The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-07-28
Local ana 2tsscellameous

Local and miscellaneous
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Mrs. santley returned from Canada Friday.
Mrs. John Roser and children are at Lake
side.
Oberlin was disturbed by burglars last
Thursday night.
Massillon has subscribed $4,000 to the
W. & L z. railroad.
ExPresident Hayes has taken $1,000 stock
in the W. & L E. R. R.
W.. T. sawten and family have returned
from their visit in Michigan.
Mrs. John Laundon is away on three
weeks visit in Cleveland and Detroit
Mr.C. 8. Udell, of St. Louis, an old friend
and schoolmate of Mr.. wean, visited him last
week.
Four attempts to burglsrize as many
houses were made in Ashland in one night
lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. winchen and their youngest
daughter have gone East for visit of several
weeks.
R.G. Horr, NJ. C. from Michigan, reached
here last week on visit to his mother and
brothers.
Wanted-the name of the man who paid us
for the ExrERpa1sz Friday while In or near
Mr.. Herrick's store.
A Younger brother of Rey. N. 8. Albright,
Superintendent Of the Union Schools at
Gambler, O., is visiting at the parsonage.
Miss Annie B. Irish, a lady of very superior
accomplishments, has been elected Professor
of modern Languages in the Wooster uni
versity.
Fifty thousand dollars and the right-of-
ysy given, and Wooster is promised a new
railroad from Cleveland south to the coal
fields.
Miss Nettie Munson, the teacher OF our
High School, has been to Lakeside, and en-
countering young rattlesnake there had the
courage to kill It
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Peabody, of Toledo, having died in that city
Saturday, July 23d, was brought to Wellington
for burial Monday, July 25th.
Rev. VIM. Mast, D. D., editor of the Chris
tan Apologist of Cincinnati, the "Father OF
German Methodism," win preach at the NJ.
Z, Church Sunday morning, July slst.
A horse belonging to VIM. Inman, standing
near the depot, took fright, threw Mr.. Inman
out, and ran east to near Benedicts store,
where he was caught. No serious damage
done.
Rev. j. A. DAILY, of Wellington, o., who
has erected five fine cottages at Chautauqua'
four of them this season, has sold to Rev.
W. B. Marsh, of Akron CTallmadge), q cottage
on Floral avenue for 81, 2,0O0.-Akron Beacon.
The thanks Of Mr.iand Mrs. II. G. Luther
are hereby extended to Mr.. 8. E Peters for
returning to us a pocket book containing
over five hundred dollars in notes and sixty
six dollars in money, which we accidentally
lost in the street north of Wellington village.
A little fellow left his beef steak upon his
plate uneaten. His father remarked to the
mother that the child had not eaten his meat
when the three-year-old brother explained
aRalph doesn't like bones" No references
to Wellington meats, which are never tough
Nat. Fisher and George Gray tried to drive
across the railroad track in front Of a train
lately, and now know more than they did
about the comparative speed Of the two
kinds of locomotion, but there are good
many repairs to be made yet This was al
Rochester.
Mrs Ellen Starr, accompanied by her father
MIR. Lewis Jones, Of Penfeld, left Tuesday fol
visit of some weeks with relatives in New
60 Nc
York and New Haven by one route, an'
visiting in Springfield, Mass, on their wa!
home by another.
z. B. Franks, of Oberlin, recently sue'
one VIM. Lucas for unlawfully and mall
ciously using his land as roadway, an
driving stock across his crops to their de
struction. Lucas was bound over. W. L
Bedortha appeared as attorney for the State
and R. H Lamphere for the defense.
The Methodist Congregation went to hea
Rev. Mr.. DAILY Sunday evening, who has no'
gone to Chautauqaa to Join his family
already there, and expects to be absent fou
sabbaths. During his absence the Congre
gational Society will hold their usual week
night prayer meetings, and have Sunday
school, but no preaching, on Sabbath.
Annie K johnson, daughter of the evan
0elist VIM. johnson, whose labors in religion
and reformatory work in the Tabernacle al
we'll known in Cleveland, was married, Jul
10th. to Rev. J. II. Laughlin, Of Newvill
Pa and the two will go to China, to whic
field they have been appointed as missior
ay,es. Mrs. Laughlin is cousin Of '
u.t.aIf of Wellington, who, with his wit
.mong the guests invited 10 the wedding