The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-01-20
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Senator Horr spent the Sabbath with hi
family in Wellington.
Harry Belden has taken the agency Of tn
Penny Press and has q subscription list o
eighty-three names.
|, Baldwin, Laundon & Co. shipped four ca
loads Of dried apples last week and hav
two more nearly ready to ship.
Mrs. Mcvey, daughter OF Mr. Lewis Ben
nett Is said to be steadily declining in healtl
and now confined to her bed.
Preaching last night, tonight and tomor
row evening in the lecture room of tn,
Methodist church; by the Pastor.
A notice Of the death Of Leonard B. Jone.
Of Penfield, was received too late for this
issue and will appear next week.
Chicken pox is after the little folks around
town, some of whom have been more serious
ly Ill than Is usual with this disease.
The fine roads and swapping cold weather
gives people relish for social circles and
friendly Intercourse Of thoughts.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Straw and daughter. of
Carlisle, spent, Wednesday and Thursday
last visiting friends in District No. 8.
The people Of Hudson have subscribed
81 600 to encourage and assist Mr.. Guilford
in resuming the publication Of the Hudson
Enterprise.
Mrs. Huntley, the retiring President was
/ last Wednesday made the recipient Of some
silver snd glassware, presented by the
Ladies Aid Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clifford received a few
friends Wednesday evening for q social
visit, and the time was spent most happily
by the guests assembled
The ear warmers manufactured to order
for A. NJ. in Oberlin Monday evening has
been the cause of , great scarcity Of side
leather In that town since.
A little child in this village at its play with
a solitaire board last week said: 'Look I've
| two kinds OF marbles, ore Of them is just
the same and the other isn't"
Rev. v. D. Lawrence, A. NJ, pastor of the
day, Jan. 14th, after an illness of i've days,
and was buried at Marion, Ohio.
Wellington school girl made q snow
image fashiouing it in costume like woman
and gave 1t to q boy who has not yet seen
three years. He was somewhat awed but
quickly asked "Is IL Eves"
John Howk's dairy of so cows furnished
during the season ending Nov. 81, 1880, 49,
sos lbs or milk, an average Of GOT lbs per
COW. So far as we have heard he is ahead.
Can any one give US a better showing.
Our friends have been so generous in
furnishing copy that it has not been neces-
sary to write much ourselves. They will
please accept our thanks and continue to
put us under such obligations as often as
possible.
The anniversary of the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Sage, was celebrated last
week by the giving Of party for them at
his fathers In Huntington, to which many
of the young married people of that place
were invited.
There was large attendance last Wednes-
day at the annual meeting of the Ladies
Home and Foreign Missionary Society, and
of the Young Peoples Social of the Method
st Episcopal Church, both societies elect
ing their officers for the coming year.
Mr. Harry Lewis. the urbane Clerk OF the
Courts, spent day in town this week among
his friends, of whom there is no lack. On
Tuesday evening he Installed the officers of
Wellington Chapter, No. 1O9, R. A. NJ. We
are always glad to take "Hsrry" by the hand.
Mrs. Kunz started for California wednes-
day, where she expects to spend the summer
with her husband. Mr.. Kuuz lie improving
in health and likes the climate so well that
he thinks 1t will be an advantage to stay
several months longer or until he is fully re-
covered.
Mr.. B. B. Herick was one Of the invited
guests who met last Friday evening to cele-
brate the 10th wedding anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lampman, Of Black River. Some
co guests took part in the entertainment,
made especially good by the geniality and
hospitality Of the host and hostess.
A gentleman Of this village received some
very ine cider from a friend early in the
week. 1t came in q bottle with q patent
cork fastener of a somewhat complicated
pattern, of which the recipient was totally
innocent. He wishes to state that up to this
writing he is still studying the combination
of that fastener with deepest interest.
The fact was developed during the Sun
day school Institute that in Mr.. Daly's
church, record is kept OF the attendance Of
children at morning service as well as at
Sunday-school, plan calculated to stimu-
late and encourage the formation of this
habit and one that too much has fallen into
disuse in Christian families as well as
Others.
A Sunday-school In the Northeast school
house has been organized, and last Sunday
had an attendance of twenty-nine. Miss
Alice Douglass was elected Superintendent
It is the aim of the Sunday-school union aud
pursuade church members living among
them to take charge Of these and keep up
afternoon schools that do not conflict with
regular services.
Attention is called to the following new
advertisements in this issue: A. G. & G. L.
Couch, Furniture, etc; Bowlby S Eall, Gro
ceries. Crockery, Glassware, ETC.; W.Vischer,
Pianos and Organs; J. ". Houghton, Drugs,
Chemicals, ETC.; Cincinnati Commercials; s.
P. Hastings, Sewing Machines; Morrow &
CO., Real Estate, Farming Implements, etc;
Premium offered b. ENTERPRISE.
Members of Oberlin Lodge of Knights of
Honor to the number Of sixteen visited the