The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-11-02
Local and .1kEscellaneOus

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planted sweet corn early last spring.
When 1t got large enough for green corn and
we had used is ali. 1c1t the stalks of, plant
ed the same kind OF corn on the same ground,
and we have been eating green corn from it
since Oct. Q. Farmers, do you raise two crops
of corn in one year f-E. 8. TRIP.
The widow of Chauncey T.. Mattison died of
typhoid fever, Oct. sd, at Burbank, o. Her
husband died last spring, and her eldest SON
committed suicide week before his mothers
death; the shock and grief Of losing him in
that manner doubtless Fastening, II 1t was
not the chief cause of her untimelYl demise.
Two sons and daughter are thus orphaned.
day and Sunday nights, presiding at the
Quarterly Conference the first evening and
preaching at the Methodist Church Sunday
evening. He attended Quarterly Meeting at
Huntington Saturday, and at New London
Sunday morning his health has somewhat
improved, but here he was Obliged to preach
from his chair. He has been at the Mineral
Springs at Green Bend, Union Co., and de-
rived benefit from the waters there. Next
Saturday and Sunday he viii be in Penfield
and LaGrange.
An excellent bed Of gravel has been found
at Hartland Ridge with which the. bed of the
Cyrus F Houghton, who has scarcely been
able to talk at all for more than two
years, finds in the clearer atmosphere of
Kansas an ability to use his voice and an in
crease of vigor that impresses him very favor
ably with that climate. ~
The Young Peoples Christian Association
is the name of Society recently organized
| in the Congregational Church. They furnish
leaders and topics for young peoples prayer
meetings, and entertainment for the Church
Sociables.
The Young Peoples Social Union OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church have lately pre-
sented the Church with a new communion
set OF handsome silver plate. s
Mrs. Johnston, the well-known Principal
OF the Ladies Department OF Oberlin College,
has gone to Europe, hoping to improve her
health
Jacob Everly, whose arrest nrst In Penfeld
ard second time near Norwaik uponcharges
of having more horses and buggies than be-
longed to him, has had his trial in Wooster,
plead guilty, and was sentenced to two years
at hard labor in the State prison. Hard labor
and steady employment win be a new thing
for him.
Mr. Geo. Cromwell has rented the house on
Prospect street owned, and TIL lately occu-
pied by 81. B. Hamlin. -
Any person who may find o white silk
pocket handkerchief will confer favor on
the owner by leaving It at this Office.
Hon. Z. G. Morey. at one time Attorney
General of Mich, died very suddenly at
Marian, Oct 2sth.
Judge Bishop, of Cleveland, aged SO years.
died at his home. on Prospect St., Oct 2sth
A $4,000 dollar fire was caused in Cincin.
natl, Friday night, by a private Waterman
setting down a lantern about four feet
away from q benzine barrel, which was leak
| ing, while he examined the leak.
Mr. j. P. Eidt has sold his stock and rent
ed his bakery to Isaac Linder, who will en-
ploy professional baker and continue the
business.
It Is expected 10 put the rails on the part
OF the W. s. L. z. railroad between Orville
and Navarro within the next fortnight, when
trains viii be run at once.-Wooster Herald.
The depot for the w. & L. E. r. R is to be
commenced next week. Mr.. Geo. Fisher who
has the contract, has four Others going up at
different places under hisisuperyision.
At two o'lock Monday morning, burglars
entered the store of Waugh and McKellogg, at
Wakeman, drilled the safe and blew the first
doors of. They then drilled the second
and shattered them, which last explosion
ruined the safe and the store front and gave
an alarm that frightened the burglars away
without their securing the $500 dollars which
was in the drawer.
Ex-senator Dorsey's daughter very low
with diptheria, in Oberliu- SA&
Katie Deland, respectable girl of Fre-
mont. was shot in the street, Monday evening,
by saloonist, who fred in anger at some
boys who had been annoying him with Hal
loveen sport