The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-10-12
NJ Po.,er. Auerican House, Monday.

DIR. Foster, American nouse, honuaY'
The trestle-vork or the w. and L. E R. |
r. bridge at Norwaik fell Monday, burying |
four carpenters, injuring two 1t Is feared |
fatally. 1t delays the construction for per-
haps q month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk, d. Hoke, and L. L. Cook |
with their wives, selden Hail and A. H. Pal
mer were ameng the ercursionists 70 st.
Louis last week and came home reporting
an enjoyable trip
Rev. c. N. Fitch, son-in-law of Hon. James
Monroe, has been called to the pastorate OF
the Congregational Church Of this city. He
has accepted and will begin his labors about
November 1st-Norwalk Reflector.
One hundred and fifteen persons, were at sup
per with the Ladies' Aid Society which met at
Mrs. Hastings last week. Two hundred and
twenty-five atteuded the reception in the
evening, and the gathering Is said to have
been 8 very pleasant one. ~
On Monday, the 17ih, Doctor Foster will
commence his third visit to Wellington and
patients msy consult him for two weeks at
the American House. From here he returns
to Elyria.
The young peoples Social Union Of the
Methodist Church, meet at E. H. Gregory's
Friday evening OF this week. A general
invitation Is extended to the young people OF
wellington.
The w. & L. E. Railway transferred one OF
their construction trains consisting OF an
engine and fifteen cars from Wellington to
Huron last Friday. 1t went over the Z. Z. T.
& /. to Berea and via. the Lake Shore to
Huron. They intend to push things In that
locality and we may expect the iron TO De
| laid from that point to Norwalk in short
order-Norwalk Chronicle
Doctor Foster, whose wonderful success, In
mastering catarrh and diseases OF the ear,
| is exciting so much interest in this section OF
the State, will commence his third profess
ional visit to Wellington the nth inst. He
may be consulted at the American House.
Mr.. A. II. Rasoriand wife, OF Toledo, came
to his mothers, Mrs. B. F. Locke, Thurs
day evening OF last week and has been very
| i'll there since, having taken cold on his
journey here. .E
| Mr.. Cort Horr, of the senior class Of Cor
| nell College, has been elected by his fellows
| as class orator for the next commencement
day. There will be In connection with it,th
planting of q tree and other exercises usual
on such occasions.
/ A gentleman who recently rode through
Senator Dorsey's little cattle ranch in New
Mexico, says 1t is forty by sixty miles in size,
and has on 1t twenty-eight thousand headnof
cattle and thirteen hundred horses; and that
the income is not less than SIS, 900 the pres
ent season.
The infant child Of the deserted wife, Mrs
Bartlett, died Sunday afternoon from dropsy
of the brain. 1t received fall sometime
since, when attended by an older sister
which is supposed to have induced the
disease which after great suffering hnall,
caused its death.
The high price of provisions will not pre-
vent poor families from indulging in thei
accustomed luxury of boarding big dog
which will eat as much bread and meat as I
person, and then beg and steal good shar'
of the childrens portion besides.
Burglars entered 81. B. Hamlin's Feet
Store, last Thursday. drilled q hole through
the top Of the safe to the interior
inserted powder and blew the door
of. They took oit the steel money
box and carried 1t to the W. aud
E R. R. crossing, broke it open securing TO
their trouble three or four dollars in change
This is the second time his safe has beer
burglarized and probably by the same parties
each time. His mill is so far from dwelling
that 1t furnishes q convenient place for tn
: oneration of cracksmen.
Harry Caldwell fell from a load Of hay las
) Saturday staicking upon his head an
.hou,osrs and receiving very severe injur
ies that WA at first feared might prove SCI
ions At this writing, Tuesday, he is report
ed improving and sp1edy recovery is locke
, for. DIR. Hathaway is attending him.
Our Young Folks Abroad, Young America
: Picture Book, Stories About Animals Aini
lar Friends, Paws and Claws, Psnsy's Pietui
. Book, Baby Mine, King Grimalkin an
Pussyanitia, or the Cats Arabian Nighti
Baby.s Christmas Box, Our Little Ones, an
= SUNDAY, beautiful illustrated book for th
= childrenss Sunday. All the above are th
N choicest and latest publications for childre
!. for the holiday season of 1881, and are no
ON sale at ]. W. Houghton's Drug and Boo
Store Wellington, o.
The present season is very trying to thoi
afflicted with caiarrh or any maiady Of II
head, throat, ears or lungs and during Il
winter many cases verge into consumption
ie Doctor Foster makes specially OF treaur
such maladies and writes us to announce b
d third visit to wellington 10 commence at u
p American House Monday, the nth inst. L
will remain only two weeks, then return
Elyria-
In The public will find 1t to their advantai
to consult onr advertising columns to leal
where to go for all kinds Of MERCHANDISE,
re live business men always let II be know
l. when they haye something the public war
DIR. Bigelow, who formerly practiced
Spencer, and now lives with his son-in-la
~ Prof. Garner at Fenton Mich, has been visI
ing old friends in connection with busine
at trip to Northern Ohio. Though AZ years
re age. the Doctor Is in perfect health, and
d. ene example OF well preserved physical a
=, mental vigcr. Few men are SO genial a
a. | Youthful at three score and ten. His wi
. a sister of Bishop Hamline, and author
aThe Curse Entailed," died about thr
nv ago.
- In novel published last year, one Of
"a No Name series," this sentence occu
nd "Or an honest simple man fancies whai
ire great good thing 1t must be to become Pre-
at dent of the United States, and some luckl'
day two wearied parties unite on him, as
an offensive to either; and the next happy d
~, he secs after his Inauguration is the day
shakes the dust of the White House from
feet, or lies murdered in its precincts"
of One Of DIR. Fosters patients has Lit
-ay four years old girl, who had noticed that
en papa after taking the medicine ate piece
bread 70 overcome the nausea of the dc