The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-06-14
Local aua .akEscelzaneous

Local and .1zESceZZlueOzLS
Oberlin talks of having water works.
DIR. w. B. Davidson has re-painted his
house in fine style.
Mr.. E. Wells has q fine step-stone in
front of his house.
The Greenwich Fair is now In progress
and lasts till Friday.
The Universalists held convention at
Bryan, o., astweek.
Hon. James Monroe has gone to Ne
braska on short lecturing tour.
Miss Anna Adams was out riding last
Thursday for the first time this Spring.
Mrs. M. ZoIlenger, of Sandusky, is visit
ing at her fathers Mr.. F. Stuchheld's.
Al new time card went into effect June
1st for the Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail-
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacoby, of Polk,
made Mr.. j. H. Wooley short visit last
week
Claims for sheep killed and injured by
dogs, made by r. N. Goodwin, Notary
Public.
Warren d. Roberts, formerly an in
fiuential resident of Norwalk, died in Cal
itornia on Sd inst
The Medina Public Schools close on
June 18th, Superintendent Parker, of
Elyria, addresses the class.
Mr.. VIM. Cushion, ST., had very ser
ious attack of bilious collie last week, but
is now able to be around.
Mr.. Harry Stuchfield and wife, of Den
yer, Colorado, are expected this week for
short visit among friends.
Elyria and Oberlin now converse with
each other by means of q telephone. Why
can't we enjoy such privileges
FoR SLEZA large, nearly new house
and two lots on Gourtland Avenue, apply
to o. 7. Parrish, on the premises 2P
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwauld and family of
Chatham, are in town Intending in few
days 10 go to Reed City Michigan.
Prof h. J. Clark, supt. of the Oberlin
Schools, has resigned his position much to
Col. s. NJ. Barber, of Huron Co, is very
strongly endorsed by the Norwalk papers
as Republican candidate for Congress.
The graduating execises of Oberlin Col
lege commenceQn June 22d and last till
June 18th includibaall the various depart
mentS hA&> M =
Ehe Manx Family held reunion in
East FnionP WAyne,.Qd@ty on June list.
rrfs>was well 'attsided a1d)a pleasant time
reported. -issr
The Republican County Convention
meets in Elyria next Saturday. Caucuses
are held in the townships next Thursday
evening a' - 49,
From reports in other papers we learn
that Decoration Day was more generally
observed than IN any former year all over
the land. ~ Erf '7
The First National Bank of Oberlin,
has closed its business. An organization
called the Citizens National Bank takes
its place. - - :. -. -. = - .
Mansfield having failed to raise the
necessary amount TO secure the Wittenburg
College, that institution will remain at
Springfield -
The account Of Decoration services in
Sullivan was mislaid. and not found till
Friday after the paper was published. Ii
appears this week aialsH..s'- : 5'1l
The w. & L. e. commenced running q
Sunday train between Norwalk and Huron
last week. We expect one win be put on
the whole road soon. = -. -
Rev. r. w. Logan and wife, who have
been Missionaries TO = the, .Micronesian
Islands, have returned and are now at their
Miss Ella Met cConnaughey; former teach
er Of the B Grammar school, Is in town
this week for q visit and 10 attend the
closing exercises OF our schools
Gov. Foster Is expected 10 lay the cor
ner stone of the Gymnasium Of the Woos-
ter University during the commencement
season. About $4,000 have been raised
I D.L. Wadsworth, Of Wellington, is an
nounced as the Democratic candidate for
Congress by the Elyria Constitution. Per-
haps Wellington win have the honor Of
furnishing candidates for both parties.
The report that the people of New Lon
| don are to sue the W. q L. E. r. R. for
] the funds that were contributed for the
old abandoned line Is q mistake. The sub
scription Is In such = condition that 1t can
not be done ESlY5 80
| Mr. Eugene Pollock has come 10 Well
| ington for the purpose of teaching class
| in penmanship. He is q beautiful writer
and VIII furnish the young an opportunity
to improve their writing that they wln do
well to avail themselves Of
The frst Gommencemeut of the New
London Public Schools occurred on last
Friday evening. 1t was q grand success,
and the New London people feel justly
proud Of it. The class consisted OF Miss
Etta Packard and Miss Leona Perkins.
Thewellington Cor. Of the oberlin News
was in error about DIR. Jones, of Cleveland,
conducting the post mortem of Mrs DR..
| Hathaway. Dr. McLaran, Of Wellington
| he ,fro H. Tr,., I,.a
ing present with the physicians of Well
ington-
A general strike has occurred among the
! iron and steel workers in and about Pitts
burg which will affect about 100000 men
Il is caused by the refusal of manufactur.
ems 10 sign new and advanced scale OF
wages The reason is that the price Of
iron is going down. -. -
4 The people of Berea are trying to have
their council pass an ordinance that will
give them all the advantages of the law
passed by the Legislature for college
towns, restricting the sale of liquor, but
the council are in favor Of free whisky. i
looks bad for the moral tone Of Berea.
4 JIM Krieger has purchased the interes
of R.sW. Emerson, in the firm of Emerson
& Krieger, Troy, and will be glad TO have
all the old friends and customers of the late
firm call and see him. Mr.. Krieger is wide
awake and energetic, and win make thing
lively in his business -Ashlsnd Times.
Messrs. Mart. Webster and Chas. White
head have purchased the necessary maehi
merry and gone into house moving business
and, last week, they moved Mr.. Mccoy
house from South Main TO Prospect Street
They say they have gone into the busines
with the intention to t'moye"D buildings
and we believe they are the boys TO do Il
: The Premium List of the .Wellingtor