The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-08-23
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Died, last Saturday at ten P NJ, Miss
Laura Kelsey at the age of about IS years.
Mrs. Blakeley and Cora Horton visited
some friends last Saturday. This is the FIRST
visit Grandma Blakeley has made since last
Summer.
Lon Chapman from Rochester Switch was
here on visit.
No child ever came SO near being run over
as DIR. Lerch's little girl on last Saturday.
Visitors-Flay Chapman at his fathers,
three days At Jerome Pratt's, Miss Lizzie
Bulger, from Brooklyn N. Y. At DIR. Lerch's
Miss Nellie /. Fish, from New Brighton. Pa.
Miss Deland has come back TO her Uncle's
r. A. Deland.
Del Foote Jr. is helping George Royce
threshing.
An agreeable surprise party waited on Mr.
and Mrs. l. A. Walker last Tuesday, having
for object the celebration of the Ssth ami
versary Of welded life. Mr.. Walkers sister
and brother and his wife from Portage Co.,
were present also, the whole representation
Of the Walker family. Presents were made
and preparations for a Jolly time in general.
Long may they live.
great deal has been said about Miss
1CAA O9EC aAoWAak. 2tOt o3tAsACa WIN
hear says once more mounted aRosinante" to
view the sights. We only have one word of
comment, two pictures are going to the Fair
and you can't help saying with us "Beauti-
full" The designs are all Etudes in 2 and
crayons, and a continuance in that line of
study VIII give Miss Sage reputation in the
artistic world that win be an honor to the
name.
Another history of "Drawing." Frank
Ross, "not to mistake with Charlie Ross"
although he is a"Ross child" applied last
week to jerome Pratt for employment. Not
having any success with his former employee
and needing hand very bad Jerome took the
man in and after a trial In the milking line
bargain was made. Five days did the man
work faithfully, giving entire satisfaction.
But the time came when Frank needed his
trunk, left one mile and g half from Medina
and permission was asked to go after IT
which was granted. Hicks was called upon
for rig. The next day the rig came back
with ten dollar bill to defray expenses, but
no Frank Ross. 1t appears that Frank some
time ago, without leave or permission drew
horse out of a stable, went TO Cleveland
with it and reduced 1t 70 cash. Justice was
on the look out and where the trunk was, was
also the warrant. Instead Of coming back to
Huntington, Frank went on a visit to the
Medina jail, where he is now celebrating
whether 1t will be mush In Columbus or not.
Mrs. L. A. Walker fell of the porch and
hurt her shoulder
Mrs. r. B. Chspman was taken suddenly
sick in Church last Sunday.
Tommy O'Brien, is working for Jerome
Pratt, who recommends him highly.
Mrs. Henry Haskins took her sister back
home In wellington last week and when on
her return near the crossing ofthe c. G. c. q
/. track, two cars were left in good posi-
ton to scare any horse, Mrs. Haskins, horse
took fright, whiried around upsetting the
carriage. Thanks to the age and the wear of
the harness, which broke in the upsetting,
no one can tell how much damage might have
been done. Mrs. Haskins was slightly hurt.
Can't the r r. Co. leave an engine at the
crossing to blow off steam when horses 60
by? y. b. STILL. p