The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-07-14

The severe wind of last Thursday moved S. P. Hast
ings' about four Inches on foundations This
is the second time IT has met with such accident
Last Sunday morning D. A. willard. who has been
studying photography. t=ied his hand at reporting
Mr.. BrownIng's sermon; and produced it correctly
and entire. In millners parlance, this Is not
significant Tip but of tbs longest kind of
feathers for Wizards cap.
That arbitrary custom Of obliginE men to- wear
cloth coat, lined interlined, wadded and quilted.
every occasion where the propretes OF decent dress
observed = senseless one. Imagine the ladies
such Gay last Sunday going to church in their
winter eo4Ss. They would be sdjudged insane with
out further evidence.
Rev T. W. Gunsaulus, pastor Of the High Street
Congregational Church. Columbus, who will be re-
membered q Conference visitor here I'm 1850. was
struck the Union Depot Of that city Saturday.
The attack serious; he had commissions and his
life despaired of until late In the day, when he
considered out of danger.
A smcoth-faeed stranger streets has caused
speculation TO his identity and antecedents;
but we learn that he Is J. B. Langs partner. He
was in good faith counted In by the secretary q
visitor in his own Sunday school last Sabbath. and
not at first recognized when he appeared before
his household The disguise of a clean shave meta
morphosed him completely.
A householder IN ourviIl,ge had couple of barrels
Of cider that had been boiled racked on into one.
and was In the sun to become vinegar. Needing
some Of the day ago. they went to that
barrel. and behold the cask was all right, but the
vinegar gone. The circus men were In that
yard good deal caring horses stabbed In the barn.
sndit is supposed they sampled It I'll sway.
1t is not uncommon especially In the dusk Of even
ln people drive almost to the railroad track
at North Main street crossing. without seeming
to hear or be aware OF approaching train
As it is impossible to see that the track Is
cles It is Important that drivers to full stop
and sse, iosead Of driving heedessly and having
very narrow escape, as is Of frequent occurrence
child about starting for church last Sunday ran
against he edge of door and bumped her head but
was urged not to cry. as they must soon be going
Coming to her mother few moments later. she said.
''Msma, tried to sing them in, but my voice didn't
sound good 50 stopped Tried TO sing what nY'
why don't you knowf-the tears fought II sung
they would stay in; and don't you am not crying
row2''
Deputy County Surveyor Newton F. Ward was in
town Tuesday, surveying He says that his father
l. +. Ward, has not yet recovered from the serious
effects OF typhoid pneumonia which attacked him In
March, prost-asing him for thirteen weeks he Is
Just getting able to ride out and Is recommended 70
20 as soon as he able travel to Colorado sprngs
for the summer. Hhe RECEIVERS sufficiently TO do that
he expects to winter in New Mexico,
1t would appear gold plate for setting teeth has
some qualities that make It much preferable 70
rubber that parties who AFFORD the extra expense
are using H. An upper End lower set recently made
by Dr.. Holbrook fo= Mr.. Leach. of Litehneld, were
almost perfection in their way, hitting so accurately
that the wearer could them from the start without
the usual period Of probation and discipline We are
glad TO be able to add that the Doctors practice Is
rapidly Increasing owing undoubtedly to the exeeent
quality Of his work
Ntss A;l,e Wooster we reSret to learn had last
week eight turns Of hemorhase of the lungs Strange
TO say she able write note to her family here
after IT. But later the week she was seized with
chin so alarming that IT thought she could not be
hroupht ont of IT and which left her seriously pros
trated. Her brother Arthur was telegraphed and
went to her. but second message before his arrival
reported her letter Mrs Arthur wooster is going to
her we understand She is with relatives In Manstee
Mich where had gone for the improvement OF her
health.
The horses attached to the ice wagon were hitched
just south of the North Main Street crossing In front
of Mrs HamIton's. Monday afternoon. The trains
were making great ado going forward and backing
when the horses began to do likewise, and II both
could sgreed TO do the same thing at once tney
would have jumped the fence or broken away. The
driver coming up from the foundry got there Just In
time to intercept matters but had lively time In
getting them under control Some Of the time he had
the fence and part ofheme they had the advantage,
but after he had opportunity to get the lines
and he did the driving.
Frank, a son Of Stephen Mason formerly Of Wei
lington came TO Ohio about two weeks ago TO visit
relatives and while stopping with his uncle. Lewis
Barge of Brighton drowned In the mill pond near
nv ON Friday last He was bathing with Others. was
an expert swimmer. having been on the lakes six
years past and called to his comrades to see how ne
could dive backwards He went down In twelve feet
OF water, but did not appear. His body was re-
covered, by dragging the pond, about one hour
afterwards. Funeral services were held SATURDAY.