The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-12-07
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Mrs. Lewis Bennett, whose illness we
noticed . month ago, is still an invalid.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. West reached home on
Saturday having visited many friends In
various Western States.
Erwin Fisher sick with typhoid fever for
weeks past IL reported better. but his recov-
cry is considered doubtfnl.
Myron T. Herrick, Esq. is receiving con-
gratulations Of his friends over that week
old boy Of his--Cleveland Voice
W. A. Harding, . leading hardware
merchant Of Wooster, Ill for several days
with inflammation OF the stomach, died very
unexpectedly, Sunday morning.
With more room and better facilities than
ever before for storing and displaying
large stock Of goods. ]. w. Houghton invites
the public to call and see what he has for the
Holiday trade.
Miss A. J. sprague, sister of and for years
. teacher with supt- NJ. A. sprague OF the
Berea Union Schools, was married Nov. Soth,
at the residence OF her brother, to Mr.. Luth-
er Brainard, Of Brooklyn,
crutches, Friday night, clipped and fell
breaking open the first fracture above the
knee, which had recently, knit together, a
misfortune which viii retard his recovery
some weeks. -
]. b. Wight, Jeweller, moved Saturday
from J. W. Houehton's buiIding, one side Of
which he had occupied since he frst came to
town twenty-five years ago last October. to his
new store between ]. h. woolley's and the
Post Once. -.
The entertainment next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, at the Congregational
Church promises to be . very unique and
interesting affair. The Committees who
have In charge the various booths win ensure
| the success OF each. ~
All who are interested In Missionary work,
will be specially anxious to assist the cause
by giving their patronage to the entertain
ment Monday and Tuesday evenings. And
those who have given no particular attention
| to these Christian enterprises are sure TO be
entertained In literary and social way.
W. H. stroup has given such satisfaction
as q teacher OF the Spencer High School the
Fali term, that set of resolutions certifying
to his efficiency were adopted, and It was
publicly moved that they be sent to the
wlILIxGTox ExrzRPRIsE for publication
Our columns are too crowded for further
mention than the above.
$4,000 In railroad bonds were stolen from
the Commercial National Bank in Cleveland
about noon, Saturday, when the attention oi
| A. n---fa--k r>,,t.t ID RaIla ~an uouaen-
tarily occupied by . gentleman friend. The
bonds were taken away in . pasteboard be,
into which the gentlemanly thief saw Mr.
Eells place them.
When the choir strike up an anthem In
which they exclaim a How beautifuli how
beautifully" about Q dozen times with In
creasiug emphasis, an unsophisticated htti'
tot thinks they refer TO some young ladiea
resplendeut in feathers and fur who are com
ing up the aisle, and that the remark Il
timely and complimentary.
The moving and putting In place the two
heavy safes Of J. II. Wight and J. W. Hough
ton, Was not piece of WORK that could b
made light Of The dog, In full sYmpath
with the general anxiety, and at loss =
comprehend just what was going on, NIX
some Of the small boy spectators was Away
lust in the track when change Of base wa
necessary. He Is still trotting back and fort
between his old quarters and the new with
bewildered countenance and detected, homs
sick air.
Every merchant In town is annoyed by th
lawlessness and freedom Of children wh
soil their goods by handling things the
have no intention OF buying. Some of then
do not heed gentle request. but have to b
spoken to repeatedly and sternly before the
pay the slightest attention. Children wit
| clean hands and who wish TO inform them
selves so as to choose wisely, when the
, make their little Investments are alwaJ
!, | welcome