The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-09-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


town.
Mr.. P. Nichols has been laid up with an
attack of fever and dysentery.
George Rust spent last Sabbath in spen-
Ger with his friend ]. B. Hendee.
Elmer Sheldon goes to Cleveland this
Fall to attend Medical lectures.
Miss Natella Rininger goes to Elmira,
N. Y, next week to attend school.
Rev. w. G. Ward is attending the N. O..
Conference, at Millersburg, Holmes Co.
Miss Mary Bradley has gone to Michi1
gan to visit her brother and other relatives
Mrs: c. S. Morehouse has rented her
property in this village and moved to Me-
dina
Miss Pollard viii visit Wellington ac-
quaintances the coming week-Berea Ad-
vertiser.
New London sporting men lost a good
deal of money betting at the races in We'll
ington.
Mrs. Lyman, of Iowa, formerly Miss
Lizzie Lane, made brief visit in yelling
ton last week.
The Methodist Church, of Medina, has
been repaired and improved to the amount
of about $1,000.
Mr.. Otterbacher carried off the laurels
in display of handsome harnesses in the
Merchants Hall at the Fair.
Chas Howk shipped the first carload
of sheep over the w. s. L. E. railroad from
Wellington via Norwalk and Lake Shore.
Miss Mary Wilton came home Aug 3Oth
having been absent about four months
visiting her aunt and other friends in
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Oliver Webster and Mrs. Mary
Hamlin went to Shelbyville, Ill last week,
the latter meeting her SON and wife on
their return from Colorado.
The EMISSION Helpers will give an en-
tertainment with varied programme, at
the Methodist Church next Sunday even
ing. Everybody invited
Rev. w. L. Phillips, who was seriously
stabbed in an unproyoked attack by one
Smith, radical anti-temperance man of
Shiloh, is thought to be out of danger.
Mr.. Eugene A. Mead, of this place,
formerly principal of the schools of Cres-
ton, started for Granville where he expects
to commence a course in Dennison Col
lege.
Mr.. Geo. r. Haines and Miss Jennie F.
Smith, of Wellington, were married by
Rev. w. G. Ward, on Saturday evening,
September End. Thanks for wedding fay-
ors.
]. W. Bearup shows potato of his own
raising, of the mammoth pearl variety
weighing ID 1907. From two pounds OF
the seed he raised three bushels of po-
tatoes. The yield of one hill weighing
13bs
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. Foote tender Their
thanks and wish in this way to express
their appreciation of the abundant and
beautiful floral decorations contributed by
friends for the funeral of their mother,
Mrs. Amos Foote-
In the multitude of things demanding
attention last week, we omitted to men
ton our enjoyment ofa genuine seranade
in which the sounds were sane as well as
sweet, and blended according to the rules
ofmusical harmony.
Married in Wellington, on Monday
evening, September 4th, at the residence
of the brides father, Mr.. Chas. Bennett, by
Rev. F. H. Moore, Mrs. Emma Bennett
Thompson, of Wellington, and Nj. Lewis
]. Noble, of Cleveland.
Katie Powers has recently finished
set of porcelain shades for the chandelier
of lady's parlor in Wellington, that are
more elaborate than any she has heretofore
painted. On one were three scenes IN
landscape, another had vine with small
bright flowers and several singing birds in
graceful poise and perfectly natural atti
tudes. The other represented several hu
man figures, fair floating creatures IN
ouaint costumes of the Kate Greenaway
style.supporting garlands of flowers. There
;s a rood deal of fine work on the various
pictures. which shows versatility ol
qenius. and steady advancement as an
artist. Some of her work has been solo
in Chicago, and an art contributor OF the
Tribune of that city, gives her meriteo
nraise in late number. She deserves &c
succeed and this recognition of her ability
-, .,,,t s,,rnr;sa her friends at home.