The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-11-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

being repaired.
The Brush Electric light has reached
Shanghai, China.
Hon. s. S. Warner and wife have been
on visit to Michigan.
1t is said B. ]. Nickels has married
young lady in Michigan
Mrs. E. P. Collins, of LAGRANGE Ind,
is visiting friends in town.
"A little brother of Mamie Slade died
lately in Cleveland, of diphteria.
Arthur Smith son of DIR. Smith is at
home very i'll with congestion of the lungs.
Mortimer Laundon eldest son of S. Z.
Laundon is very sick with typhoid fever.
Cleveland footpads are trying to lasso
horses driven through lonely places at
night.
-Elyria has twenty four divorce cases
session.
The Congregationalists of New Lon
don have purchased lot with view to
building church.
Akron is to have new firstclass ho-
tel, costing $4,000 for building, and $685.
600 to furnish.
Monday morning, after several hours
of rain, everything was draped in snow,
the first Of the season.
The West Salem Monitor says there
are so cases of diphteria in that vicinity.
Several deaths have resulted.
The methodists of Greenwich are GO
ing to build good parsonage, a two-story
frame, on their lot east of the church.
-Horr, Warner & Co. are about build
| ing $500 ice house near the pond, west
of town. c. II. Black has the contract.
| Frank Peters near Fremont while
hunting Saturday afternoon accidentally
fatally shot himself. He was 81 years Old
Miss Nancy Whitehead, of Mt Vernon
| is visiting for few weeks at her mothers
Mrs. S. Whitehead on Courtland Avenue.
"A little daughter ofa widow Shepherd
living in the house of Martin Brown, east
of town, has been very i'll with scarlet
fever.
| Mr.. Walter Williams exhibits the
champion beet, 10 inches in length, %
inches in circumference, and weighing
141k pounds
Mrs. F. Manly sat up little Tuesday
for the first time in two weeks, and was
reported as little more comfortable than
she had been.
Mr.. A. L. Dewy is very low and appa-
rently failing. He has been unable to
speak for several days and takes no nour-
ishment except beef tea.
ID. L. jacques and four of his children
have died within a few DAYS, on East Pros
pect Street, Cleveland, of diphtheria. The
disease is epidemic in many places.
The delegation of young ladies from
the Mission Societies who were invited to
Elyria, Saturday, were very much pleased
with their reception and entertai9ment
there.
Mr.. Ernest Dyer who has has been
spending a few days with his friends In
town, left Tuesday morning for Ken
lucky, where he is working in the employ
of w. r. Santley & Co.
We ask attention to the advertisement
of The Ohio Farmer, of Cleveland, o., in
this issue Of our paper, and reccomend II
as one of the oldest and most valuable agri
cultural and family papers of the country
The case of Fletcher against Peterson
the proprietor of the telegraph school al
Oberlin, for refusing to admit Fletcher or
account of color was decided Monday N
favor of plaintiff. A judgement OF $3I.5(
Miss Taylor, OF India, VINO Is temper
arily in Geneva, o., with her mother, ane
who was in Wellington AZ tne woman
Missionary meeting, IN october, Is ner'
today, addressing the missionary oociety
at the Congregational Church
Tha rasrl,s of the Anron Fair wer,
very satisfactory. Eighty-nine dollar
were received, and the members Oh IN
Disciple Church wish to return thank
through this medium 10 the community ny
for the very liberal patronage, anu 10 MI
Smith Tor the use OF the nan.
) At the Union meeting in the s. S
/, roo,,, ~ ,be Gong chnrch 1nesdav afte,
noon Miss Tsvior of India addressed IN
ladies' Miss Eva Lang read a paper prt
pared by and giving experiences of Mr.
e Logan in Micronesia, and Mrs. waite
b Sage read paper upon Mexico.
upD Noble roma;ns verv muc
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J. We have been informed that Mr.. l.. I
Gilbert, our popular miller, has been offe