The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-03-15
Local ana miscellaneous

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spent the Sabbath in town.
DR.. Tanner of starvation noteriety is
practicing medicine in Buffalo. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs weideman, of Seville, have
been visiting in town, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Foskeit. -
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Vaughn, of Yelling
ton spent last Sunday with relatives in
this place.-Wakemah Independent.
John w. Defrees, of the Mama Union,
one of the oldest editors of the State, died
March 10th at Troy, o., aged 72 years.
Mr.. S. Mallory, of Cleveland, has rent
ed the Carpenter house which Mrs Nc
Dermott is about to vacate to take possess
ion of her own
The sap snow Monday morning put the
finishing touches on the roads which were
ed by the storm.
Mrs. Chas. Willard has for some time
suffered from sciatic rheumatism, and is
now confined to the bed and almost help
less from the disease.
Mrs. Abernathy, of New London, cele-
brated her Esd birthday on the 9th inst.
The Record says she has wellpreserved
health and mental faculties. ~
Miss Grace McClaran. of Wooster,
whose death we mentioned last week, was
a relative of DIR. McClaran, of Wellington,
and visited here last summer.
Mr.. A. H. Palmer s. Son have rented the
basement of the RiningeI' IS store, fitted 1t up
nicely and will carry on butter, cheese
and general provision store.
We are glad to see several of the High
School pupils at the lectures with note
book and pencil. evidently come there 10
learn, and are giving valuable aid 10 men,
ory by making note ont"
Mr.. S. S. Parker and family left last
week for their Dakota home 10 be absent
several months. They went rather unex-
pectedly to their friends who intended 10
have the opportunity to say their adieus
Judge Burnett, the colored barber
who worked in Mr.. Kunz's snop for u
lime, and who was burned out in the
Oberlin fire, losing his house and contents,
received over sx65 in u cash subscription
from Wellington business men.
Erwin Adams and Mr., and Mrs Win
decker went to New York on learning OF
Mr. Ives death. Miss Alice Adams did
not hear of her brother-in- laws death till
she reached the door ofh his home IN Brook
lyn, Wednesday morning of last week.
Two little girls about eight years of age
started from a school house IN Sullivan
and tramped all day having adopted that
as profession They were found in
Homer and brought home, and being
properly punished concluded that their
new business did not pay.
The language ofyaccination has become
part of the children's dialect. A little Wei.
lington girl noticing that one of the callas
had bud, thought she had found symp-
toms of bloom in the unfolding leaf OF an
other, and exclaimed, "Oh Mamma, this
one is beginning to work, too."
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Russell were call
ed TO Ruggles last week, to the funeral OF
of a sister of Mrs. Russell, Mrs Mattie Nor
ris, formerly Miss Hall who three years
ago spent some time here with Mrs. Rus
sell. Mrs. Morris was married soon after,
and died very suddenly ut her homie near
st. Johns, Michigan
An addition like baywindow has been
put on the baggage room just north of the
depot and il is being fitted up for tele-
graph office. When done it will be one of
the finest on the line bttween Cleveland
and Columbus. The old office will be
4 used in connection with room back OF it
for baggage and express
Navigation has hardly been closed as
far as fear of ice was concerned, and the
steamers X b. Hayes, Jay Cooke and B.
F. Ferris have all commenced running
their regular trips from Sandusky. The
steamers City of Cleveland and City of De-
troil have both received extensive improy-
ments during the winter.
Tfhe ladies OF the Methodist Church
i have commenced the herculean task OF
4 nd
for all the pews. Their work is superin-
tended and assisted by practical uphol
sterer, and if this was one of the industries
in which ''many hands make light work
the Job" would be speedily accomplished
S.H. Dewey, of Litchfield, has purchas
ed u home in Berea, of Mrs. Lucy Is
Woodbridge on Elm st. south of the stone
Church. AR. Dewey has brother and
sister in Wellington and il had been hopeI
thew would settle here. The Advertise
also saws that the new residence OF DIR. w
G. Pierce, second house south of the StoB'
Church, is rapidly approaching compile
tion.
Mrs. Vincent Shank is under the care o
DIR. Sampsel, of Elyria, and is not improv
ing very rapidly Mr.. Dan. Casw5ll
formerly of this town now connected viii
the Blue Rock Mineral Spring Go, o
Cleveland, was in town last week, ant
sold his farm to his. brother Henry. Th'
largest sale of real estate made in thi
vicinity was recently made by Samue
Sears. The property in question wa
known as the PcnIield farm, and the sal
amounted to 9,009.-Litchfield Cor. Me
dina Gazette.
Waniel-Twenty five ffrst-class loafer
to come TO the American House, ever.
Sunday and occupy the chairs that are 70
, the guests OF the house. They are reques'
ed 10 bring their own cigars and tooacc'
and spit ON the floor, AS the Porter ha
nothing to do but. clean up after ther
Monday. Would like a few more from tn
, Boarding Houses il they can get away
Have secured fresh stock of second Gro
tooth picks. None but firstclass loafer
Z need apply.
S. Brainard's Sons have just issued tw
new pieces OF vocal music To which W
cali attention. any Rose from Angt
Mothers Grave" by Is. McMurry, wi
, be popular for the parlor singing circle {
, concert; and kiss Me Darling ere go,
is another with pleasing melody and wei
: arranged chorus, the latter by Chas- Wa
rem Either of these can be obtaine
through any music dealer, or u copy wi
be mailed postpaid on the receipt OF 4Oc
by the publishers at Chicago, Ill, or Clev
e land. o., who will send their catalogu
free on application.
1 A letter received yesterday from Rev.
Q s. Albright says "As for myself, my. In
g proyement is a marvel to behold. NJ
a cough is almost cured. have free use !
the diseased lung. The air passes throug
1t almost as freely as in the other. d
Il Firestone says the ear detects very lit
. difference in the two sides and that l a
!. coming out of it surprisingly. and am &
: ing finally to be sound. L sing about
clearly and strongly rs ever, with no effo
and the Doctor thinks 1t does me GOOD al
= advises me to keep il up. / can now sta
off and walk mile and back again in fiji
spirits. What Joy there is in returnir
bealthr' His friends here congratula
q him and rejoice with him. Ii lifts gre