The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


larial fever.
week, from milk fever.
Arthur Tuttle and family have been
spending a few days in town.
DIR. H. F. Biggar and wife are among
the Clevelanders who are going to Europe
this season.
Mrs. E. McIntire, of Wellington, is visit
ing Miss L. L. Bright this week.-Wake-
man Press
Professor Judson Smith, of Oberlin, has
gone to Europe and his wife is with
friends in Mass.
this county, died at Elyria, Tuesday morn
ing, of paralysis.
Mr.. s. C. Harding, teacher Of Music in
the Wellington Public Schools is summer
ing at Rayenna, o.
Mrs. o. Sage has gone TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. Bailey, at Pioneer, VIII
liams County, o.
Rev. Frank Moore win be home from
the West next Saturday and will occupy
his pulpit ON Sunday.
Miss Bertha Brenner has gone to Cleve-
land for q visit OF four or five weeks among
friends and relatives.
There was about 100000 in the bank at
Monroeville when the attempted burglary
was made few nights ago.
Wooster is jubilant over their success in
securing the right of way and means for
building railroad to Burbank.
The Rev. E. E. Williams, of Elyria, will
exchange with Rev. Mr.. Ward, pastor of
Al NJ
G.. B. Hamilton has purchased the old
Selkirk place in Medina village, and is
going to remodel it for his own home
Medina has struck q vein of water at a
depth OF 100 feet that afforded two barrels
per minute the first forty-eight hours.
The barn of Eli Fay, three miles from
Berea, was struck by lightning and burned,
Tuesday noon. The horses were taken out.
A fine basket of potatoes, of the Early
Vermont variety, raised by f. 3. Wads-
worth, were very superior in size and
quality.
Miss o. Shattuck, of Adrian, Mich, is
visiting friends in town. She has been for
many years teacher in the Public Schools
of that city.
Miss Ella McConaughey, of the Warren
Public Schools, is spending her vacation
with her sister, mrs. ]. S. Cleverdon at
Chagrin Falls
Mrs. Johnston, former Principal of the
Ladies Department of the Oberlin College
is at home again after ten months So
journ in Europe
Mr.. n. NJ. Browning and family, of
Mansfield has been spending q few days in
town visiting his sister Mrs W. s. Franks
and father, Rev. Mr.. Browning.
Some bank-robbers stole the horse and
carriage of Rev. o. Pearce at Monroeville
to get away with, and left them in San
dusky, where they boarded train.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln died on last Sun
day night, at Springfield, Ill. On Satur-
dsy she suffered stroke of paralysis, and
was in a comatose condition until her
death. ii r
Mrs. Eunice Boyce Barrows, native of
Wellington, and before her last marriage
the widow Of Rev. l. F. Griswold, died,
July Sd, at Avon, of scrofulous consump-
ton. She was 80 years of age
The widow of Chas Durand, for many
wears residents of Henrietta, died in Ober-
lin, July 9th. aged u years. She was the
mother of Mrs Teachout and both were
well known and lived in Wellington
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been reelected to the SUPPLEMENTARY of
the schools in Georgetown, Ill, where
both have been teaching, are spending
vacation witty their parents in Oberlin.
The Insurance Companies have settled
the losses by the late fires. Mrs. Rock
wood received 81 800 and Mrs. Kingsley
about $3.50 Mrs. lockwood was insured
bv Mr.. Goodwin and Mrs. Kingsley by w.
Fl. Sage & Co.
We are indebted to s. s. Parker for a
conv of the "Tower City Herald" Dakota.
Frp,o II we learn that 0riska, Mr.. Parker's
town Il making great efforts to secure
new railroad through the village we
I. looked for a letter from s. 3. for many
weeks. II he is able TO write we shall ex-
pect to hear from him.
Cant. Morrow took q new coat which
had been made TO order from the shop 70
his Office last Saturday, and after trying
II on hung it up there, and forgot TO take 1t
home. The next morning went for his
coat on his way to church and found that
some enterprising burglar had broken IN
the back way and stolen it and also pair
of partly worn pants which were hanging
with It
Dr G.. J. Aldrieh, a native of Spencer,
Graduated in the Medical department of
fhe Wooster University at Cleveland In q
class the examination Of which was SO
thorough that 35 per cent failed 10 pass;
Since then he applied for the posiuon OF
resident physician to Charity hospiiai,
-s;sb other applicants and carried on the
bonors. He enters upon his duties tnis
week.