The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-04-14
Local ana miscellaneous

south side OF his house.
Mrs.Lymau Riley, ON Kelly street 10 II
from chronic affection OF the lungs.
Mrs. vanwey Is reported to be gradually
falling with very little hope of recovery.
VIM. Rininger started for New York Friday
morning to lay In stock OF spring goods.
Mrs. L. II. Carpenter, Of Chicago, is visit
Ing her brothers C. W. and R. A. Horr, In
Wellington.
Prof. Smith, OF Oberlln. preached last Sun.
day for Rev. Mr. DAILY, who was absent In
New York.
Daniel Williams has commenced to build
an addition on the Southeast corner of his
house on Courtland avenue.
VIM. Vischer has completed the walls OF
the third story OF his building aud workmen
are engaged putting on the roof.
E. L. Gregory has purchased the property
on Taylor street, owned by Mr.. Vim. McClel-
Ian, and will take possession soon.
James Dunn wounded himself severely,
striking an AZ into the instep Of his foot.
1t promises to lay him up for some time.
Mrs. T. Baker went to Cleveland on Mon
day to have . surgical operation performed
by DR.. bigGar, for the removal OF q tumor.
DR.. 8. B. Emerson we learn will retire from
the drug buslness and be succeeded by his
son Robert and his souin-law Mr.. Kreiger.
Mrs.J. p. Nickles Was called to Mansfield last
week by the dangerous illness Of her daugh-
ter-in-law Mrs. BENZ. Nickles. The lady has
since died.
J. ]. Thomas intends building an addition
to his house on Barker street this spripR,
which will add much to its appearance and
convenience.
John Howk, scn., has bought the house
and loy on Barker street, formerly owned by
H. ]. Lewis and moved his family into It the
nrst of last week.
Jay woolley and wife returned home from
their wedding tour Monday evening. We
give them . cordial welcome and wish them
many prosperous and happy years.
Rev. ]. W. Mepdendall had rough voyage
to England, but the party are now we'll on
their way to Southern Europe. Mrs. Menden-
hall Ia visiting her parents in Wooster.
Mr.. Jordan il about to occupy the house
vacated by Mr.. Perkins, next to Chss Phelps
on South Main street, giving possession to
Mr.. Gregory of the latter's house on Taylor
street.
Mrs. A. Scott has taken rooms with Mrs. g
H. Nickels, and rented the rooms just south
OF the ofiice Of the Mutual Relief Association
for the sale of goods such a. silks, millinery
fancy goods and paper patterns.
VIM. Morrow has purchased . lot on
Magyar street next east of G. A. VanCleei
and will erect dwelling on 1t previous to
July. He has sold the house and lot where
! he now lives to Mrs. McIlroy.
Mr.. Frank Neal, Of Hicksville, Defiance
Co., . sister.in.law of Mrs. George Msther
died very suddenly Sunday last, April Sid.
The Rev Mr.. Mather and wife left Norwall
Tuesday morning to attend her funeral
Chronicle.
seeds or any other trash OF pretended sgenti
who are sharpers In disguise, and contrive Il
get the signatures Of farmers which the!
make use Of In promisory notes which thu
latter have to pay.
A. s. Clark (old solomop) and wife, fathel
and mother. returned Tuesday morning FROM
o seven months stay In Michigan, being OF
the way to their home In Sullivan. He re
ports the snow TO have been abundant ant
the cold weather steady aud severe.
Rev. DR.. John Robinson, for thirty-nin'
years pastor Of the Presbyterian church .
Ashland, presented his resignation last Sab
bath. and viii give mp the charge - soon a. b
10 released by the Presbytery. DR.. Robinson
is one Of the veteran ministers Of Ohio.
Our Timers are laying In large stocks O
roofing plate in anticipation Of increased
business. Lang & Pierce have taken tn
Union Block to root ]. W. Wilbur is no,
putting the roof on vischer's store. Al
hands are preparing for . rushing season o
building.
Henry Carpenter who graduated at Gran
Vile 10 10 and has since studied Law In Gin
cinnau. recently paced . very credltable e,
animation at Columbus. and was admitte
to the bar with honors. He will open q
Office for the practice Of law In Cincinnati
q week or two. He has the best wishes Q
his Wellington friends.
From bills printed at this office We lear
that musical entertainment. for tn
benefit of the LaGrsnge Coruet Band, wi
be given at the Town Hall, lagrange, o
Saturday evening next. A very choice prt
: gram has been arranged, and all who stten
may depend on an evening Of pure enjo.
ment. Admission 20 cts, Children 10 cts.
Monday, toward evening, an imposin
Z spectacle was seen on our streets In . pr
> cession OF mammoth sacks filed with stra
and borne on the shoulders and heads {
about twenty-five foreign gentlemen. VII
evidentiy had taken up their beds aud wei
: walking toward q new feld OF labor, probabl
on the track bciug constructed for the W.
L. E. H. R.
: The Empress Eugenie brought home frol
Zululand the plants which were growing q
: the spot where the young Prince 'Napoleo
fell. One of these has recovered from Il
effects of its long journey to England, sud
now growing, and proves to be one OF Z
numerous specimens of the geranium whit
make their home in South African. Y. 1
dependent.
The Ohio State Sunday-school Union asl
each school In the State to make one col
tributiou each year for general Sunda
school purposes, within the bounds OF
territory The annual State Convention VI
be held In Fostoris, June 7th, and cont
buttons are desired to be sent in before Il
FIRST of that month. They may be forwsr
ed to Rey G. n. Pond, Berea Ohio, distri
secretary.
III. H." IL Mrs. William s. Jackson; b
: Colorado home 10 in Colorado Springs. 81
It Is . popular contributor to many perio
d icala, among which are Scribner's MONTH
Q The Atlantic Monthly, st. Nicholas and T
= Independent She was born In Amhert
Z | Masa In 1871 Nhere her father. the late