The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05
Guiteau is dead! Now give us a rest.

Mrs D. Hoke has been visiting in Illi-
nois the last two weeks.
1T Herrick and wife came home to
the 4tlI1 with MIS- parents. - - - -
Mrs. A NJ. Fitch who has been quite i'll,
is now making rapid recovery.
Mrs Lille Phelps. and, children, of
Scranton, iowa, are visiting at her fathers,
VIM. RipingeE 81,
"A. /. HAYES, of Lima, was in town Mon
day afternoon, spent the 4th with friends
in Penfeld, and returned home today.
Mr.. Frank L. wean, principal of the
High School of Alpens, Mich, has been
spen ding hsfew days with his uncle W.R
Wean.
w. r.. Santley entertained about 10 or 10
of his employees Monday evening. Those
living hereabouts were accompanied by
their wives. .s.NNNSE NfSfEVf.N
A communication from Spencer, and
some other items intended for this issue
are unayoidably delayed, but will appear
in our next.
DR.. ]. Rust and son, Arthur, returned this
morning from their extended trip through
Minnesota, ,IoYa and Dakota They had
very pleasant timeS ~ ~
Attention Is directed to The advertise
ment in another column, of r. 81. Lam
phere, agent for Wellington for the New
Home Sewing Machine.
On account of the rain and bad weather
the proceeds of the Fireman's Festival
on Friday and Saturday evenings were
not as large as expected, being only $50.
A little two year child of Mr. Snyder,
bookkeeper for W.. R Santley 81 Co, fell
off porch on Tuesday breaking its arm
near the elbow. 1t was set by DIR. Edwin
Rust.
The Wellington Fire Co., desire to ex-
tend their thanks to all who so willingly
lent their aid towards making their Lawn
Fete success. The net receipts are
about $50. ~sasr- -, -, -
From January 1st to June LIST 3,4S0
miles of railroad have been completed and
opened for business in this country at an
estimated cost of $4,000 per mile or a
total of S69, 100000.
Daniel Sullivan, a section hand ON the
&C. 9. & i. r. II. accidentally shot him
self in, the foot with q pistol yesterday
morning DIR. McClsran extracted the
ball. The wound is not thought to be ser
ioqs.
Prof. Kinnison and wife are attending
the State Teachers Association at Niagara
this week. They were at the Oberlin
Commencement last week. He expects
to be absent visiting friends six or seven
weeks.
The receipts from the Lawn Festival the
evening of the 4ih were $76,expenses were
light Considering the unfavorable weather
it was a remarkable success. The Ladies
return thanks to the citizens for theirslib-
eral patronage.
Mr. rGhas Bush, now with Mr.. Hustled,
has rented the Criswell' store in Lodi and
will start shoe store there. His many
friends will wish him success in hisbusiness
venture. He has had years of experience
in the boot and shoe trade.
J. Z. Moss while cleaning the plate glass
front of Rininger's store was precipitated
by the tipping of step ladder a distance
of some eight feet striking upon the stone
door step and was badly bruised on his
hip and the side of his head besides dis
abling one hand and wrist. a1g..s-. &.
There is crossing in front of this Office
lower in the center than at either end of
the road on each side, and after every rain
it presents a slough rather than a walk.
In fact, people are Obliged to take to the
road which. is higher and dryer.
Mr.. John Mallory, Of Cleveland, who is
to take charge of the new dry goods store
has moved his family into the Carpenter
house on South Main Street He with his
partner, Mr.. Jopp, has been spending a
few days here giving directions about the
repairs 70 be made 70 the store.
Frank Nicola and Erwin Fisher, book.
keepers and statesmen in the employ of
Fisher, Wilson s. Co., of Cleveland, were
in town last night and took in the lawn
fete- Highly pleased with the place and
the young ladies init, they left this morn
ing promising to come again upon the first
opportunity.-Cuyahoga Cor. Akron Bea-
con. tf
Gen. A. B. Nettleton, of the End o. c.,
delivered the annual address before the
Oberlin Alumni chosing for his topic,
Reforms" Including pledges the en-
dowment of Oberlin College has reached
$4,000 The Trustees have voted to give
5000 towards new building for the
ladies societies, like sum having been
secured by the Alumni.