The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-08-02


DIR. Ed. Rust has decided to remain in
Wellington and practice in connection
with his father. -
The Social Union will meet In the NJ.
E. Church parlors Friday evening. Ice
cream and cake will be served ..ll
Rev. Geo. Norton and wife, and her sis
ter, Mrs B. Pratt, of Huntington, spent the
last week with relatives at Dalton.
The parties who started for Colorado last
week Tuesday arrived in good time at
Denver, well pleased with their journey.
Miss Minnie Clegon, graduate of the
High School this year, is to have q situa-
ton in the new store Of Mallory, Jopp
& Co.
W. r. Comings, Superintendent of the
public schools of Medina, has been elected
to the same position in Norwalk, with an
increase of salary of $500.
Mr.. Abel Daugherty, one of the first set
tiers of Penfeld, died Saturday evening.
from softening of the brain. He had been
Mr.. S. II. HERMAN, of East Rockport,
has been elected to theposition of Superin-
tendent of the Medina schools, at salary
of 800 per month while teaching. 3!
Rev ]. A. DAILY win be home from Cha
tauqua tomorrow, and will conduct the
prayer meeting at his Church in the even
ing and preach regularly thereafter.
The 10Sd Regiment 0.v. L win go into
camp at Bedford, Cuyahoga Co, on We'd
nesdsy and Thursday, Aug. 18th and 17th-
Let every comrade make an effort to be
present. -
Last week little son of Mr.. Gier, an
employee of the W. & L. E. r. R., fell from
a.wagon and broke both bones of the left
forearm. DIR. E. G. Rust was called and
adjusted the fracture. =
Teachers Institute will be held at Elyris
the week commencing Aug. 21st. Instruc-
tors, Prof. @. H. Churchill, of Oberlin, and
W. II. Scott, President of the Ohio State
University at Athens.
The Spencerian Business College, Cleve-
land, advertised in another column, Is one
of the oldest and best schools in the land.
More than six hundred students were in
attendance last year.
The Berea Advertiser records the sale of
the Nichols House property, Mrs. Ed.
lockwood being the purchaser, and the
consideration 81, 500 The house is TO be
renovated and fitted up in good style.
Mrs. T. Noble and Mrs ]. ]. Thomas
and SON have gone on trip and viii make
a brief visit in Cleveland, New Fork,
Jersey City, Providence, R L, and return
ing will stop at Honesdale, Penn, and
several other places in that State
A young man from New London made
us visit, Thursday evening, coming ON
one of the finest bicycles made in the world,
costing $40. BE is very expert in its use,
and his fine riding created considerable
enthusiasm in favor of that method of To-
comotion,
q. NJ. Nichols, of the Springfield Re-
public, who has been abroad with his
wife making second visit to Europe, has
returned, and the last of the very interest
ing series of letters descriptive Of what he
saw has been published The editor
reports himself in improved health.
Two sons of Rev. h. Humphrey have
come, one from Indiana, the other, Audi
tor of the Canada Southern Railway, from
the Dominion, to see their father and as
sist in nursing him. He has been steadily
declining, and is anxious TO be released
from his suffering.
Rev. W. G. Ward viii be given yaca-
ton. Mrs. Ward will join her little
daughter at her fathers, in Mechanics
burg. Her health is slightly improved,
though she has not been able to go out or
mingle in society scarcely at all during
their residence here, and has all the time
been under medical treatment.
The Young Peoples Mission Circle Of
the Congregational Church gave their first
public monthly concert last wednesday
evening, followed by the regular Church
social. at which cake, ice cream and
lemonade were furnished. The literary
exercises were very instructive and well
delivered, and 1t is hoped they viii be re-
reated before larger audience, when
everybody should attend.