The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-12-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Turn of the Tide"
Miss Jessie wolcott spent Thanksgiv.
ing at home.
The Advertiser says Berea has four.
teen doctors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Woolley went to La
Grange Thanksgiving day.
Prof. Churchill, of Oberlin, is just get
ting out after a six weeks illness.
If you want to enjoy a good laugh, see
"The Lunatic," Tuesday evening.
-E. A. Blitz, late of huntington, has
moved into the Horner house, in Lodi.
The G. L. s. C. of New London, came
ture.
Eighty silver dollars were given Prof.
Morgan, of Oberlin, recently on his eight
ieth birthday.
Henry Daugherty, who has been at
tending school here will teach in Penfield
this winter.
Mrs. Fairchild, of Belleville, O., is
spending few days here visiting her son,
Rev. w. g. Ward.
Mrs. F. Wright made short visit with
Wellington friends last week.-Rocky
River Cor. Berea Advertiser.
Rev. Mr. Moore will preach on the
subject of ''Creeds, ,"in the Disciple Church
next Sabbath evening.
-''Turn of the Tide" and 'sThe Lun-
atic," at Horr, Warner & Co.'S. Hall, Tues
day evening, Dec. 18th.
-Patronize "home industry" by attend
ing the entertainment at Horr, Warner &
Co.'S Hall, next Tuesday evening.
The ninetieth birthday of the mother
of Mathew Gregory, Of Clarksfleld, was
celebrated at his residence on the 25th ult
Some of the foreigners who are en-
ployed in putting up the new telegraph
line were ncisily drunk on our streets Sat
urdsy.
Miss PAMELA Tissot has taught a
school of 40 scholars at Penfield Center q
Fall term, and is now engaged to teach in
Huntington.
Mr.. Bruce Baird of Bellville, ,Mich.,w was
married Nov. 18th, and with his bride is
making his Wellington relatives and
friends visit. +.
With one of those fine opera glasses
~ AAOakAtOA yOa OaA Sc 1(AOoo tnC
Square and read the price marks on goods
in the store windows
Died, in Wellington, Nov 22nd, ofmem-
branous Group, Redford o., youngest child
of Joseph and Bessie Morgan, aged one
year and eleven months.
w. L. Cook, wife and daughter, spent
Thanksgiving in Polk, with his brother,
and also attended the wedding of his
brother, Mr.. l. L. Cook.
The LAGRANGE Methodists have just
finished q new parsonage which will be
occupied and q church gathering of a So
cial nature is held there this evening.
The Hamlin Post, G. A R., will hold
camp fire and social at their Post room,
Thursday evening, Dec. 2Sth. Further
particulars viii be given next week.
Subscribers who wish to take other
papers and magazines with the ENTER
PRISE at club rates, should speak soon,
that there may be no delay in receiving
them
Jacob Carver, of Lodi, was taken i'll
while peddling bedsteads near Wellington,
aid his people were at last accounts tax
ing care Of him at a private house near
Huntington.
Miss Della Wright, who has been at
tending school and teaching in Wellington
for the past year, has come home to stay
during the winter.-Rocky River Cor.
Berea Advertiser.
"A little fellow, who is 50 small he
looks as though he might be an escaped
Liliputian from Gulliver's world, came in
to Wellington store last week and want
ed change for penny.
Mrs. Alberta Ladd Whitehead, typo
in the ENTERPRIsE office the last two years,
has gone to Brighton with her husband,
who has engaged to work for q year there
on D farm. She has the best wishes Of the
Office in her new departure.
Mrs. Matte Rood Harrison, q sister
of Supt Rood, of Akron, died of diphtheria
and quinsy, at Madison, o., where she and
her husband were teaching. Her funeral
occurred last week Tuesday.
The Missionary and Aid Society Of
the Methodist Church found that the
change of day TO Thursday interfered with
the prayer meeting and the society meets
today and hereafter on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Frank Wordsworth has re.
turned from Raysville, o., and will spend
the winter here. Her husband remains
behind TO I'LL large order for lumber
which will take some time to get out.
There was a recess of two days in our
schools last week Thursday and Friday
Nonresident pupils who went home 10
spend Thanksgiving, could not afford to
ers needed that much rest.
Edward V.Anders, of Mansfield, whose
disappearance had caused so much anxiety
has been brought home by his brother
who found him at Joliet, Ill. He had lost
heavily in speculating in wheat, has moi
been dishonest, but was detected almost to
insanity.
December 18th, at Medina, a competi
tive examination win be held for the pur
pose OF appointing cadet for West Point
for the old Eighteenth District. Prof. Par
ker, of Elyria, will be one Of the examln
ers, and DIR. Cushing one Of the board o
surgeons.
On Tuesday, Nov. 18th, McCarty Pos
No. 1872, G. A. R., buried one of their com
rades in the person of Lieut. w. ii. Spen
Ger, of Co. b, 42 o. v. L, and one Of il
charter members, and the first soldier bur
led in jackson Township since the clos
of the war.
The agents for copper hghtnlng-rodi
have been swindling farmers in differen
parts of Ohio. Party No. offers to pu
them up very cheap, just to introduce then
and the farmer consents and signs con
tract. Party No. 2 has different price
objects to the contract, but finally settle
for good deal Of cash.
Jacob Yagely, of Penfeld, latel,
husl<ed 122 bushels Of corn in the field in
side of eleven hours He is willing to d.
better than that If any man in Penfield o
Wellington can come up to these figures
This does not look as though husker hal