The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-05-17
Local and miscellaneous

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ted appears in this paper.
Miss Martha Wadsworth has returned
from. q three weeks visit in Cleveland.
R.N. Goodwin is building very fine
addition to his house on Courtland Av.
Supt. Parker, of Elyria, has received
call to take charge of Granville Seminary.
| Mr.. o. Herrick moved his jewelry store
Julia West is teaching the school in dis
| trict No. 4, her first experience in that
line.
eMr. Arthur Dyer leaves tonight for
Tennessee in the employ of w. X. Santley
81 Co.
Mrs. Clarrissa Whitney died of dropsy,
at the age of 76 years A son of hers lives
in Wellington
The carpets of the Methodist Church
werervery badly tracked with mud on the
day Of dedication.
A golden eagle, Oft. and inches from
tip to tip of wing, was lately killed in Kill
buck bottom, Wooster.
Messrs. Craddock and Battles have put
up q very fine iron fence in front of their
/ lots on Mechanic streets.
Rev. J. A DAILY exchanged pulpits, Sun
day, with Rev. c. N. Fitch, of the Nor
walk Congregational Church.
Found, solid gold ring. The owner
can have the same by paying for this notice
Inquire of Mrs. Henry Witbeck-
Mrs. Fanny Sears, wife of Vincent
Shank, died of consumption in Litchfeld,
May 2nd, aged 80 years and . months.
| A. C. Benedicrs wife and son started for
West Virginia, Tuesday evening, for
visit of three or four weeks to her son.
The arrival of heavy weight gentle
man, permanent boarder, at p. G. Thomas
is the cause of Mrs Daugherty's sojourn
at Gallon.
| Mr.. G. H Black has taken the contract
for building house for Mr.. E. Hustled
this season on the east half of the old
James Dewolf lot.
Rev. Geo. Mather returns to Bucyrus
tomorrow having been visiting in town
since Monday. Mrs. Mather and daughter
go home with him.
Some very severe cases of inflammation of
the eyes have occurred in town lately.
Mrs J. II. Woolley and Mrs. Mcclellan
were seriously affected.
Mrs. H. S. Smith, who has been long
so-, 70 Graf,on accom1anied nv her
| Ssngb,sr m snend q few davs
Rey.-L ii. Mcconnell spent q part OF
Monday In town, on his return 10 NOR
walk from Rochester where ne had al
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Aessrs hoohey ana wight nave JUST
put down q walk OF the largest ana thick-
est stone ever LAID In Wellington peing
little over 7x12 feet In ouOhts 10 last fffty
years
| Martin Chairman. while going to his
home. Monday evening, felf through a
dangerous hole in the sidewalk and came
near doing himself serious injury, says the
Lorain Times
Mrs Flecta Howl. of Staunton- Mich.
1 formaIlv of this nlace and mother of Mrs
Owns W;lliams died SATURDAY. of old
age AT the aos % wears and was buried by
the side of her husband iu the old cemetery
last Tuesday.
The Senior class of the Norwalk High
School NUMBERING 10 with Sunt Kinney
and Miss Newton went over To Wejling.
Cor, Fr;dav on . snaciai train 10 visit the
Wsliin We oton Seniors They snent a most
nleasa1y eveninc ~Norwa5k Refiector.
I Mamie Hinman, a SIX year OLD grand
daughter OIL tne late L. + W arc, WIN q
little playmate OF iour were lately found
.shoo-ng young alligator three and a
/ Of Their Florida home Chiidren and ali.
GATOR xvsra taken in cbsroe and the Latter
ssnt 40 Eivria
Members of bands and musical organiza-
lions throughout the country will learn
with regret of the death of Prof T. J. Kel-
Ter, which occurred at Clarinda, Iowa, on
the 2Sth ult He was q composer OF Ma,
tional reputation, and there Is no band OF
any note in the United States that is not
playing some Of his music.
The stxt, Association of the Conprepa
nonal Church, met IN TOO lasl week
Inc ea.nsng mas 5aIge 3hu IsS pivSeI; os sS,;s
ings interesting. nev; d n lay VI tIia
place, was CHOSEN Mooerai9T OF me Dooy'
and fresloens 0l tne o,sie Rome mlsslon'
airy oociety. W. n. rfsher anu hIrani
Allyn were delegates from the Congrega
tional Church In THIS place.
Rev N &. Albri oht learned Immediate.
lv on his return home last week, that his
lonlv remaining sister. Miss Ada Albrieh,
Of neisEars was near death from a ranid.
| Iy 5eveloned Iung trouhle She had been
a. some lime in FAILING health. and as n
was known that ner oisease was Oh pul
mona,y cnaIacter, the knoWleoge ol !. mas -
oeen kept from her pIother, Wisning ~
spare MN me depressing enec. oi sucn
Anxiety.
Rev. Isaac Beardsley, of the Colorado
Conference, is visitir relatives in Well
/, ington and vicinity, md preached here
Sabbath morning and Ayening in the NJ
E. Church. He was licensed to preach al
Quarterly Conference of Wellington Cir
cult held In this village % years ago, and
has been in the ministry continuously ex
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countries, and a vacation of few months
past for his health. He has spent the
winter in Baltimore, and.with his wife il
on his way homeward.
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