The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-08-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss Ella Wadsworth started for Iowa
Thursday evening last.
Mrs Rev Moore has sister from SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. visiting her.
Services will be held as usual in the
Disciple Church next Sabbath.
Mrs R. 81. Kinnison and son returned
last week from their summer visit.
Miss Ella Thurston, of Portland, Me-, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. G. Starr.
Miss E. A. French is away on visit of
several weeks TO friends in New York.
Considerable new sidewalks and several
new crossings have improved the streets. =
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Bush, of Lodi, were
in town visiting friends during the Fair.
Miss Julia Dickson has returned to
Missouri where she is engaged in teach
ing.
The Reflector printing Company of Nor
walk, are going to start daily paper in
that place.
Mr.. B. F. Locke has been visiting in
Ravenna and Mrs. Locke in Medina and
Wadsworth.
Mrs. McKinnon, of Taylor ST., has gone
to Wellington for visit of six weeks
Cleveland Leader.
The Misses Alma Peabody and Yana
Smith, of Greenwich, were visiting Miss
Myrtle Nichols last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds are visiting at
Mr. E. H. Gregory's. Mr.. Reynolds has
been in Texas for some time.
Rev. T. W. Browning, of Wadsworth,
and Mrs. W. s. Franks. his daughter,
were in the city Sunday.-Akron Beacon.
Mrs. Sawten and son are spending a
few days at Lake Breeze, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lampman, of that popular
resort
The officers and directors of the Wei
lington Agricultural Society will meet to
adjust claims, on Saturday September End
at 10A.M.
= Blair Doland and Norton Horr, both of
whom graduated at Eastern Colleges this
year, will enter the Columbia Law College
in October.
The contract for the construction of the
road-bed of the Killbuck Valley Railway
has been let and is to be finished by JAN
uary l, 1888.
Geo. Stebbins, who has been in Texas
for six years reached the home of his
mother Mrs. Tracy, in Toledo, . few days
since, surprising and rejoicing his family.
1t was the Harness Maker Wells of
Greenwich, that Mr.. Otterbacher bought
out and not Mr.. E. Wells, of Wellington.
Some of our readers failed to understand.
In behalf of the Baptist Church, of
New London, the trustees desire to return
thanks to the members of the Wellington
Stone Company for substantial favors re
ceived.
All persons having expense accounts
with the Wellington Agricultural Society
are requested to file them with the Secre-
tary.on or before Saturday, September End
at 10 A. NJ.
An article on the Prohibition question
is a second time laid over on account of q
pressure of other matter that could not be
put off, VIII give it place at the earliest
opportunity.
Work has already been begun on the
Killbuck Valley r. r. from Wooster to
Burbank. The citizens along the route
are enthusiastic. The subscription has
reached to within s25,00O of the amount
estimated necessary to complete it.
Muddy water, and especially that Of
Lake Chan, Horr's PondO is detrimental
to silk dresses as young lady visiting in
town can testify. We omit details in or
der to spare the feelings of the Pr
alumnus who was sat the oar"
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hook and Ladder Company will be held
ON Friday evening Sept. 1st, instead oi
Monday, Sept 4th. A full attendance is
desired as business of Importance will
come before the meeting. BY order oi
the Chief.
Miss E. Mcconnell, teacher in the {
Grammar School last year. went to urban'
last week, where she is engaged to teach
the coming year. She is very superior
teacher and the people of Urbana may
congratulate themselves on so valuable ar
addition TO their corps of instructors.
Rev. W.G. Ward delivered the first o.
a series of evening discourses on Temper
ance, last Sunday night. From his knowl
edge of European life he is able to speaA
intelligently of the comparative indulgence
!, in intoxicating beverages OF the foreign
peasantry and the debasing habits OF thu
same classes in this country. S