The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
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Z0czI and miscellaneous

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Mrs. C. w. Millen, of Norwalk, was at
her fathers, Saturday.
Mrs. Lucinda Avery has lately been i'm
proving her house by painting.
H. E. Foster, formerly editor of the
Cuyahoga Republican, was recently mar
ried in Toledo.
Rev. B. J. Hoadley has in the absence of
the regular quill driver been editing the
Clyde Enterprise.
Erie Street.-The new road is called opened
from Prospect Street to the depot of the
| w. & L. Z. Railroad.
Mr.. L. A. Freat, merchant of Dalton,
made brief visit to Wellington relatives
last week, en- route from Cleveland.
Wadsworth,s mill at Griggsville cut
three hundred feet of inch lumber in eight
minutes few days since.-New London
Record.
The dinner at the Methodist Church par
lors election day was success, bringing
in $34, an item which should have been
mentioned last week.
DIR. n. J. -Holbrook has removed his
Office to the old Dental Rooms in the Bank
Building, and would be pleased to see all
those desiring his services.
Rev. DIR. ]. W. Brown, ofTrinity Church
Cleveland, has resigned and accepted a
call to st. Paurs Episcopal Church, Buff
falo to take effect May 1st.
Wadsworth Andrews, of Hudson, is
spendine his vacation at the farm in
| Penfeld. His brother, s. j. Andrewsis in
Wisconsin on his way to Dakota.
The Fay Manufacturing Company, or
ganized in Elyria, Saturday, with capi-
| tai of $4,000, and will commence the
manufacture of the Fay Sulky scraper.
A brick addition will be made to the
rear of Bowlby and Halls store extending
as far north as Mr.. Rininger's new store
and win be built in connection with it.
Mrs. Lockwood, of Milan, came Satur-
day to visit her sister Mrs Huntley. Be
fore her late marriage she was the widow
of DR.. Van Norman, who died at Frement.
The widow and daughters of the late
Wellington to reside, and occupy part of
Miss Loveland,s house on North Main St
Work on the foundation of Mr.. Rining-
er's new building is being pushed forward
rapidly and win, doubtless, be finished
by the time he will have TO vacate his pres
ent store.
Prof Cunning had to leave unfinished
a course of lectures begun in Massillon
and Akron to fulfill q previous engage,
ment to inspect silver mines in Utah and
New Mexico.
The drug stores in Medina will not pay
the tax imposed by the new liquor law and
will only sell on physicians prescriptions;
at his trade as carpenter.
|. Mrs. Baird, of Olivet, Mich, q sister of
of Mr.. e. o. Foote is visiting him, and
win spend several weeks, at least, with
friends here before going on to see her
daughter in Pennsylvania.
Orders for the new carriage line, for con-
veyance to and from the trains on either
railroad, for pleasure driving or other
local travel should be left at the Hotel, and
win be carefully attended to. Vehicles and
horses in readiness at the briefest notice.
Thomas J. Fishburi,, farmer at North
Eaton, Lorain County, Friday evening
beat his wife's brains out, then went a
mile antfa half from the house and cut
his own throat Four little children are
left. He had once been in the insane
asylum.
A Young man and his sister, waiting to
take midnight train at Wooster, were as
saulted by three highwaymen apparently
for purposes of robbery when the screams
of the young lady, good as q police force,
brought help TO the brother before his
watch and money could be secured.
William Hersey and family. who have
been residents of New London for q num-
Der of years, take their departure for Wei
lin gton to-day, at which place they Will re-
side Mr.. Hersey expects TO find a better
field for work at his trade, which induces
him to leave New London.-Record.
At the late township election held in
Penfield the following officers were elect
ed: Trustees, II. Witbeck, ID. G. Bunt and
Z. jackson; Treasurer, Orin Starr; Assess
or, G.. II. Norton: Clerk; w. Krebs; Con-
| stables, w. c. Houghton and Ed Norton /;
| Supervisor, o. 4. Starr
The Bayou Teche, in Louisiana, with a
natural levee, formed ages ago, and which
| had not been known to overflow for hun
dred years its west bank where the Bald
win plantation is situated, has risen lately
| so as to oblige Mr.. Baldwin TO leave his
residence for higher ground. The Bayou
| is q tributary of the Atchafalaya and is re-
ceiving portion Of its surplus water.
John Latimer.. Norwalk boy, who
wears ago lost an eye by sling shot was
Seriously wounded in the other by q play
mate throwing a broken stick at him with
a slivered end that struck tho eye. The
| way the average boy splays" with his fel-
l lows leads any thoughtful observer to
| wonder that so many of them survive the
perils of the playground and live to'grow
| up.
IXMrs. Chas. Seeley died verv suddenly,
| Wednesday afternoon, April 9th, suppos-
i ed to be from heart disease. She had
been in several stores that afternoon and ap-
peared 10 be in her usual health. When
she returned home she called for help, was
taken to her bed and died in q few min
utes afterward. The deceased has been a
/ resident of Wellington many years and a
consistent member Of the Congregational
| Church and had the confidence and es-
TEEN of her neighbors and friends Age
20 years
4 The Akron Beacon says IA lecture such
as Rev. J. ii. Vincent ID. ID. gave an au-
dience of about 500 at the First M. E.
/ Church last Saturday. evening was one OF
those broad, beautiful, wise and witty
creations of the master mind that are
utterly unreportable and truly must be
| heard TO be appreciated. Contrasting 1t with
That Boy and That Boys SISTER il is
i as good as both combined-and little
/ better.n DIR. Vincent will be here in Wei
lington in May at the dedication Of the
new Methodist Sunday School room.
Miss Ida Newell, of Meadville, Pa. had
been visiting at her uncle's, r. Jones, OF
1 Wellington, and in the extremity OF Mr.:
l Rowell's fatal illness, a near neighbor OF
1 Mr.. Jones, Miss Newell went there for a
| few days. and assisted in the sick house
hold. A week ago Moniay she had sore
| throat and returned TO her uncles where
She was promptly and carefully nursed,
and proper remedies used, and ON Tuesday
| fhourh abe did not seem seriously III DIR.
l IS.-.. -rao called No aDDrehensiOn Of dan