The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-09-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The Seville Fair occurs Sept 10Th, goth,
21st, and 22nd.
Don't fail to hear Judge Dirlam on
Judge Geddes next Saturday night.
There were so tuition or nonresident
pupils in our schools at the opening
JIM. yanvalkenberg left Wellington
for Greenwich, Monday, to engage in trade
in that place.
Miss Libbie Inman left, Monday, TO visit
sister in Chicago, expecting to be gone
two or three months
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Harvey have been
away about three weeks visiting friends
in Chicago and the West
The Hack mail route from Wooster to
Wellington will soon be changed, stopping
at Spencer, and a short route to Penfeld
established.
Judge Dirlam and Judge Geddes are
neirhbors. Come out Saturday evening
and hear how the Democratic candidate is
regarded at home.
The Lorain county Fair at Elyria takes
place Sept 26th 9th and 28th, and the
Berea Fair Sept 18th, Goth and 21st.
Thanks for eomplimentaries-
Captain hord, a veteran of the Mexican
war, goes to Nashville, Tenn, this week
to attend the National Association OF the
veterans of the war with Mexico.
WI. Cook says it weighs eight pounds
and was born Saturday morning, but it
wont be q voter unless the right OF SUI
frage is conferred on the women of Ohio.
.Judre Dirlam viii answer the question
which Judge Geddes found it convenient
to evade- Come and hear the true inward
ness of his loyalty and love for the soldier
during the war.
Over four hundred pupils are attending
our Union Schools this first week of the
term. The primary rooms are not so crowd
ed but the higher departments are fuller
than ever before.
Baldwin, Laundon, Windecker & Co.,
have reorganized their dry goods depart
ment, changing the arrangement OF shelv-
ing, improving the appearance as well as
the convenience of the store.
For size and yield to the square rod, F.
s. Wadsworth thinks he has struck the
best lead in tomatoes. The Trophy and
Perfection yielding him this year at the
rate of over 1000 bushels to the acre.
A horse driven by Mr.. Albert Bronson,
living near Cedar Point backed off bank
at Berea, frightened by pony engine, fa,
tally injuring Mr.. Bronson, who was over ~
years of age. Mrs. Bronson jumped before
the fall.
aAn embarrassment of richesn came Il
the Editorial table one day this week II
the shape of luscious pears and some nne
clusters of grapes, disproving the early
spring prophecy that there would De an
entire scarcity Of these fruits.
They had rough sail who went tC
Cleveland and ont on the lake Monday
most of them rendering tribute where the5
had not anticipated Two ladies lost theil
hats, and the closing sentiment OF the da]
was doubtless to aPraise the waters bu
keep on land
Judge Dirlaln was in the army fighting
to save his country, while Judge Gedde
was at home irving to elect Valiandighan
Governor Of the State. Attend the meeting
Saturday night and hear all about the 10y
atty of the present Democratic candidate
for Congress during the war
Joseph Bacon, late clerk Of the Ameri
can House, in Wellington, who becam
deranged short time ago, and LEFT hi
situation, died last week, the derangemen
of mind and illness being caused by inlr
~ TO the spine by rebel bullet while b
was q soldier in the 6th Ohio regiment
Within very few years in the city {
Philadelphia the English Sparrow, tn
very cit and cad Of birds, has driven fror
the gardens all the wild beautiful feathere
creatures whom as a boy knew. The f1r'
flashing scarlet tanager and the hummlnt
forgotten, or unknown to city children
Chas G. Leland in "The Gypsies."
Rev. w. G. Ward returns to Wellingto
as pastor of the Methodist Church. Fe'
minds assimilate knowledge so readily, {
classify and remember facts with sue
philosophical judgement, have what the
know At such ready command, or EXPIRE.
their ideas so easily and we'll He is ther
fore. one of the best preachers Of his Co
ference, and his congregation consids
themselves fortunate in his ministry.
The Entertainment Sunday evening I
fhe Methodist Church, by The Missic
Helpers.p was attended by full hous
and Fl the stiffness and attention was an
Indication of interest, there was no lac
of that The essays, declamatlons, recit
tons music and speeches all concerne
aAfrtca. The Continent of the future, an
renresented something Of the fund OF
formation about that country, learned .
fhe Society in the two months since !
orranization. The large map OF Afrls
,,sed was drawn by two of the young iadie
Eleanor McDermott and Ida Stroup-
c-ss 4 coincidence that both the young
,fission Circles Of the Methodist and Co
1rerational Churches here were this sun
- studying the same subject; ana II
~-,<;s;nb what q fund Of information,
<-'c-v of resource, of achievement and
~---;,, c,,sns to the student taking ar
11''or or 'neople as a subject for stud
E.<- -,ar;odicals. newspapers, aids {
es>-@ hind that ordinarily would pass U
o1.1-,-ii 49,, eame To one who is anxious I
zs.<Ecire in any special direction.
F113<red robe woven from African e 9
p a><ives in that country ana on
~-,e1 h quaint but not unartlsuc neeu
'< p >>]crs, draped the pulpit