The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-01-18
Local ana miscellaneous


Thomas W. Davidson was married on
the 9th, at Norwalk, to Miss Dora Phillips,
of Wakeman.
Congregational Church, has resigned on ac-
count of failing health.
G.. w. Strong. formerly a resident of
Pittsfeld, died, Jan. 9th, of dropsy of the
heart at his home in Newark, West Va.
The only SON of ]. c. Artz, former pub
Usher of the ENTERPRISE, child of seven
years, died, this morning, of diphtheria-
Lewis Bennett lately butchered berk-
shire pig thirteen months old, which
weighed, dressed, 452 lbs. This is a better
showing than either of the other cases.
Neighborly Amenities-"We are glad
to know that the W. & l.. E. R R. shops
are not to be located at the 'mud-puddie
in skipper city."-New London Cor.
Norwalk paper.
A splendid opportunity to invest in well
located business property in Wellington,
pays per cent net over tax and insurance.
will be sold very cheap, also dwelling
house for sale. Apply to s. s. Parker. IL
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Ives, of Brooklyn, l.. l., has been
dangerously i'll, which delayed the return
of Miss Alice Adams to Wellington, but
she is expected this week.
Frank Norton, of Penfield, O., and Miss
Mary X. Wildey, of Shelby, Mich, were
married at the latter place on Jan. 8, 1882
They returned to Penfield last Friday and
will make their home there for the present.
We have a section of the bark of one
the mammoth redwood trees of California
on exhibition in our window. 1t was 1S
| inches thick, originally, but three inches
were cut off to make it fit the box for ship
ping.
The freight and express offices at the w.
& L. E. R. r. are now open for business.
The q. S. Express Co. have control the
business on that road. Freight from
| Cleveland to Norwalk has been shipped
via Wellington. Mr.. E. K. Fluke is station
agent.
The eighth Annual Oratorical contest of
Oherlin College occurred last week, and
was considered, in uniform excellence OF
all the productions, superior to any pre-
ceeding one ID. f. Bradley was awarded
the first place, and G. II. Dye the second,
while Miss Eva L. Emery's essay was con-
sidered the best
The autopsy in the case of Mrs. Horace
Fitch. of Olmsted, who died very suddenly
after taking chloroform and having teeth
extracted while partially under its in
fluence, showed that the heart and lungs
were healthy, and that there was no APP
parent reason for her being an improper
subject TO which To administer the anes-
thetic.
aThe Tennessee Jubilee Singers and
Colored Concert Company is what is left
of the troupe who came to Wellington to
play "Uncle Toms Cabin fortnight
ago. They failed here financially, we be
lieve. The pay-master did not come
around; some of the company mustered
themselves out and the remainder got
little help from the printer and started out
under the new name given above.
orion foote, WIG Ior s SoLn9 IN n1lne nSs
been IN business u noen .siaH, w. IL, ~ Ha.N
oriei Vlsn 70 his m Pa,eu.s' ~, Pradsnr,, De
=; ". oo's, un JILL a1's o,~rioved @ Phys;c;ans
~neIe ,ltl nc = s,,soad ~ 10 consymntive
nave Pr1ne'unoeu .se 80 R E,or;ds Nth ;nstrnc,
s;. anu e.e .e ii.. . F. d;frerent climate even In
summer, from that OF ROCK islaru, whlcn
determined Mr.. Foote IN leaving MS excel
lent situation there.
Nr q n Eoote will r,,n hack after
.s,is date for the Recommendation of our
= - .s-us.neople anu others wishing TO 90 to
aod >Sm trans of either of our rail roads
~ 20 no rom one part oil the village 10 an
o,hars uo hiss contracted for close hack
- -. -, s7,nO. which will be ready for
Soss apou .1 S;ng In the meantime he
use, use IN une opl- . Sseat,sd carriages. This
VIA VIA Use wv - great accommoda-
arr. aieenlen. VII oe We have no doubt
non ~ y, oui .,, PeoPi,e anu nized - ,
II VIII oe iaiif pA'io 5
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sSIaas,ss.. =, ar,orrc;n.r ,ha fact ss a nat
ter OF business enterprise that MT nast
lngs mas purchased uuring ine year 1921
sOo domestic macnlnes ana mas s1ia 10
In .ne sa.iis 20 tI,le e nas nov On nai;u
s.ocs y. " 1sSs isI,, =.
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eae aus =. "a III, ~. h~.ls.
anu carry cus,ueis '.Ii VII ~ .ne oeien' ~
as ms PITT VIII Ieiiia ssaue as oe
lore. MI nastibgsis get'lns ne" Wagon
adapted 10 hls business anu an machines
VIII De deliVered at the MONIES Oh purchas-
ers without extra charse-
r.o..a;,;r,, st-.ns,ers hos for n long
49,, b,,t one never knows
~, nseS,I and handy the friends who
-. ona,s hosnitaiitv NAV become
=. ossa of emergency So when the
y. II -. ,ha sen;or sd;t9r was called mn
oahei .l ua3 - <.nn,,la ha had , exnlsin
on 10 MARY oouPie, ny as 1e1 W W eAPrs.., P,.;.
lnat tne ~; p.,'..;,n, =, 49,,
9nu .ne .,...... ar,,al 20 tho rsnn;ranoer;s
ruo,lS :no ',e.ls ae,.ar, tha, s;s1stnre a,1j
OF . iiS -, st;-sl,, ;rs,, tI,s;an, 70 ON
sura sv~x tha Iersiity of nensioninr an ex.sol