The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-01-25
Local IznZ miscellaneous

N. Huckins has had an attack pneumon-
ia, but is about again.
Mrs. Henderson has been for some weeks
prostrated with illness.
Rev. ]. F. Smith, of Lodi, was in town
Monday night on his way to Cleveland.
DIR. Stoll, of Ashland, has five patients
in one family suffering from eating pork
affected with trichine.
Sherman johnson has so far recovered
from his injuries as to be able 10 WORK ana IS
at present in the Office of W. X. Santley q
Co.
Rev. w. G. Ward went to Penfeld, Sun
day, in place of Presiding Elder Searies,
who preached in Wellington morning and
evening.
A. A. Day and son Delton, of Castle
Rock, Mimi, were in town short time
last week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D.A-
Willard.
Where-e-e-e-'s DIR. Foster? His credit
ors are anxious. His patients are appar.
emily none the worse off for his protrscted
absence.
So large a proportion of pupils have
been suffering more or less from the effects
of vaccination that the percentage of attend
ance this month will be the smallest pro-
badly in years
John E. West, of Huntington, last week
lost pocketbook somewhere about our
streets containing $50 in money and other
valuables 1t must have been, or will be,
found, and suitable reward will be given
if left at the post Office.
B.H. Col<er and family started for their
future home, Denver, Colorado, Sunday
last, via Cleveland at which place they
will spend few days with friends. Mrs.
J. j. Thomas accompanied them to Cleve-
land to stay until their departure for the
West
DIR. Jones, of Cleveland, was called to
see Miss Anna Adams last week, in con-
sultation with DIR. Hathaway. Though
very weak the alarming rapidity of the
pulse is under better control and the pat.
tents condition is somewhat more comfort
able.
J.J. Thomas has engaged with a whole
sale marble house in Cleveland as sales
man and will soon take up his duties His
family will remain here for the present
and if he does not sell his business will
take orders for work and I'LL them from
Cleveland at his usual reasonable rates
The Methodist Church addition will be
nearly completed this week except paint
ing. The large doors are now being ftted
and put in place. The organ will be tax
en- down probably this week and the main
body of the church will soon be disman-
tied for the workmen to begin work there.
Fresh roses from New Orleans, and the
gray and graceful drapery of tree-moss,
with the rosebuds, coming from friends
wintering among the orange groves of the
La Teche, notwithstanding their long
tourney retain the sweet fragrance that in
northern latitudes are associated only with
the delights of June.
The following are the station agents so
far appointed on the w. & L. E. r. R:
Huron, H E. Hood; Milan, Ira Liggett
Norwalk, w. F. Wade; Wellington, Z. X.
Fluke; Sherman, Ira Towne; Lodi, A. w.
Gepford: Creston. E. p. Edgar; Smithvilles
T. v. Myers; Orrville, A. A. Sharpe; Dal-
ton, II. b. Russell; Massillon. ]. A. Shoe
maker.
Rev. n. s. Albright and wife had expect
ed to go to Delaware last week Tuesday,
but a severe attack of pleurisy coming on
Monday evening compelled him to remain
and has confined him to the house since.
Mrs. Albright went toD Delaware and brought
the little boys from their grandfather's and
they expect to return to Wooster Thursday
III
sick mans condition and the weather is
suitable.
The illness of little Clarke Artz was q
very distressing one, and his sister was
wisely kept away from the house during
his sickness and until after the funeral, as
il is a well established fact in medical
knowledge that the disease is communica-
BILE both by contagion and infection. Their
many friends deeply sympathize with the
| sorely bereaved family, and the school
where the bright little boy was q fayorite
with playmates and teacher miss him and
mourn for him with genuine sorrow.
The,Norwalk Reflector says of the ex-
cursion to Wellington to the Litta Con-
cert: 1.-THE run over to Wellington was
made in good time, and Litta's singing
was enjoyed by all. As much cannot be
said of the other members of troupe. The
| rain and the mud were the only draw
backs to the enjoyment The most pleas
| ant surprise was when Elmer Z. Husted,
| of Wellington, invited the Norwalk excur-
sionists in body to repair to his house
| and partake of an elegant COLLATION. prepar-
| ed by the skillful hands of Mrs. Hustled.
All voted Elmer brick and the excur-
sion a Grand success"
Last Thursday evening the NJ. E. Church
choir, after prayer meeting, met at How
ard Halls and in body marched to the
residence of the organist, Miss Lille Dyer,
and took her wholly unawares- Entering
the house they commenced to amuse them
selves in various ways as If they were in
vited guests. Meanwhile tables were set
and oysters which had been brought were
cooked and soon the trespassers sat down
to repast which was relished by all, after
this the leader, w. s. Franks, commenced a
rather mysterious speech which finally
proved to be the preface to the presenta.
ton of fine gold ring TO Miss Dyer from
the choir. The recipient after recovering
from her surprise in few words express
ed her thanks. At late hour the com
pany broke up, all agreeing that they had
had good time.