The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-01-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

The property OF the Oberlin Ga.
zette was sold at auction, Wednesday
of last week.
Invitations are ont for. the silver
wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Titus,
the 10Th Of this month.
We are indebted to the editor OF
the Medina Gazette for a copy of his
premium almanac, which We are late
in acknowledging.
There has been 8 s,190 messages sent
and received In the office Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Co., In yelling
ton, during the year 1879.
"A number OF changes among prop
erty holders in this village are proba-
BILE, and will be announced when ar
rangements are perfected.
Cyril wadsworth has lately put a
countered some difficulty on account of
the weather clerk not being in good
humor.
The buds of fruit and forest trees
are developing rapidly, and the winter
so far has heen an almost uninterrupt-
ed spring-like season with even less of
snow than Is usual in March o: April.
The members of the old Reading
Circle to the number OF twenty, recent
ly surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory by
appearing at their door one evening
armed with everything necessary to
have good time socially.
Yesterday afternoon and last even
ing the Ladies Aid Society and Young
Peoples Social Of the NJ. E. Church,
were unitedly entertained at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. II. Woolley. The lat
ter society elected their officers for the
ensuing year.
People who have sugar camps APE
some ofthem making sugar, and others
are building new sugar houses and get
ting ready for an early run Of sap.
Some who had tapped say they never
saw the sweet fluid run faster from the
tree.
1.-Two weddings are announced from
District No. 3, Wellington, that of Miss
Jessie Sheldon eldest daughter Of James
Sheldon, to Mr.. E. Man ming; and Miss
Ada Peck, youngest daughter of Sam
uel Peck, to Jay CONS took of this vii
lage.
bound numbers below of Scribner's
Monthly and are willing to dispose of
them, can find purchaser by calling at
this Office. Vols. 9, 12, Is and Is COM
plete; Nos. 1, 8, 8, and of vol. IL;
Nos. 1, 2, &, and of vol. 15; Nos. I, 2
4, 5, 6 Of vol. l6; Nos. 2, 8, 4, 5, G, of
vol. IL.
Said a grey-haired man as he hand
ell ever the silver for the February
number of Harper's Magazine, "I con-
cluded when was a young man, to
spend my spare change in luxuries to
read, instead of smoking and chewing
and I've never seen the time since.
that could not afford to indulge regu-
larly In things of this kind
The soldiers of Trumbull county
met at Warren on the 10th of January
''The object being the organization of a
permanent association for promoting
their interests and rights Such
county organizations are a foregone
conclusion. Already an effort is being
made to SO organize this county. Vice
Presidents were appointed last fall at
lagrange, for each of the townships
for that purpose. Why don't we hear
something from themp H.
Leroy Twaddle Of Clarksfield, was
arrested for passing spurious coin at
Rochester depot. When arrested he
imprudently threw away his pocket
book, which was of course found and
contained among other things, a bogus |
half-dollar. Some one very imprudently |
paid us In bogus quarters not long ago |
when we were making change with so
many as not to observe that we were |
getting keepsake, and maybe did it
innocently.
AT Oberlin, Jan. 18th, three col |
lege students from Columbus, two |
brothers named Bright. and their cous-
10, Will Louden, cleaned and oiled a |
brace of pistols, and after loading they |
of course had to try them ard see if |
they would go of. In examining one
It was discharged. the ball passing
through young Louden's knee joint,
lodging in the leg, a portion of the ex-
ploded cap hit the other boy in the eye,
crushing It and causing the humours to
exude and the sight to be lost.
Our readers will remember that we
published q short time ago, the mar
riage notice of Miss Elizabeth Har.
old Of Penfield, to a Mr.. Hoover, and
in less than three weeks . notice Of her
death appeared. the cause given as con-
gestion of the lungs. 1t has sirce
been ascertain ed that her death was
cansed by an abortion purposely pro-
duced. A DIR. Cross of North Amherst,
is charged with having been q party to
the crime, and last week Saturday was
and brought to Wellington for
trial. Judge Andrews and Homer De-
W off, Eco, Of Cleveland, were present,
in the Interests of DR.. Croas, but after
the case was called an adjournment
was had to to-day. We have not heard
Of the circumstances Of the
case and G an give no opinion, hut will
publish the result Of the examination
In our next issue.
Rev. T. G. Roberts of Penfield,
sends US . late copy OF . newspaper
published at Newtown, Wales. We no
tice In an advertisement OF the goods