The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-05
Local una miscellaneous

and will have attention next week.
Watson Lang was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. R. Peabody was visiting in town,
Monday.
Ed. Hart spent last Sabbath here with
his friends.
Mr.. Brenner has moved from South
Main TO Adams street.
The Park House, Oberlin, is changed in
name to the Strauss House.
B. d. Noble is slowly improving, and
was riding out last Monday.
A. Lambert and wife have been visiting
Wellington friends the past week
Miss Allie Wooster, of Norwalk, visited
her Wellington relatives last week.
R.. C. Dewitt and Mrs. N. L. johnson
have died within few days at Elyria.
Mrs. r. Daugherty is again called to
take care of her sick sister, Miss Emily
johnson.
Gently bought on Barker street, and moved
in Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Stanhope, the artist Is giving
lessons in painting to some of her former
pupils here.
Mr.. L. l.. Rowell has been very sick for
several days, with the chances very much
against his recovery.
Mr.. Jas. Wideman, Of Wooster, o., has
rented and occupied r. j. Robinson's house
north of the railroad.
Mr.. Clegon has bought the house and
lot formerly owned by the late Eliza Ham
ilton, on Barker street.
Mr.. J. Pratt, of Medina, occupies the
house vacated by Mr.. Cushion, and is en-
ployed in T. Herick's grocery.
Saturday new road scraping machine,
the invention of Mr.. Matcham, of Pitts
field, was exhibited on our streets.
Rev Franklin Eddy. for years pastor of
the Presbyterian Church at Congress, o.,
died of typhoid pneumonia, March Goth
DIR. II. J. Holbrook has removed his
office to the old Dental Rooms in the Bank
Building, and would be pleased to see all
those desiring his services.
The deep ruts and rough roads have
bernhard on running gear" and wagon
makers and blacksmiths have plenty of
jobs in the line of such repairs
A girl of twelve years, at Smithville, was
nearly killed by large dog which had
been teased by children, but attacked this
girl unprovoked when united.
F. Ladd moved into his new house ON
Courtland Avenue last Thursday, and the
cottage he vacated has been purchased
and occupied by Mr.. E. o. Bradley.
All members of Wellington Fire Depart
ment are requested TO meet at the engine
house next Friday evening at six O'Clock,
for drill. Fl. G. STARR, Chief w. F. d.
Rev. Hiram Humphrey is still confined
to his bed, but there is apparently slight
improvement in his symptoms, and we
hope soon TO see him In his usual health.
Mr.. VIM. Inman has moved, temporarily,
into rooms in Mrs. 8. Whitehead's house,
| CORTLAND Avenue, until he builds on his
lot on the same street and Mr.. Alph. Howk
occupies the house Mr.. Inman vacated.
Mrs. Niece, of Kinsman, Ohio, died a
/ few days since, and while her remains
awaited burial her husband came in from
doing chores, lay down on a lounge, and
immediately expired, it is supposed from
heart disease
The house in which Homer Wadsworth
lives, south of town, has been occupied for
4 about fifty years and not one death has oc-
CURED in il during that time, which, when
we come to think about IT, Is rather q re-
markable circumstances.
EtG. d. Foote has put in his livery a very
nice new carriage and q span Of dark bays
and will make regular trips to all trains
on both roads for the accommodation of
passengers, and viii make special trips
when required by our citizens.
Mrs John Baldwin, jr, with her brother,
DIR. Gould, and her two sons, whom she
paousn' - iase nhsJ - sr ~. I'D DE sne
SsP.s 60. M ,SI;e,'
.lo.e lii se..... ,ss 49, s.- - :.s.
some accouns VI lne journey iu enis Issue
B. +. Stevenson. of Chatham. who es
caped from Newburg last fan. ran away
from his home, taking his only child, q
little girl of six wears. and the Officers OF
hasore ,t,a,, found ,ha ch;,d Ths nan (,
Ell ,,;ss;1g
$50
Mrs. Straight and daughter, OF Hudson
Ohio, had engaged staterooms for passage
from New Orleans on the Golden City
which burned on her trip last week; bu
Mrs Straight not feeling well concluded
to wait few days, and they thus escaped
horrible death.
street. caught fire last Thursday evening
in the roof on the north wing, and the firs
was making good headway, extending Z
the cornice OF the main building when
was discovered. The alarm was given
but the roads were SO very bad that BY tht
time the engine was in position and hos.
laid the fire had been put out by appli
ances near at hand.
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