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

Charles Barker. of Michigan, is at home on visit
Rev. N s. Albright and family are expected home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs- George Van cleef returned to Spring
neld Monday morning
FL Gregory and wife settled IN their new
home on Taylor street.
s. s. Parker left Monday night for DakOtah. to be
absent couple OF months.
David Underhin Of Clarksaeld. q dementsd old man
Of a. died Saturday Of sun-stroke-
Ms. Huckins with her sister. Mrs. Ives and chill
dren. reached here from New York Tuesday.
The Wayne County Herald, the new Wooster paper,
printed s., co papers extras and al last week.
Attention Is called to the new time card of the
c. C. c. al Ry in another column Of this issue
P c, Thomas has a situation in Gallon as salesman
In hardware His family win move there soon
RF Curtis. until lately IA dry goods and groceries
at clarksneld, has sold his business to Eorthup
Crawford
Mr.. and Mrs- shubael Smith went to their Lakeside
home Monday. They usually stay tn the last of
August
Iis asngular fact IN nature that the p-syermeeting
should get cold iuss IN proportion as the veashe-
wakes hot
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trip to the West Mr. Finch went as far as Buri:a-
game. Kansas
Iis so awful hot that Smith Jordan are unable to
change their this week. but they selling their
goods the same
samuel Morris /. on the sick list with Innammatory
rheumstizm. he has been a sufferer from It more or
less for several months
Our hotels and boarding houses have many board
ers we should judge. they conveniently enter
tain The Bennett House has forty.
JIM otterbacker Is building an addition to the
of store running back to the alley and two stories
inheight. The arst story Is weIl under way.
Avsluable COW belonging to John Titus was killed
by lightning Thursday, while lying under tree
during the shower that occurred before noon
Richard Houshson and VIM IAllneT. of Buriingame,
Kansas former residents Of this place reached here
week ago, coming 4 business trip, bringing car
load Of WOOL
The daughter Of q shoemaker at Ri6geville was
with heat Saturday. while getting vegetables
from the garden, and died sunday from the effects OF
the snn-stroke.
The heat Of last week was extreme and Mr.. vennors
PROBABILITIES concerning the showers. ETC., were fay
verined. So fA-. he appears to be gentleman OF
truth and veracity.
load of wool shipped from Kansas. z4oneeees.
Is owned by Miner. Finch. Houghton q June 1t was
shipped Cleveland, but will probably be purchased
by Wellington parties
Miss Elizabeth Mcconnell for the last eight
years teacher Of the New London High School has
been engsged teach the school promoted from Miss
Rexfords department
Rev. Mr. Hoyt. for q year and half past pastor of
the Ltchned Congregational Church has resigned on
account OF I'll health and VIII go elsewhere In search
Of climate that may restore him. ses
OF household inventions when the temperature Is
among the eighties in the coolest kitchen But too
much care can not be taken In its use
been moved onto vacant lot on Magyar street next
east Of W. E. Peirce's where It viii serve . wing
to q house now being built by s. g. Warner.
Eugene Robinson went to Lakeside about fort
night ago AID opened . barber shop. and viii remain
through the season We hope all departments OF that
popular summer resort VIII be as vorthy represented
DR.. Foster requests TO state that he remains
among rs this and next week only. as he goes TO
oberiIn after next week and then back to ElyiA He
avne Consulted At the American House here only ten
days longer.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson formerly pastor OF the Dise,pls
church In this village and who with his wife called
here two weeks ago on their way TO visit relatives.
spent last sabbath here. and Mr. Thompson preached
In the morning.
The church services were rather thlnly attenoeo
Sunday. but Il great mistake to stay at nome on
account Of the heat. for more comfortao-e Amos.
phere could be found IN this place than the COOL wen
ventilated church.
Father Calvin. of the Catholic Church. In common
with ministers Of the place. offered prayer foi
the recovery OF the President and made appropriate
the attempted assassination In his sermon
last Sabbath morning.
Mrs Scott has received from kind friends her silver
sncons and several patterns which she lost when she
a-4ed her goods from her busnessro to her house
during the late IRE. She offers many thanks to those
mo assisted her that evening.
r,r.ne whitcomb. former typo IN the ExrERPRIs,
.ssce and for over two years past in Dr. Whites
N~-,s-v cleveland looked In upon his old friend
,.-tw-ek. s. Britain was also here, on an errand
80. aid. combining business with pleasure
-rn.v. r.oeived an obituary notice of the death o
- Macon. but As We had already In type the mail
facts contained in IL. and As We presume .ne VIZ
"a - understand that charge for obituaries az
eeedIng nfteen lines. we withhold II TOT iui'"si N
structions.