The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-06-07

The plate glass for Rininger's building
have arrived. They are 7x12 feet, and are
the largest ever brought to Wellington.
The remains of Sidney Shepherd were
brought through Wellington and buried
at LaGrange last week. He died at Milan
Potato bugs have made quite an early
appearance in some localities in the cast
ern part of the State, doing great damage.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Mcclellan last
week brought the body Of a child here for
burial, from Wood County their present
home.
Invitations are out for the celebration OF
the Wooden Wedding of Mr.. Mrs. o. III.
Pitkin appropriately printed on wood
scale board.
Mr.. A. Lambert is engaged as bookkeep-
er for Baldwin, Laundon, Windecker q
Co., which position he has occupied for
several weeks
The Social at the NJ E. Church, Friday
evening was a success notwithstanding
the rain, the receipts being $40 and the net
receipts S23.
On Decoration Day our Base Ball Nine
went to Norwalk and played with the
club there beating them badly. Score: 10
to in favor of Wellington
Akron loses the Cleveland, Mt. Vernon
s. Delaware Railroad Co.'S Machine Shops,
there not being room enough and lack
Of equipment to carry on business.
Rev. George Mather made us short
call on Tuesday on his way to attend a
meeting of the Board of Trustees of Bald
win University, of which body he is MEM
Der.
Mrs. VIM Lang takes this method of re
turning thanks to her neighbors and
friends for the beautiful china set and
many other gifts presented to her on her
birthday.
The rumor that A Litchfield was indict-
ed for selling liquor TO minors is untrue.
1t was reported by those who were sup
posed to know, and SO found its way into
the paper.
A subscriber raised bunch of SO stalks
of rye fromIone kernel having as many
we'll developed heads averaging 6S ker-
nels each a total of 1896. 1t seems almost
incredible but nevertheless true.
L. Bowman has leased his old store for
another year and can therefore be found
in his old quarters where he will as usual
exhibit the finest cloths kept in yelling
ton and make suits to order at reasonable
prices.
The C. C. C. & I. r. r. viii run its an
nual excursion to Dayton and the Soldiers
Home, on Friday, June 18th. Fare for
round trip g, children, $1-25. For furth-
er particulars see posters or inquire of w.
81. Fisher, Agt-
We learn that the Council has been not
flying property owners with bad sidewalks
to repair them Immediately, OF have II
done by the town at their expense. 1t is
a wise move on the part of the Council as
our sidewalks were never in q worse con-
dition.
Horr, Warner & Co, have been filling
their cold storage ware house with ice, this
week. The capacity for storage ofmerchan-
disc has been increased about one-third
this season. Only the second story being
devoted to ice, the whole Of the first being
used for storage purposes
The widow of Abner Loveland and
mother of Mrs B. d. Noble, of Wellington,
died at the home of her son, Rev. Mr..
Kimmel, at Flushing, Genesee County,
Mich, Sunday night, and her remains
were brought to Canaan, Wayne County,
O., for interment with her kindred Her
illness must have been brief, as Mrs.
Noble had received a letter from her
written Decoration Day.