The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Miss Ella Wadsworth has gone to see
her brother at Raysyille, D.
T. Doland and wife and SON have reach
ed home from New Jersey. 80
Mr.. Geo. Cowles i'll with cardiac dropsy
was reported dying this morning.
A son of Wesley Squires at Wakeman,
died, July 1st from the kick Of horse.
Mrs. Broom and children, of Cleveland,
have been visiting Mrs. VIM Cushion sr.
Mrs. Powers sister who has been with
her since her illness, went home Monday.
Mrs. Lefingwell and daughter, of
Revanna, are visiting at Mrs Chas. Per-
kins'.
Mrs. Alden, of Mechanicsburg, is spend
ing few days with her daughter, Mrs.
: w. G. Ward.
A reunion of the McDermott family was
happy social event at Mrs W. r. SAINT
ley's, yesterday.
Mrs Schuyler Davis, of Cleveland, is
visiting her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E Mason fgfts
Delton Day,student of the oberlin Com
mercial College, spent last Sabbath with
friends in town.
RF. Jones, who has been very sick for
many weeks past, came up town yesterday
for the first time -
Mrs. Ives and children, and Miss Alice
Adams, came on from Brooklyn last week
to their friends here
Mrs. w. R. wean was called to Chardon
last Friday, on account of the serious i'll
ness of her brothers wife.
Miss In Crosier is seriously inconven-
fenced by sprained ankle caused by q
misstep in alighting from q carriage.
Christie McDermotrs twenty-first birth
relatives at Mrs Sankey's, yesterday.
Geo. Melin, a Is years old boy of Elyria,
died from lockjaw occasioned by n wound
made by stepping on rib Of an umbrella.
A notice of the Republican County Con-
yention to be held in Elyria, August 5th,
was received too late for insertion in this
issue.
The Ladies' Society of the Disciple
Church meet this afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. VIM. Cushion Sr. on Barker
Street Az
A horse attached to one of N. Huckins
& Co.'s delivery wagons, ran away Mon
day morning, but was caught before any
damage was DONE
A new weed called Long john resem-
bling mustard, and of which cattle are
extremely fond, is said to make the milk of
cows eating it, worthless.
Frank Daugherty, telegraph operator at
the Target, has resigned his position and
started on last Monday for Colorado, where
he expects to work at his trade.
The Weymouth Correspondent of the
Medina Gazette says; Mrs. A. Loomis of
that place, recently found behind the book
rack on her organ black snake five feet
in length. Sf
Supt- Sprague, of the Berea public
schools has resigned. The Board cut his
salary from 81 100 to 81 900 claiming, how
ever, that they are anxious TO have him
retain his position. .ei lss..sr,
Miss Libbie Stuchfield went to Roches-
ter, N. Y, a week ago, summoned by the
serious illness of friend Her sister and
family, who had been visiting here, smn
ed home only the night before.
BowIby & Hall have had fine stone
walk put down in front Of their store, the
stone coming from the Clarksfeld Stone
quarry, for the use of the public, and an
elevator in the rear Of the store for their
own use.
Col. Noah Orr, the Union County Giant,
died of infammatory rheumatism at his
home in Marysville, July I'd, 1882, aged
As. He was the largest man in the State,
being over feet in height and weighed
nearly 600.
A girl of five years was lately killed by
lightning, in her fathers door way. near
Hudson, and boy Of twelve IN Newoerry
Geauga County was killed while standing
under wire clothes-line. Both were In
exposed places in thunder storm.
During the five years of Rev. J. A Daly's
pastorate of the Congregational Church OF
Wellington, .125 members have been added
10 the Church and the society have con-
tributed to local and foreign interests more
than $4,000.
A drink for the harvest field is made
tbus. Take one-fourth of pound of oat-
meal and two or three quarts water, boil
II we'll then add an ounce or one and one
half ounces of brown sugar. Shake up
tbe oatmeal well through the liquid. In
Summer drink this cold, in Winter hot.
MANY will find it more agreeable when =
niece of lemon peel is boiled with IT. Ii
will give more strength and endurance
than any drink yet compounded, ana
ouench the thirst equally as well.-NeW
London Record. .