The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-02-19
LOCAL AND lGIscRLI.AN1oUs
Cupid had a big day last Saturday.

cupid mad Dig day last Saturday.
wv. B. woolley has exchanged
homes with Cyrus N. Cristie.
Several Of our citizens, bad as the
going 10, seem to be determined to see
Elyria.
Wild geese were seen flying North
west, Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th, at
O'Clock. ,l.-ra
Mr.. Beldeu starts out on the road
this week. He is travelling for firm
In Cleveland.
-FoR SALE.-Two new milch cows.
Inquire Of c. F. West, two miles West
Of Wellington.
"A meeting Of the soldiers was held
In the Town Hall, Friday evening, and
an organization effected.
wv. F. Starr, Of Penaeld, moves
soon into the brick house Of E. West,
on Cortland avenue. -a
The veranda put up by VIM. Wis
cher in front OF his store, on, Liberty
street, IL decided Improvement to the
building.
Il. W. Houghton has purchased
the new house and lot known "a the
Franks praperty, near South Profess
sor street, Oberlin. JEizl--
Have our town Council forgotten
the rubbish in the park? Boys, just as
long as we can get into the ENTERPRISE
we will keep stirring you up, until
that thing is done up brown.
We hear the same epidemic which
is so prevalent with, us, (colds, sore
throat. and in not q few cases lung
fever) is more general in some Of our
neighboring towns than. here. n.
-Sixty-two men were subpened
from Wellington to Elyria, to tell What
they know about the various cases OF
larceny sent mp from this place, and
the crookedness in liquor selling.
'eGHarvey has bought the upper story
Of his store building, and Is making
snndry rspairs.5s Hone day before long,
anew brick will 20 up there, and then
-busiuess viii be lively
The continued demand for scrap
pictures since the holidays, has ljusti
fed the purchase of q very finely. as.
sorted new stock at Houghton's Drug
and Book Store. = EOE CNse If
C. Inman will sell ut auction,
N mile South OF the Center Of Spen-
Ger. on Saturday Feb. 2sth, 25 Dairy
Cows, Horses, 8 Calves, 10 tons Hay,
harness, spring wagon, ETC.
The coining election next Spring
in our town, bids fair to be one of unu-
sual interest. II every one shall have
at heart the best interests of our citi-
zens and not some selfish purpose, the
best result Vim Be secured ) tss@
There were a great many lacerated
hearts in Wellington Saturday. The
five hundred valentines dropped into |
the post Office h I'd something to do 4
with It, and some Of the wounds were
no deeper than come Of the poetry ,on |
hearts the thickness of stationery. |
Ion account Of the crowded state |
of our columns, lack OF time and a Sc |
we're nervous head ache, We can, only |
mention the lecture of Rev. !. II. Nc
Connen, Of Wooster, on "Geology and |
Genesis" ]" which was largely attended
and gave very general satisfaction.
-J. W. Kitchen will give dramatic
readings, recitations and personations,
consisting Of extracts from some of
the most famous authors of the times,
at the Town Hall. Saturday evening,
Feb. 81, 1880. Admission 30 cts, chill
dren 10 cts. To commence at ESQ D. |
m. Notice large bills.
case OF G. Fulton va. The C.
c. c. & I.Ry., was decided in favor. of
the plaintiff. Suit was begun for the
value of some sheep that got on the
track by reason Of the company's de-
fsctive fence, and were killed. The
attorneys were Gen. L.; h. Sheldon for
plaintiff and Hon. J. H. Dickson for
defendant. .. .-go,
The Cleveland Convocation of the
Episcopal Church, embracing Cuya-
hoga, Lorain, and : part Of Lake coun-
ties, held yesterday At st. PauI's
Church, Cleveland, ths first Of q series
of four meetings, the object of which
is TO create . centre Of spiritual life,
services for public worship and ,relig-
fous eonferenee.1arasi i-i;se a-- --g,'I g
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