The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-23

Rev. Mr. woodard, agent OF the American
Bible Society, has been working for that
cause, hereabout, the past week.
Adelaide Lillian Nelson rose to eminence
on the stage from plain beginnings ana the
commonplace name OF Elizabeth Ann Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Whitney, OF Pittsfield,
parents of Mrs. Orrin Howk, Of Wellington,
celebrated their golden wedding Sept. 9th.
Mrs. H. L. Parish who was sent for to visit q
sick daughter, at Goshen, Ind, and afterward
spent some time In Cleveland, has returned
home. rFs
Amason washburn, of vermillion, aged
%, died Sept. 18th, and Mrs. Eunice Bristol,
Of wakeman, died on the 18th inst, at the
age of 81. "-
Dr. G.. C. z. Weber's health Is reported
restored by his summer on the continent
and he expects to return to Cleveland and
resume his practice in November.
VIM. Hart. sr, Of Grafton, married his
third wife Miss Grace Cutting, in Elyria
September End. His first wife was the only
sister Of H. 8. Smith, of this village.
Rev. Zarah C. Norton, aged 81 years, died
August 31st In Nebraska. His wife whom
he married in Clarksfeld more than sixty
years ago died two months before him.
Mr. 8. windecker, has been In New York
for the last three weeks selecting their fall
stock for the house of B. L. & Co. His wife
and son are with him, and their return Is
look for this week.
Revs. Mather and Albright are absent at
Conference at Norwalk. Bishop Peck is
presiding. He is the author of "The Gen.
trail Idea of Christianity THE History Of
the Great Republic and other works.
Miss Alice Wooster Is still In Cleveland
under medical treatment She has some
bronchial affection, and her nervous system
is considerably prostratcd, but her physicians
do not pronounce her lungs diseased.
Col. Smith, who has been in Dacotah this
summer has been visiting at his wife's
fathers Mr.. E o. Foote, and started Mon
day morning for st. Paul, Mimi. Mrs. Smith
who came here to meet him returned to
Psinesyille their former home.
Hons. Taft and Williams, OF Cincinnati, ad-
dressed a full house at Oberlin, Saturday
evening" The meeting was q very enthusiasts
tic one. The speakers were met at the depot
by the Oberlin Cornet Band and q procession
Of mounted Garfield men in uniform.
Revs. Geo. Mather and N. 8. Albright are
expected from conference early next week,
and Mrs. j. q. Wooley opens her house for .
reception for them and their friends, every
body is invited to this pleasant gathering at
J. H. woolcy's, Wednesday evening septem-
ber Goth.
Frank Van Cleef passed o successful ex-
animation for admission to the Freshmen
class In Oberlin College as did also Frank
Stevick and Ellsworth stroup for admission
to the Freshman Glass in the Ohio Wesleyan
University at Delaware, Ohio. We congratu.
lste them and shall watch their future pro-
gress with interest.
Rev. A. Pollock, of Mt. Gilead, called on
his way to Conference, spending Monday ana
most Of Tuesday with old friends Of his for
mer paslorate, who are always glad to vel
come him back. He is looking well, and
must have had enough to do, as he has
superintended the building Of parsonage al
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best one in the Conference.
Frank Dyer, formerly Of Wellington, was
married at Caro-, Tuscola Co., Mich, Sept
ember 7th, by Rev. G. II. Field, to Miss
| Minnie A. Bose, popular teacher IN their
primary schools. It was q double wedding
two sisters being married at the same time
and the local papers speaks of IL as. q Bosi
| fDh md ~ tha Ia hov
friends. Mr.. Dyer is q matchmaker at Caro-.
The Prince OF Wales is In debt between
two aud three millions, but 1t is not con
sidered out Of place or dishonest at all TO
the Prince and Princess, and the younl
princes and priucesses, to live very stylishl,
meanwhile. Who would not be prince, ant
be permitted to live like one, with no dis
agreeable annoyances Of reckoning figure
and being Obliged to earn the wherewith :,
make them balance
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond, OF Litchfeld
when returning from the Medina Fair will
their two children, were run over by Q team
in York, which was frightened into runnin,
away by the protest Of pig being loaded be
hind them, the lines being carelessly lai
down. The childi en- were thrown out ur
hurt, but the wife was SO injured that he
life was despaired Of for time, and Nj
Hammond died shortly after.
Rev. Geo. Mather preached at the Method
list Church Sabbath morning from tn
words II pray not that God would take ther
out of the world but that he would kee
them from the evil" The sacrament Of th
Lords supper was administered; and In sth
! evening by invitation Of the pastor M
. Msther preached to the united congregation
of the place in the CONGREGATIONAL churcl
Mr.. Daily declared that when a man ha
: preached ak years in place he belonged
! the community. Mr.. Mather testified to II
entiiely pleasant relations he had enjoye
with the churches and people Of Wellington