The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-11-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

at Oberlin, spent Sunday at home.
"A. E. SNYDER has re-rented his old
bakery and commenced business again.
Mr.. s. Mr. Couch, of Cleveland is visit
ing their daughter Mrs John Mallory.
Miss E. A. French has returned from
a three months visit to Moravia, N. Y.
Mrs. Luther Clapp, of Chatham, died
Nov. 9th of typhoid fever, aged "a years.
Miss Stella Fournier, who formerly
taught here, has been visiting Mrs. McDer-
mott.
"A broad new plank walk was laid last
week on the east side of Benedicts hard
ware store.
&C. c. Inman, of Spencer, is mail agent
| for the route between Toledo and Marietta
on the w. & L. E. r. Rs
Mr.. Nathaniel Runyan, aged "a years,
father OF the editor of the New London
Record, died in that village Nov. 18th.
The ice-house to be built for Horr
Warner s. Co. near their west pond is to
cost $4,000, the carpenter work alone cost
ing $500.
Mrs. o. T. Noble and daughter, Mrs.
J. J. Thomas, returned Monday evening
from a four months visit among friends
in Eastern States.
Mrs. r. 1. Salisbury, of Medina, died
very suddenly of heart disease Nov. 18th,
aged 90 years. She had been a sufferer for
several years.
The smallpox in Cincinnati, is very
much more prevalent than has been repre-
sented, and it is believed that it will be-
come epidemic as cold weather advances.
The negligence of an engineer on the
| n. Y. P. & o. r. r. resulted in collision
near Mansfield, Monday morning, and the
death of brakeman, Patrick Quinn, OF
Gallon.
Union Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Congregational Church, Thurs
dsy, Nov. 30th, at IL a. m. Rev. j. A.
DAILY, pastor, will preach the annual ser
mon.
pewa Lake week ago yesterday was due
to their recklessness while intoxicated.
Their names were David Hostetter, ofPa,
and VIM. Huffman, of Poe.
"A. F. Reed the gentlemanly tonsorial
artist who has been with Eugene Robinson
several years, started for Burlingame KS.
Monday. His impaired health induces
him to try change of climate.
u. C. McGraw, of Elyria, was arrested
for obtaining chandeliers under false pre-
lenses. He pretended to own an $1,000
hotel, when the fact was he only had 600
! invested in fraction of hotel.
| Rev. Prof. Currier, of Oberlin, preach
ed with great acceptabilitv at the Congre-
gational Church last Sabbath. This is the
third week of Mr.. Daly's absence, and he
and his wife reached home this morning.
Rev. DIR. G. L. Spinning, of the Wood
land Avenue Presbyterian Church, Cleve-
land, while preaching lastSunday morning,
| turned pale and sank to the floor, finally
becoming unconscious. He was improv-
ing at last accounts.
Miss Sarah w. Humphrey wishes,
through this medium, to acknowledge
with heartfelt gratitude her appreciation
of the liberality of those who contributed
to the liquidation of all debts relating to
her deceased fathers estate.
I'm ]. 81. Knisely's laundry establish
ment, in Mansfield, steam collar and
cuff ironer turns off from 80 to 100 dozen
pieces per day. The starching is done by
one of the large RowleY starchers, and he
does washings for forty towns.
A German woman husking corn in a
field near Dalton, Saturday, started fire
to warm her lunch at noon, which caught
F, her clothing, and in her fright she ran
| nom her Mortified husband and before
help reached her, she was fatally burned.
| The poles for new telegraph line
| from New York to Chicago, are being dis
| tributed be tween here and Brighton, and
also north and south between here and
Pittsfield or OSerlin 1t is said that as far
as possible the Offices will be in the Post
| offices.
Rev: G. Fairchild, of Michigan, a
| Wesleyan minister who preached in Hunt
| ington forty years ago,is visiting here ;and
| last Sunday afternoon all the old people
hereabout who used to be members OF that
society met him at Reuel Langs, and they
had a most enjoyable religious service.
-E. v. Anders, for many years mana
ger of the Mansfield telegraph Office, dis
appeared Wednesday night, last week,
not return, and as their Citations were hap
py and his finances all right it is thought
he is laboring under alteration of mind
| -S. s. Houghton, who has been i'll for
more than year past, is just getting about
| and is visiting here. He has made some
crayon portraits lately, and expects to re
sumo his brush again when a little
stronger His brother, @. F. Houghton, Is
also gaining in strength, and hopes to be
quite well again.
Some finely executed portraits in black
and white crayon, and ai,so In colors, the
work of Miss Munson, at ne cooper In
stitute Art school, have been 2hown here
One is picture going to NorTTalk, and
the other is the likeness of young lady
who died some years ago in Oberlin, and
this is the third copy made for the same
family.
| Mrs. Florence Fournier Doering, who
has lately returned from a five years resi-
dence in Germany, and is spending the
winter with her mother in Berea, is visit
ing Mrs. McDermott. Mr.. Doering will
come back to America in the spring, and
they intend to make their home in this
country, though his people and home as
| sociations are ali in the Fatherland.
Orlando Crittenden, proprietor of the
| Hopewell Herd of Short Horns, has in his
herd the COW Highland Mary, which has
| given from March 18th until Nov. 18th,
| 1O,O68 lbs of milk. The milk was weighed
/ night and morning each day for the eight
months the greatest yield in any one day
was June 29th which was 63l llbs. and in
seven days from June 20 to July gave
42S4 lbs.
| -Abner G. McIlrath for sixty years a
resident of East Cleveland, was buried in
Lake View Cemetery, Sunday. in land
which his father purchased fifty-fiye years
ago for less per acre than would buy q
square foot of it now. His six sons, all
noted as large men, were psll-bearers al
his funeral, and over 1000 people were
present.
| "A fine specimen of the printers art is
/ that which forewarned us of the celebra
ton, yesterday, at Kalamazoo, Mich, Of
tho oSth anniversary of the marriage Ol
Rev. and Mrs w. j. Aldrich The former
is Presiding Elder of the Kalamazoo Dis
trict. and his wife was known in her school
| L.. n. AIinn L Itti., Raldr,-ir, Of Rrr1ns