The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-10-26
Local uasa miscellaneous

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The brick w,rk of the Methodist Church
win be finished to-day.
Mrs. Hanna, of Wooster has been visiting
at DR.. McClaren's.
The mother Of J. H. Bowlby, who lives In
Orange, is spending some time with her son
| here.
S. s. Parker will return from Dakota about
the goth inst He writes that the Railroad
business, OF the place where he is stopping,
Tor September was 81, ,sO5.O0, and there is no
depot building or platform.
The friends of Rev. Geo. Mather, in Nor
walk, on the eve of his departure for his new
charge, made him a present Of thirty dollars
in gold.
Walter Sage took possession of the Arnold
house last Friday. He expects to take few
| boarders.
Mr.. Wilbur Fisher has rented the honse
belonging to Mr.. F. H. Phelps on CORTLAND
Avenue.
s.W. Arnold has sold his brick store, North
side of Public Square, to D. L. Wadsworth.
Consideration, $500.
The mother Of Rev. W. G. Ward made
short visit at the parsonage last week on her
way from Pittsburg to her home in Bellville,
Richland County.
Mrs. Alden, of Mechanicsburg, o., mother
of Mrs. Rev. W. G. Ward, brought their little
daughter and is spending few days here
Seventy persons attended the Ladies Mis-
sionary and aid Society at Mrs. j. W. Hough-
tons last week, sixty-seyen remaining to tes.
Frank Daugherty, an operator at the depot
while in the act of handing dispatch to the
conductor of train under motion, one even
ing lately, lost his footing and fell against the
car and was thrown ten feet and rebounded
so to fall again into eminent danger, and
would have been run over had he not been
pulled away. He was a good deal shocked
and bruised, and had a very narrow escape.
Mrs. E. o. Foote has been visiting her
daughters in Norwalk.
Mrs. Rev. Geo. Mather has so far recov-
cred as 10 go home with her mother to Fred
ericktown, for q visit, before joining her
husband ct Bellevue.
Rev. e. E. Manchester, at the late Confer
ence, was transferred from the West Virginia
| to the East Ohio Conference, at his own re-
quest, Mr.. and Mrs. Manchester, desiring to
have q field OF labor near their parents and
friends. On the ere of his departure the
official board of his former charge unani
mously passed series of re solutions highly
complimentary to pastor and wife, and ex-
pressive of the regard felt for them by the
Church.
The brick work Of the new block West Of
the Public square was finished last Monday.
We are indebted to Hon. James Monroe for
late copies of the Congressional Record.
From the Clayton Co.JournalQowa)wele learn
that VIM. A. Penfield has been reelected Cor
oner for the third term
Mrs Cynthia weiis Parker, daughter of
Joseph Wells, deceased, who formerly lived
In Penfield, died recently in Brooklyn, o.
Mrs. R. Peabody, of Greenwich, and her
daughter, Mrs. Eli Clifford, OF Michigan,
visited in town last week.
Mrs Mary E., widow of Thomson Miles,
and mother of Mrs. Gov. L. A. Sheldon, died
| as the residence of her daughter, ,Mrs.B Kelley,
in Cleveland, and Der remains were brought
to Elyria, her former home, for interment.
The people OF Ashland County appreciate
the services Of Senator Horr during the last
session Of the Legislature. They endeayored
to show this appreciation by giving him nearly
one hundred more votes than the State ticket
received.-Ashland Times.
Wellington will appreciate its direct rail-
road recommendation With the co elds now
More coal stoves then ever are being set up
this season
II man calls at your door and asks charity
in the name of a poor Michigan sufferer"
just suffer your foot to get the better Of you
and wander out and collide with his worthless
carcass. He's fraud and dead-beat.-New
London Record.
We have heard IL remarked by those living
in Greenwich, who are competent TO form
pretty correct opinions, that nothing has
done so much in adding to the growth Of the
town as N'adsworth, Peabody and Co.'s lum-
Der yard and planning mill. The growth of
the town this season has exceeded that Of any
previous season.-New London Record.
DR.. H J. RoIbrook has purchased Of W. R,
santley the lot on Magyar street, next to<6.
A. VanCleef.
Those who expect to bring us wood on SUBJ
scription, will please bring 1t before winter
compeIls us to make other provision for fuel.
Mr.. Joseph R. santley father of W. r. SAINT
: ley, has sold his farm in New London and
win coon make his home in wellington.
! W. r. santleY has bought the property OF
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and 1t is expected that his father viii build 6
! residence on one half oft. Mr. and Mrs. Foots
will moye to Cleveland and reside with one
Of their sons.
' Miss Ida Smith started, Tuesday, to visit
!. her sister in Oil City, Pa.
4 Mr. Victor Fisher, who went to Danvill,
{ Illinois, some three months ago, returned las
week for q short visit and to arrange to TAXI
$ up his residence there permanently. 6e Il
i employed in the wood department Of the rail
road car shops.
e Mrs. jackson Clifford and little daughter
I of Toledo, are visiting relatives here.
On the fats near James Renouards the bot
tom of the road has dropped out, letting on
wheel down through the corduroy Of pionee
times, and monotony experienced by tn
e traveller driving after dark.
= Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hoyt, of Auburn n
Y, visited their nephew, Norton Hoyt, las
week.
IS A. M. willard is at work on an equestrian
+ portrait of the late Pres. Garfield.
n Postmaster Ogden and wife returned Sal
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