The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-08-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The Lorain County Baptist Association
is held in Avon this week.
D. A. Willard and wife spent week at
Lakeside during the s. s. Assembly.
Quite number of crossings are being
put down in various parts of the village.
T.R Herrick has painted his store in gar
net and blue, and put down a new walk.
Jacob Shaffer, of Canton, broke his
spinal column by diving into too shallow
water.
Mr.. Carr is about to remove his family
to Greenwich, as he is going into store
there.
The Fire Company return thanks to the
proprietor of the Bee Hive for fayors re-
ceived.
Mrs. NJ W. Lang and Mrs. Orlando
Smith remained at Lakeside, going with
the excursion
Miss Parmelee, of Dayton, sister of Mrs.
NJ T. Herrick, has been visiting Miss
Mary Herrick.
G. D. Foote, who was confined to the
house with sickness, is now able to attend
to his business.
Mrs. Herbert Hall and children have
gone to visit her sister Mrs. Bailey at
Pioneer, Ohio.
Mrs. ]. P. Nickles having rented her
house, has purchased the F. H. Phelps
property on the Avenue.
New crossings have been put in on
North Main Street and at the intersection
of Taylor and Main Street.
Miss Kate Ogden and nephew is visit
ing Mrs. DR.. Baldwin, in Columbus, on
her way to Knoxville, Tenn.
Misses Eleanor and Cora McDermott,
with their Brother Christie, have been
spending few days at Lakeside.
A new walk is being laid in front Of the
Star Bakery and T. R. Herrick's, to con-
tinue past Mr.. Kunz's barber shop.
Mrs. NJ. E. Davis has returned from a
three weeks stay with her son in Cleve-
land, and expects to move there some time
next month. .
Harris Peck, a son of o. ]. Peck, died
after brief illness and his body was
brought through here Tuesday for burial
in LaGrange.
Mr. and Mrs. Shubael Smith, the entire
Roser family, and Mrs. Fletcher Perkins
and children, all came home from Lake
side yesterday.
Miss Eta Campbell, of Ashland, and
Miss Hattie Parmerly, of Dayton, are
spending few weeks in town, guests OF
Miss Lou Crosier.
A new depot building is nearly COM
pleted at the intersection of the w. & L.
E. with the C. c. @. & I. for the transfer of
freight between the two roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p Hastings returned
from Colorado Springs Friday. Mr.
Hastings illness hastened their return
For sick person there's no place like
home
Grape growers who have enclosed the
fruit in small paper bags used by
grocers say that il seems to be perfec
protection against rot as well as against
birds, bees etc.
Intelligencewasr received here last week
of the drowning Of Rev. Mr.. Rogers and &
younger brother, one twenty-ffv years old
the other eighteen, in Chemoui Lake
Wis, cousins of 81. B. Hamlin.
The Fitch family lately held reunion a
Olmsted. G. R Fitch, editor of the Bul
letin and Morning Call, San Francisco
CAL, brother of A. NJ. Fitch and Mrs. o
N Leach, of Medina, was among them.
A number of our young ladies passed
pleasant day at Lodi, Saturday. A gam
of base ball, which resulted in favor o
Wellington, was the principal feature G
the days sports. The score was 40 to So.
The Lodi Correspondent of the Medin
Gazette says of Rev. ]. F. Smith: "Non
have ever commanded so high and genei
al esteem and regard as this gentleman
and all classes will regret his going fror
our midst.
From ], 500 to 1000 graduates OF the I
L. s. G. at the first Commencement; nearl
zoo present to receive their diplomas
large number of these were women
wives and mothers-who viii educate th
coming generation.
The new front of L. Bowman's store
now complete 1t is unlike anything {
the kind in town, being circular in form
with an entrance on either side. Itmakt
very neat and tasteful appearance. Tn
painting was done by Frank Powers.
The officers of the w. & L. E. R. r. a
sure us that next year our connection
with Lakeside and the Islands will b
properly arranged, with suitable boat
run daily and large enough to accomm'
date all who wish 10 60 They also hop
TO have hotel accommodations at Huro
so that in case of Storm on the lake Q
arrival of trains, passengers can be con
fortably taken care of until boats can ru
There is no doubt that with such CO
yeniences the summer travel over tn
route win soon reach a patronage tn
will pay for the necessary expenditur
and next year large numbers on this liz
will visit the Assembly, the CamPmeetir
and the Islands.