The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. woolley spent the
Sabbath at Rev. N. 8. Albright's in Woos-
ter. ...l.. 4
Mr.. Watson Lang Is home from Clevs-
land for two weeks vacation from his
business
Mr. Ed Linder moved into his new
house on the street east Of Courtland Av.
last week.
Mr.. A. w. Daugherty, of Dubuque, Iowa,
is in town visiting his relatives in and
about Wellington.
Our Base Ball Club 90 to Wakeman to-
morrow 70 play with the Wakeman Club.
We wish them success
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Allen and two chill
dren, OF Cleveland, are visiting at her
fathers, Mr.. A. II. Powers
Mrs. Arthur Wooster and Miss Alice
Wooster returned last week from their visit
away for health and pleasure.
Miss Abbie Whinnery, the noted prima
donna, is an Ohio girl and is spending the
summer with her parents in Solon-
Mrs. Cahoon, of Elyriasand Miss Birdie
Bush and Edward Bus Of Brooklyn,
sisters of Mrs Couch, spent last week ct
G. L, COUGHS.
Mile Marie Litta after visiting her form
er instructor Prof Underner at Cleveland,
viii spend the Summer at her home in
Bloomington Ill. s.s.--.s...
Three bicylers from Covington, KY,
made Wellington . short visit on last
Wednesday afternoon while on their way
east to Buffalo.
Many people were awakened at O'Clock
Sunday morning by the report OF cSnnon
which seemed to be at q distance and re-
CURED at short intervals for two hours. q
Rev. Mr.. williams, of the Congregational
Church Of Elyria, who exchanged with
Rev. w. G. Ward last Sabbath, preached
very excellent discourses to full houses.
David Howk who has been laid up with
a broken limb for several weeks IL begin
ming to get the use of it again. he has
just built one of the neatest horse barns
in town. -
Miss Julia Dickson, who has been teach
ing the last year with her brother-inlaw
and sister, Professor and Mrs. Ripley, of
shelbina, Missouri, is visiting friends in
Wellington
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton Of the I4th District meet at New Lon
don to-day 70 nominate Congressmen.
Judge Geddss, Of Mansfield win probably
be nominated. -
Rev. Hiram Humphrey, who has been
thought to be improving since his severe
illness In the Spring. has been failing the
last two weeks and il now unable leave
his bed without assistance. q
The new Ladies Hall in Berea, Is pro-
crossing rapidly with four masons
and seven carpenters at work The foor-
ing was donated by W. R. Santiey, Of this
place, says the Berea Advertiser.
Mr.. John Mallory has come on from
fitting up Of the store. II is expected the
work win be completed this week and
and goods win be put in Immediately
thereafter
A freight transfer house is to be erected
at the target, In which both railroad COM
panies win share. The freight transfer
business necessitsting these accomoda-
tious. Officers Of the C. c. c. q I. road
were here Friday looking over the ground.
Inayarden that HIS an abundance Of
currants, and where there never has been
any worms,the only explanation Is thatthe
wood ashes from the house have always
been put about the currant bushes. They
are an excellent fertilizer besides keeping
the insects away.
Alta late business meeting Of the Fire
Company the following officers were elect
for the ensuing year 8. A. Wlliams, Fore
man; Geo. IIowk 1st Assistant; ii. Rob.
inson, End Assistant; John Otterbacker,
Treasurer; NJ Wadsworth, Secretary
Chris. Otterbacker, Steward.
Mr.. Squires was accompanied home By
his son from Hartford, Conn, reaching
Wellington Friday The latter Is the
guest of his sister, Mrs A K Hand. A
brother-in-law, the Rev Mr.. Kenyon, OF
Iowa, was expected th,s week TO return
with him to Chasauqua-
On Saturday the 18th, ,homas Scott, Of
Troy. comm itted suicide bv hanging He
arose during the night. went to the Darn
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