The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-10-19
Local and .atsscelzaneous


prevailing diptheria.
The brick work on the Methodist Church
will be completed this week.
Mrs Darby, from Canada, q sister Of Mr.,
N. Huckins, is visiting there.
Mr.. John Cowles has q new carriage house
nearly completed.
Mr.. Arthur Miller has been sick on the
sick list for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Huntley and her daughter, Mrs Cush-
ion, have been visiting relatives In Beres-
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn are now house-keep-
ing in Mrs. Mallory's house on Mechanic st.
Mrs Hiram Davidson Is celebrating her
birthday to-day, with party Of family
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Pitkin, of Chsrdon, O.,
have taken q boarder. It's girl, and weighed
nine pounds.
w.R. santley sold his residence on Mag
var street to his sister-in-law Mrs Henrietta
8. McDermott-
Mr.. Rasor, who is Ill at Mrs. Locke's, has
been somewhat worse the last few days. His
wife is with him.
The Ladies Benevolent Society Of the Con-
gregatlonal Church, meet at Mrs.J b. Hoods
this afternoon.
The wife and little daughter of supt. Park
er of the Elyria Schools were guests at j. ID.
Dicksou's last week.
Miss Clara Smith has been seriously Ill
with erysipelas for several weeks, but is
slowly convalescing.
The only child Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stacks
in the West part Of the township, died, Sun
day the 9th, aged thirteen months.
Walter Sage has purchased, Of 8. w.
Arnold the house and lot on the corner Oh
Courtland and Mechanic streets.
Mn. T.R. Herrick is expected home this
veek from her visit of several weeks at her
sons and other relatives in Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Howk are still very III
with typhoid fever. The latter has oeen
down with the disease now more than SIX
weeks
g. Houehton has been for more than q
week confined to his bed, his Illness appear
ing to be excessive nervous prostration- bis
health for some time has been falling
Mr.. NJ. McDermott, of Berea, has present.
| ed the trustees of Baldwin University with
| check for $1,000 to be applied toward the
completion of the Ladies Rall-Berea AdVer
tiser.
| Iucisn 8. Rogers, of Caro-, Mich, writina
/ to renew his subscription TO the EsTERPRish
saws: at is welcomed each week Ike an Ole
friend. and am glad to hear OF Its continued
success"
| Harry Caldwell is still very i'll from his In
i iurv but his chances for recovery, are con-
sidered slightly improved at this wrtrns
/ ONednesday). He is attended by DR..
/ Hathaway.
Org. d. Billings has an eight-year OLD M
tree that has borne q crop of figs every yea
for the last half dozen years. This season
has about so, in yarious stages OF GROWTH
Medina Gazette.
Miss Eetella, the only daughter OF M
| Isaac Van Deuseu, of Passaic, N. j., Is visiI
inc relatives and friend in town. She
euoaeed to give dramatic readings In ooer
lin and other places.
| Rev. A. W. Hayes, who has been for IN
last three and a half years stationed al OAK
field. near BataYil n. Y was at the recen
session of the Genesee Conference appointe
to Kendall, Orleans CO.. N. T.
| Peter Ackerman, a Mansfield youth VIII
was shot in Wellington two months ago wnii
attempting to break into A. NJ Ftch,s stors
was arrested at his home Tuesday night 10
3 recent burglary in Erie, Pa
Geo. W. Whitney, formerly prominen
business man in the stone trade OF Berea,wa
killed at Hamlet Ind, week ago, Monda
| evening, bv a freight train backing dow
behind and running ever him. he was
years of age
At Collins. Huron Co., q prayer-meetin
vas held by women at the residence OF MT
Lester V. McKesson from morning unit
after the close of the polls election dal
prayers being offered that men might vote u
Prohibition ticket. So says correspondel
Of the wakeman Independent.
Acustomer at Harvey's store bought co
lar. and while he supposed he was unobsei
ad he appropriated q neck-tie. Mr.. Harvt
b followed and overlook him before he hs
a gone many rods, and inquired whether
had paid for that neck-tie. He said ne ms
not and promptly handed over the price al
!, was allowed to go his way.
sherman johnson, whose fall we notice
!, last week, is doing as well as could be expeet'
: with badly shattered limb. He was entire
without means and to provide for his lor
and tedious illness, Christie McDermo
5 circulated subscription paper and receiv'
d for HIM from our citizens over $500, the
suit Of one days canvassing.
= week ago Monday night the Brig
II House, at wakeman, was entered through
= dining-room window and burglars took fro
the foot Of his bed in his bedroom Mr Bright
- pants and left them hanging in the windc
!, minus the contents which were purse co
tanning ss.25 knife, keys, and tobacco be
Some things were also taken from the dinin
II room.