The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-10-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Mrs. Rattan, of Cleveland, is visiting
Mrs McDermott-
S. s. Parker is expected home on the
18th from Dakota.
Mrs. Hiram Couch has retnred from
fortnights visit in Cleveland.
Watson Lang came home with his sister,
Monday night, and is able to be about.
The little daughter of Wilbur Pierce has
been very i'll, but was better this morning.
Mr.. Chas. Bowers is disabled by pain
full felon on the thumb of his right hand.
Mr.. Edwin Crocker, of Berea, has pre-
sented spectroscope to Baldwin Univer-
sity.
Miss Florence Stone, of Litchield, was
married, Oct. Sd, to Mr.. G. F. Matteson, OF
Garfield o.
1t is amusing to hear the Primary schol-
airs in school talk learnedly of ''Subrano
and Alto"
E.B. Howk and wife went to Wooster
yesterday, and will visit Mr.. Albright dur
ing their absence
Newspapers for pantry shelves, and to
lay under carpets in fall housecleanng,
at the ENTERPRISE Office.
Elder J. C. EnceH, formerly pastor of
the Disciple Church here, has just moved
to Wadsworth and breaches there.
Mrs. J. H. Woolley was delegate to the
District meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, at kipton Station, Oct
9Th
Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. McDermott atten-
ded the annual meeting of the Missionary
Societies of the Episcopal Church, at
Cleveland last week.
Plymouth Church, Congregational,
Cleveiand, which with the lot has cost
S11SOO0, was dedicated Sunday. Rev. .Chas.
Terry Collins is the pastor.
The infant child of family named
Lovejoy, living In the west part of the vii
lage, died of cholera infantum, and the
burial occurred Monday.
Eva Lang was called to Cleveland last
week by the serious illness of her brother
Watson Lang, attacked with diptherla.
He was better at last accounts.
Mile. Litta, with a new company, sings
in Cleveland at the Tabernacle on the 10th,
her last appearance in this country before
her departure for prolonged stay In
Europe.
A reception for the Rev. Mr.. Sanford
anu family was uc1Q ut 1ColoOhSC W
Mrs. O. K Starr, in Penfield Thursday
evening last, at which eighty persons were
present.
Miss Cora Gannett, who is attending
Oberlin College, has been very ill there
with fever. She was brought home ON a
couch Monday, and her recovery Is now
hoped for.
The wedding anniversary of Mr.. s. Mrs.
Will Cushion and of Mr.. & Mrs. Gregory
occurring the same day, Oct sth, they eel
ebrated together, as guests of the latter,
Saturday evening.
The Methodist Church at Medina was
reopened Sunday with appropriate services.
Rev. B. j. Hoadley. a former pastor, preach
ing. Presiding Elder Searles was there and
preached Friday evening.
Rev. W. B. Pope, who preached here a
and Vanderbilt in the Alpena district, De
troit Conference His older brother, r. B.
Pope is stationed at Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Smith, started this
morning to visit friends in Brunswick,
Royalton, ,StrongviIe and Cleveland They
went in their own conveyance and VIII be
gone about three weeks.
A large delegation and many visitors are
here attending the annual meeting of the
Ohio Branch of the Woman's Board OF
Missions of the Congregational Church.
About 800 being expected in all.
Ella Norton. of Pelfield, has returned
home from Michigan, where she has been
since last winter, taking care of her sister,
Mrs. Philo Penfeld who is very feeble with
lung disease. She brought the invalid
with her, hoping the change might i'm
prove her health.
The last Cleveland excursion win be run
Thursday. Oct. 10Th, 1882. Fare round
trip. one dollar. For full particulars train
time, etc. see posters, also see posters for
the excursion Oct. 18th, TO points in Ne
braska. Texas, Missouri and Kansas Very
low round trip rates offered. Inquire OF
VIM. III. Fisher, Wellington.
-J.E.- Smith, of FitchviIle, coming TO
wellington through Huntington, last
Thursday, found a pocketbook opposite
II. Pratt's, in Huntington, containing $12
Failing TO find anybody at home there, and
no one at their neighbors who recognized
the nurse, he brought it TO the ENTERPRIsE
office and left it TO be advertised and claim
ed. Mr.. Pratt coming in next day, de
scribed and received his property.