The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-10-18

D. C. Foote is getting ready for business
at Huron He shipped showcase Tues
day.
Miss Cora Gannett is still very sick with
malarial fever, not typhoid, as at first an
nounced.
w. ". Lunn, of Middleburg, sixty years
of age and prominent citizen of the town.
ship, was buried Sunday last.
A.w. Hayes has been appointed by the
Genesee Conference, n. Y, TO Honeyoye
Falls, and moves there this week.
Engineer Samuel Blakely, who had re-
Gently left the Tuscarawus Valley Railroad
for a position on the Nickel Plate, died of
malarial fever, Tuesday, in Cleveland.
Mayor Herrick congratulates himself on
the good order that prevailed yesterday,
considering the elements the authorities
had to deal with, and that it was not alto
gether a temperance meeting.
1t is Albert Miner, instead of Walter,
Kansas. He says that they like their West
ern home and business very well.
Mr.. s. s. Parker reached home last We'd
nesday evening at 0 O'Clock, and is nearly
recovered from the illness which hurried
the house several days before leaving Da-
kota.
The leading members of the Democratic
party in Wellington did their utmost to
prevent disorder, to ensure safety and good
conduct yesterday, and to have sufficient
police force, for which the Mayor desires
to express his obligations.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Lorimer and daugh-
of locf vi p
| friends and relatives in Wellington, guests
of Mrs. Lorimer's cousin, Mrs L was
Mary Stewart before her marriage, and
lived in Wellington in her girlhood.
Frank Holenbeck, workmen at the
foundry, had his jaw broken Monday last,
while trying to throw off belt with a
piece of scantling. The scantling caught
in a pully, throwing it against his jaw
with sufficient force to break 1.-THE jaw,
not the scantling.-Medina Gazette.
Last Tuesday, Augustus Waltz, work
man in B. II. Wood & Co.'s planning mill,
while putting on belt with a board re-
ceived painful blow in the breast by
catching the board in the belt. His clothes
were badly torn, but fortunately no bones
were broken--Medina Gazette.
Married. Wellington, o., Oct. 9th,
by Rev. W. G.. Ward, Miss Libbie E.
| Stuchfield, of Wellington, to Mr.. J. w.
Milliman, well known railroad man on
the Rochester division of the Erie road,
They will reside at Rochester. The bride
and groom were substantially remembered
in the way OF gifts.
Mr.. Charles V. McKinlay, late General
Freight and Passenger Agent of the W. 81
L. E., came here on Saturday, and gave us
pleasant call. Mr.. McKinlay's family
/ will go South in two or three weeks, and
spend the winter in Maitland, Fla. Mr..
McKinlay will probably accept position
rendered him by western railroad.-Erie
Co. Reporter.
A mounted horsepower and accompani.
ments, some new wood machines, sulky
pillow, Buckeye harrow, Acme harrows,
2-horse corn planter, plows, grain drills,
several carriages, sleighs, wagons, double
and single harness, utensils for making
sugar, and other things too numerous to
mention but indispensable on the farm, are
among the articles which will be sold al
W. d. Dimock's sale in Spencer, on the
25th.
A new kind of swindle has made its ap.
pearance in the central part of the State
| A very pleasant fellow comes along driving
a shining rig, and sells carpets by samples
He offers three-ply ingram at thirty-seven
and half cents per yard, and genuine
Brussels at forty-three cents The farmer
selects the pattern he wants; the agent
writes out the number of yards, the price
etc., the farmer signs the supposed order
and the next week he has his note in the
bank to pay, and he never sees or hears OF
the carpet man anymore.-Exchange.
| W. A. Curry, ticket agent of the w. &
L. E. R R. at Clarksfield, while returning
from his office about IL O'Clock last Tues
day night, was knocked down in the
streets of the village of Clarksfield by two
men and robbed of $3.50, and left gagged
and tied hands and feet in the gutter. AT
ter remaining in that condition some time
he managed TO remove the gag from his
mouth and give the alarm. Mr.. Curry has
been sick several days, which added to in
juries received last Tuesday has placed
him in a critical condition.-Norwalk
Chronicle.