The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-10-05
ZocuI ana miscellaneous

visit her brothers in Illinois.
Mrs Mary, wife of John Hall, died at North
Royalton, Sunday Oct End aged y years.
DIR. D. ]. Johns, who is over eighty years of
age, returned Tuesday from visit to New
York.
The materials used in draping the New
York buildings will be sent to the Michigan
sufferers.
Cleveland will donate the material used
in draping her public buildings to the Mich
igsn sufferers.
Miss Emily johnson has been Ill, and hei
sister Mrs. Daugherty, Of Spencer, has been
taking care of her.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Smith, of LaPier, Mich.
and Mrs. Hiram Smith, of Flint, Mich, areo
visiting at II. 8. Smiths.
Mrs. Horace wadsworth is spending few
days at Piketon, Ohio, with Mrs. F. q,
Phelps, formerly Of this place.
The remains of Henry Mitchell, who was
killed on the T. V. r. Z. Saturday, were
buried at Oberlin Sunday.
On Monday last, Mr. Thomas Ogden, started,
on a visit to his brothers at Knoxville Tenn
He viii be absent about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. r. Norton, Of Penfeld
returned Tuesday from their Western jour
ney. They were absent about two months.
Wheat was still being put in as late as the
last of last week, and that which had come
up is looking very finely, with an appearance
through the country Of . good deal having
been sown.
Rev. 8. T. Dunbar, who has been q constant
subscriber to the ENTERPRISES since he lived
in this county, writes to have his address
Co, his new field of labor.
Mrs. VIM. Andrews and daughter an
Youngest SON have returned to Hudson, after
spending the summer vacation at the home
stead in Penheld. 8. ]. Andrews goes to
Columbus for the winter.
Harvood NJ Redington, formerly of Elyria,
was killed near Denver Col. on the 29th by
falling from q rocky cliff. His remains reach
ed home Tuesday. He was with q surveying
party connected with q new railroad.
In the report of the Garfield Memorial
Services no reference was made to the re-
marks of Dea. Horace wadsworth. Recalling
all from memory, IL was omitted only because
at the time of writing 1t was forgotten
John Miller of Richneld, lately moving
into a house in that place that had been un'
occupied, found stretched above the front
door huge black snake five feet long, who
had pre-empted claim and taken possession
| James Paine, son Of Judge Paine Of Cleve-
land, former student of at Buchtel College
| Akron, has been arrested for stealing two
oyer-coats in that city valued At s41, and
waving examination was bound over to
court
In Northern and Western Michigan black
berries peaches aud fruit of all kinds, have
been SO abundant that not nearly all could
be saved, the inhabitants not being pro
yided with facilities for saving or shipping
the surplus crop.
Last Friday the public schools Of Cincir
natl, paid respect to the memory of the dead
President by appropriate exercises in which
fifteen thousand children took part Inc
ceremonies were in character similar to those
in honor of American Poets, previously OBJ
served
Jennie June says there is strong proba
h,l,tv that theWhite House will witness q wed
ding during the present administration, the
President himself being one Of the high con-
tracing parties, and the widow oil wei
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known and very wealthy New Yorker th'
other.
In our columns this week we publish thre'
more excellent testimonials nom wen kno~i
citizens of this county, endorsing Doc'o
Fosters remarkable skill in curing catarrai
and diseases of the ear. DIR. Foster Is "ork
ing many marvellous cures, and the amicteS
would do well to profit by his next visit u