidelity."
| Henry E. Abbey, the American Manager
for that shameless creature, Sara Bernhardt
Is, we are sorry to learn, an Ohio man. He
lived in Akron until about ten years ago.
| Prof. Scott, who has been indicated by
the Presbytery Of Philadelphia Of the charge
of heresy, has returned to Wooster, and the
students who regard him as a martyr, made
his coming an ovation.
Misses Kittie and Mamie Brown, one from
Virginia the other from Southeastern Ohio,
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Addison
Sheldon. These intelligent and accomplished
| young ladies resented being supposed to
be rebel In political sentiment on account of
both being daughters Of the Old Dominion,
and are as true Republicans as any at the
North.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. sypher, of Spring
Grove, Mo-, visited their brother-in-law ]. w.
Houghton last week. Mrs. sypher, formerly
Miss Helen Seymour, was q schoolgirl here
about eighteen years ago. Mr. Sypher recog-
nized in W. F. sawtell, brother soldier of
the And Ohio. Both served In Garfield
command and would vote for no other while
he is candidate.
Mrs. Ms-y Hovey, third daughter of Leon
ard Brown, had been q sufferer from con-
sumption for a long time, died at her
fathers, and her funeral was ATTENDED from
the residence on Prospect street, Sunday
October cath. Before her marriage she had
been In business as milliner here. She is
spoken Of as having been q most agreeable
christian lady.
Frank Howk, J.w. wilbur's clerk, climbed
the Republican pole, Monday morning, and
adjusted q broken rope. A crowd watched
the operation, and when 1t was safely accom-
plished, and the young man on terra
frma again, with his head intact and no more
joints and limbs than he had before, they
Just put their hands in their pockets and
thanked him substantially for going up as
their substitute.
DIR. Canaan, Of Camden, q physician Of lorg
and skillful practice, and q man Of more
than ordinary Intelligence and highly re-
spected, died Of consumption, and was
buried Sunday, the last day Of October. He
will be greatly missed, as q man, who has
served the public SO faithfully and so long
cannot fail to have many friends and much
influence. He was an ordained minister OF
the Baptist Church and preached more or
less Of his whole life.
"Anna Hathaway" has commenced In the
Cleveland Leader q series Of Historical
! sketches of the women of Cleveland, who
have founded or been prominently connect.
ed with the benevolent and religious organi-
cations Of that city. This first paper gives q
sketch of Mrs. B. +. Rouse, so we'll known
as Pres. of the Soldiers Aid Society OF
Northern Ohio. He maiden name was
Retecca Cromwell, and her early life waa
spent in Boston aud New York; with many
advantages OF education and foreign travel
She and her husband came to Cleveland In
$780,
mitted to the operation Of having malig-
nant growth, of q cancerous nature, cut
from the fieshy part Of the shoulder, week