The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-26
Local and miscellaneous


ued illness offers his restaurant for sale.
The walls Of VIM Rininger's new build
ing are up for the joists of second story.
S.E. Wilcox has repapered and finished
mp the bar room of his hotel in excellent
style. s-s
The Social Union meet at the residence
of Mrs. d. Peters on Taylor ST., Friday
evening.
uArbor Day,nor the one set apart fol
tree-planting in Ohio is April 27th, to
morrow.
Mrs. Rev. w. G. Ward left this morn.
ing for a visit of ten days to her parents in
Mechanicsburg, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hendee, of Spen-
Ger, spent sabbath with their daughter,
Mrs. John Eglin.
+ J.H. Bowlby is Improving his house by
brackets under cornice, painting and put
ting it in irstclass order.
Mrs. Reynolds, who has been visiting
at Chattanooga, is spending short time
with her SON e. L. Gregory.
Old Mrs. Egiin who spent three weeks
with her son, John, has now gone to visit
her son James, in Spencer.
Mr.. Shinkel, late of Ingham, Clark 6
Co., but now connected with Burroughs
Bros Cleveland. was in town Monday.
Mr.. Samuel Peck, of Pittsfeld, has
rented a new honse Of DR.. Rust on
Courtland Avenue, and took possession
Saturday.
Bert Davis who is employed at Worth
ington's hardware store in Cleveland, was
~ 2rrn6aU Ernd q Smith WAS
also at home
The Annual Meeting of the Library
Association will be held on Tuesday, the
2nd day of May at the Library rooms,
OF 7.20 o'clock p. n.
The imported Norman horse, Silvertail,
owned by G.. Parsons, arrived at yelling
ton Monday evening, and will remain in
town all the week
DIR. n. ]. 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.
Ralph Smith only child of Mr. and Mrs.
Orlando Smith, fell from scafolding
in the barn to the floor below, and was
badly bruised, but is doing as well as
could be expected.
III Is ulOullb 6luCG w lAnl6 00nCAl
Store went out, and yet we are asked for
garnet jewelry and the latest style of ear
drops and engagement rings
Lewis Bennett is adding second story
to the frame wing in the rear of his house
TO furnish accommodations for the rapid
ly increasing number of boarders.
Chas. Mormon, of Pittsfeld, who has been
at work for Mr.. Samuel Peck, but
whose leisure is all devoted to machinery
and invention, has lately grown deranged.
His people have taken him home. He
was q good worker.
The fire at Oberlin, last Wednesday
evening, lighted the inky sky to lurid red,
and was observed with great interest here
1t was the building known as the old City
Mills, now owned by Crocker q Crane,
furniture manufacturers.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey, of Huntington, and
his SON DIR. Bailey were the guests of Rev.
Mr.. II. B. Palmer last "Wednesday. We
learn that they were looking up q place
for the DR.. who Is q young man.-Make-
man Press
81. B. Franks and daughter, Hattie,
went to Topeka, Kansas, directly after
they were here, where they expect 10 spend
the summer. Mr.. Franks has some real
estate there and Is going to build on his
lots this summer.
Norwalk is rejoicing over the railroad
shops being located there. We know all
about and can understand their feelings in
the incipient stages of anticipated prosper.
ity. We don't blame them. 1t Is natural
that they should feel so.
We were in error about the lot bought
by Mr.. Husted. 1t is the old James De
Wolfe place, just east of Mr.. E. Wells
The old house will be moved of and 9
new one built the present season Hall
of the same lot was bought by Mr.. ]. 81
Dickson.
Mrs. T. Doland left home Monday morn
ing for a somewhat lengthy visit in New
Jersey. She win remain until her sor
graduates at Princeton about the first Of
July; her going away being hastened by
the death Mr.. Doland's brother-in-law
and the serious Illness Of his neice ai
Blairstown, Nj -
DR.. Geo. N. Seeley, who learned DENTS
try In Dr. Clark's office Is located at Kear
ney, Nebraska, where ten years ago thert
was no town At all, but now an enterpris
ing. one with three. newspapers modern
Improvements and city ways. One OF III
journals has two women on its editoria
staff who seem to have ability and good
taste.
The W. & l. E r. R company havepur
chased very fine gravel bed one and one
half miles west Of Bellevue, containing
| twenty-five acres of fine gravel, which viii
be sufficient to ballast the whole line TO
wears to come. The track layers. hayl
completed the line through Bellevue, ant
by Monday next II is the intention OF Mr.
o. @. Goldsmith. the contractor, TO lay twt
miles per day One hundred miles Of roaC
is already Completed, except baIlasting
and q gap of but forty four miles inter
venes between Bellevue and Toledo, which
viii be filed by June 1st-Martin's Fer
~ Times. -
The account In our last issue of the dan
gerous shooting with the toy pistol, wa
not quite correct The little girl, abou
two and q half years old, had been point
| ing II at different ones and threatening y
shoot Mrs. Goodwin took it from her bu
| did not point al any one. She had 1t II
| her hands, looking it over, when it acci
| dentaly went off, with the result stated
| Il is against the law to sell toy pistols o
| that character to children, and the Mayo
Of Cleveland put stop to It in that cit
several months ago. If our Mayor couls
| do like service for us and Danish then
| from our town he would confer a favor de
serving of everlasting remembrance.
| A runaway that turned out less disas
trously than these episodes usually do, oc
Cured here Sunday evening. A youni
horse belonging to and attached to- q car
| rfage Of Mrs. Douglas, frightened at some
thing, or impatient from standing, 60
away from its driver after being unhitched
and as the son, mother and young lad
| were about entering 70 return home afte
| Church. and started on the run for homf
| Mrs. Douglas was much overcome tron
| fright and anxiety and. unable TO wal
without support was assisted 10 2 pIiyss ps,
house, and recovered hersen sumclenu
i 70 ride hone in about an hour behind tn
/ identical colt. which her son found nea
home. standing in fence corner, quie
and apparantently no worse for his troll
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