The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-11-02
President Cutler, of Hudson is seriously i'll

President Cutler, of Hudson is seriously Ill.
Nm. DERBY, Mr.. Huckin'ssister, left here
forhome Tuesday morning.
DIE. L. Rexford, late President of Buchtel
College Akron, now pastor Of q Universalist
Church In Detroit, sues for q divorce from
his wife to whom he was married in 1878.
Russell Il. Penneld, whose illness we mem
TONED last week, died in Elyria Thursday,
aged seventy years. ="
Sas.WF Arnold has so far recovered as To
appear on the street Mondsy. Sand will.be
able toattend to his business.
SIS. Parker started for New York City,
Tuesday, to be gone week kor ten days. y
TheACourt Of Common Pleas Of Lorain
County commenced Its session, for the first
time n, the New Court House, Monday,
Judge hale presiding.
Edith Parker is rapidly recovering, having
been a sufferer from a severe attach of scarlet
fever. IL s
= Miss sylvia Arnold, of Adams, Mass; is
visiting her cousin c. W. Hemeuway. iU
sssaa) Fisher Iagased as book keeper in
Cleveland for over kyear, is yery sick in that
cir with typhoid fever. he.l latest news,
MOndaEs he was sOHsidered q little better,
:. Miss Van Deusep win give onsof her select
readings in the piskipIe Church, on Monday
evening", Nov. sth-s The proceeds to be used
in the Interests iof ithe Church. Miss Van
Deusen viii be rsm4mbered as 9 sformer resi-
dent Of this town, and her oldfdends will be
pleAsed to hear FROM her. Price of admis-
sion fxsnty-five cents. ~ -
Harry Nickels ktatted for Kansas, Monday,
where he will study Dental Surgery with his
brother Robert. "a
Fred French, df Wakeman, became violent
ly insape and wss tAken to Norwalk for safe
kessihs
Thew. and L. Z. R'y have their roadbed
grayeled up as far as Medina st. Old rail-
road men say it is splendid roadbed. The
station building lat Lodi is nearly finished
and is q neat and convenient building. From
Orrville, on the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne,
to Norwalk, in Huron County, rails have
been laid and the finishing touches, In the
4Sk ~ Va pAAieS tAhfS tLc Ouiy hccaco W An-Ac
the foadway perfect Between Norwalk and
Toledo the gradineiis being pushed rapidly.
ENorwalk Chronicle. 4 IS
<fnzmswer I'd subscriber in another
State, would say that the population of wels
lingtonl as ascertAined by an enumeration
taken recently for school purposes, is a little
over 1900. As scheese market it does very
little Lees business than Little Falls, N. Y. !,
but taking butter and cheese shipments 10
gethey In both places, Wellington leads Little
Fahs very considerably. Asa butter and
cheese market Wellington beats any inland
town Of which we have any knowledge.
Mr.. Frank Cliford's deer, eight of them
are very interestngan and novel at any time in
these long time-elearings, but at their sup
per hour, sthey stand with ears erect,
Their fne, expectsnt faces toward you-and
the com and the. pumpkins and the shorts
all their native mfldness showing in their
beautiful eyes, and'an their combativeness In
antler and hoof where it ought to be, they
make avery aninrsted picture The young gest
Of the. herdO a spotted little creature Of a
few months. woplisoe pleasant to cosset and
hold h vas mob for the exceeding activity
Of Its fine and slender limbs. We understand
that some Of them are nominees for holiday
venison, unless sone humane buyer chooses
to spare them for park adornment. Mr.. CIT
ford has also fanss poultry, swine. cattie,'
andsheepius like the pictures in herd books
and wen worth a'visit to see