The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-08-01
S. F. Black has gone TO North Haven
Maine, for a visit of three weeks.

| h1EOnn AIOm hlS ECdHSA 1AOuNdJ dhu ~
jured that his recovery is doubtful.
The Annual Reunion OF the 10Sd Reg.
iment o. v. 1. will be held at Berea, Ohio,
, on Wednesday and Thursday, August %
and %, 1888.
Mrs. Mason, who is living with her
daughter, Mrs. 81. o. Biggs, has not recov-
cred from the effects of fall in April, and
is in very feeble health.
WIN. II. Tucker, of Elyris, at one time
Recorder Will be acandidate for Represent
ative from this County, subject to the de-
cision of the Republican Convention.
Mrs. ]. s. Mallory has returned frt m
q visit to her parents in Cleveland, and a
few days of cottage life at quiet resort
with city friends on the lake shore.-Nor-
walk Reflector.
Mrs. McDermott and family returned
Saturday from trip of between two and
three weeks, in which they spent portion
of the time at Chatauqua, and visited Mag
ara Falls, Watkins Glen and places further
east.
New London comes in with a claim
as "next" in bicycles, having three full
nickel Experts" two half nickel, four
first-class Standard Columbias and num-
erous others of the cheaper igure.-So says
the Record.
Mr. and Mrs. II. III. Barnes and family
have returned from the East. Mr.. Barnes
mother, Mrs. Quick, of Canasteo, N. Y,
who was very i'll when they reached New
York, has so far recovered as to return to
Wellington with them.
The widow and family of Marshal
Geo. Bremen desire to express their CRATE
full obligations to all who in any way by
aid or attention showed kindness toward
and sympathy Tor them under the distress
ing circumstances OF their bereavement.
e. T. Robinson has built bath house
in connection with Barber Shop and fitted
1t up with all modern conveniences, and it
viii be ready for customers in a few days.
1t will be great convenience to the public
and no doubt will receive liberal patronage.
-Husted Bros. have fitted up their new
store in elegant style, and have the finest
room in town. The walls are pspered and
ceiling overhead, decorated, shelving and
counters, floor, and all interior woodwork
new. Grand opening tonight, of which we
will report hereafter.
Mrs. Rev. W. G. Ward was too weak
TO bear removal well and continues to be
so great sufferer as to necessitate her
husbands remaining with her; and the
Church have granted their pastor vaca-
ton for, at least the month of August, but
will arrange to have preaching regularly.
Thomas Dawson, though doing well
in a general way, is very sensitive to ner-
vous impressions, and had two chills Mon
day, after visiting with some relatiygs, two
of his mothers sisters from Cleveland, and
neice of hers from Iowa having come
here to spend portion Of the day.
-Almon L. Hayes, whose present loca-
ton is at McCcmb, Hancock County, where
he has built a mill and opened lumber
yard, reached here Saturday night from
Toledo, spent Sunday with his parents in
Penfeld, called on brother and sisters and
completed some business errands Monday
w F. Sawtell, on account OF an attack
of hay fever, to which he is subject at this
season, went with his family to Michigan,
and will be absent about two weeks or
longer if he should not sooner recover.
lie has formerly found the disease to yield
very promptly in that climate. His
gallery will of course be closed during his
absence.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet tomorrow Thursday af-
ternoon in the Sunday School rooms of the
Congregational Church. 1t is urgently re-
quested that the eighty ladies who have
enrolled themselves TO become members,
will as far as possible attend, and have a
voice in electing officers for a permanent
organization.
"A letter received to-day says that Lii
lie Vischer is very seriously ill, but with
| symptoms more favorable. Temperature
has ranged from 102 to 10411kS, but is now
1001< This is the third week of her sick
ness and the fever is gradually leaving.
Her mother will stay till she has recovered
sufficiently to travel. Mr.. Vischer will be
home in four or five days.
n. NJ. Battles has bought and will
have entire control of the Wellington Hack
from this date, and will hereafter have his
headquarters at Hustled Bros shoe store,
He can be reached by Telephone No. 20
at all hours, and orders will have prompt
attention. Passengers will be conveyed to
| and from all trains and between all points
in the village at reasonable rates.
Mr.. Windecker has been called to
Wisconsin by the serious illness of. his
father. His sister, Mrs. Bostwick, of Nor.
walk, was TO accompany him, but her hus
band was knocked down, stamped upon
and seriously injured by his own carriage
horse on the morning Of their contemplated
departure. The papers at first reported
him fatally hurt, but it is now thought he
may recover.
MIR. and Mrs. Ogden made their jour
ney TO the West by way of the lakes Mr.
Ogden returned Saturday morning consid
ably rested and inyigorated by his journey
Mrs. Ogden has an improved appetite and
is much stronger in the climate of Mime
sofa than she was here. Mr.. Ogden saw
q good deal of pioneer life in the wooded
country of northern Minnesota and on the
prairies of Dakota. Six miles north Of
Wuadena, where his wife is summering
is the limit Of settlements in that direction