The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-03-03

Nicholas, widow since her two boys were
little ones, has suffered q great bereavement
In the death of the younger one, who died
quite suddenly OF congestion of the brain.
Late News Notes.
Dea. witter, of Medina, is suffering from
gangrene In one foot.
The Msumee river was rising again and
giving trouble early this week.
The storm Of Sunday and Monday was very
severe in Chicago and the West.
p. Strader, q prominent railroad man
died very suddenly at Ashtabula Feb. 25th.
DIR Calvin Sapp, a practicipg physician of
Gambler died Of heart disease Sunday night.
Don Cameron is said to be worth over
$s, ,OOO,OO Blaine 10 reported worth half q
million.
the ground Tuesday night. Loss 100000
no insurance.
David Babcock, Of dinckley, an invalid
from rheumatism for 80 years died Feb. 9th
in his slst year.
A coal oil lamp explosion at Franklin, Va,
Sunday night caused q fire which destroyed
el5o, 900 worth Of property.
Miss Mckinley was thrown from q buggy
near Maron Q week sgo, striking on her
head and breaking her neck.
The family Of Probate Judge Munsou, OF
Medina, have had four cases of diptheria
lately, including the Judge, who was i'll al
last accounts.
Al5year old boy who stole $3.50 from
his grandmother in Coshocton county three
years sgo has como home, and is now in
Jail awaiting trial.
Robert Hayes, General Superintendent OF
the Woodruff Sleeping Car Co, was killed at
the Union Depot Cleveland, Tuesday, by q
pony engine.
Robert W. westfall who suicided by taking
lsudanum at Norwalk, mentioned last week,
was from Lagrange, and his wife went and
brought his body there for burial.
The Catholic orphanage at Scranton, Pa,
was burned Sunday night Feb. 9th, and IA
boys and girls sufocated BY smoke, were
reached when too late to save them.
whitelaw Reid of the New York Tribune,
is but a wears of age, and is native OF
Cedarville, Green county, Ohio. 1t Is said he
will mrrry Miss FEMME Mills Of California,
this spring.
A barn in Elyria belonging to Mrs. Kellogg,
and used by wm. Howell was burned about
two o'clock A. n. Feb. oath, and . valuable
horse burned in it. Fire incendiary. In
surance $500.
The libel suit pending between Rev. James
Vernon jr., and editor Stranahan OF the
Chagrin Falls Exponent, has been continued
in the Common Pleas Court to the May
term.-Leader.
Mr. Joshua Boynton. . resident OF this
county since 1887, died Feb. 25th, at his home
In Elyria after an illness of six weeks. He
was nearly 30 years CT age, well known
throughout the county.
Calumet Currier, of Henrietta, Lorain
Co., was almost instantly killed Saturday
crushed by large elm log which he was as
.i.ting 10 place on the carriage in q saw mill.
He leaves q wife and two children.
In the case of Mill vs.. the Lake Shore Rail
road company for $4,000 damages for saw
mill and lumber set on nre by sparks from q
locomotive in May 1879. verdict ives rem
dered for plaintiff in the snm Of $l2,s11.
Russell, the famous comedian who is play
ing with such success In "Edgewood Folks'
used TO be the clown in q troupe OF "Swiss
Bell Ringers" and his frat wife was Louise
Berger of the family who travelled as bel
| ringers.
The Avon Correspondent of the Oberlir
News says that the winter has been the sick
liest ever known in that township. Measles
aud typhoid fevei have prevailed. At one
lime tweDty-six cases Of the latter were un
der treatment.
| The Court OF Common Pleas at Eiyris, was
| engaged last week in trying the three case'
known as the Toplif and Ely suits. Thre'
days were occupied in getting in the evi
dence. The trial was conducted by Judge
Burke; Geo. p. Metcalf on behalf of !. n
Topliff, and Geo. Wiley, of Cleveland and E
G. johnson for Toplif & Ely, as counsel, bu
was too Ill to be present. The case will b
argued to-day.
In the United States and Western Europe
millions of children become confirmed tel
aud coffee drinkers, and even lager beer Il
forced upon school-boys by well meaning
and otherwise intelligent German parents
As q consequence sixty per cent. Of child
dren arrive at Maturity with detetic habit
that tend toward drunkenness. This Il
| rsther annallino shovinv when one stops "a
think of 1t.