The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-12-05

ming, to MIR. Hugh Harris, nephew oil L.
L. Comstock.
Mrs. p d. Curtis has taken up her
residence in Wellington, temporarily
New London Record.
The funeral of Deacon Wright, OF
Oberlin, an old resident who graduated in
1910, occurred Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Wight Pitkin, of Chardon,
came home TO Thanksgiving bringing two
little daughters with her this time.
-FoUND,-Monday morning, breast
pin on the walk not far from Post office.
Enquire at ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
Married, Dec. 4, 1888, at the residence
of the brides parents, by Rev. M. F.
Warner, Mr.. Harry G. Harris and Miss
Ada Bacon.
The well-known manufacturers, Ault-
man and Miller, of Akron and Canton are
halfbrothers, sons of one mother, Mrs Eli
zabeth Miller who has just died.
Mr.. Vene Sweet. and family expect to
move to. Dakota about the first of March,
and the parents OF Mrs. Sweet of Clarks-
field, intend to go with them..
Miss Marian Bacon daughter of the
late Francis Bacon, of Brooklyn N. Y, is
spending few weeks with her uncle S. ID.
Bacon, and will live in Oberlin.
"A few premiums awarded at the late
fair remain unpaid, persons having claims
will please present them before the first of
January 1884. SEcY.
About $50. was cleared by Coughs
lecture at Oberlin. The News says Cough
is 6s years old, has lectured Al years and
the one at Oberlin was the S,514th in num-
Der.
Mrs. Rev. F. NJ. Warner and children
went to New Philadelphia Saturday to re-
main until after the wedding of Mr.. War
ner's sister, which he went this week to
attend.
Mrs. Hand who has been some months
in Wooster with her daughter Mrs. Hood,
came to Wellington to spend Thanksgiving,
and will not return to Wooster until after
the holidays.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, James Handy, Huntington,
on the 3Oth inst, by Rev. p. P. Kennedy,
Mr.. Adelbert ]. Richards, of Camden, and
Miss Annie E. Handy.
John Longacre, the wounded bag
gage-master at Shelby, died Monday
morning. A sister-in-law of his was work
ing for Mrs. Follansbee and was called
home by the tragedy.
| FL Wadsworth has purchased the
Sweet property near F. B. Manly's and as
soon as some changes, additions and re-
pairs can be made on the house, will move
there and rent his farm.
| The Sheldon cheese factory closed for
the season Dec. 1st. Though feed and
water has been plenty and good, the pro
/ duct of milk this year has been hardly
two-thirds the usual yield.
The recent coal find near Akron is
conceded to be valueless, and new ex
citement interests that locality. Near Doy-
lestown a vein of mineral earth has been
found that is thought will make valuable
paint. When ground in a paint mill il
takes the place of white lead in all colors
except white.
There were four deaths by violence in
Cincinnati within the week, three of them
by pistol shots and all brought about by
drinking beer Beer is claimed to be &
very innocent beverage. If four men had
died of cholera or yellow fever in one city
in week there would be universal inter
est and alarm.
WIN. Wadsworth second son of Say
dine Wadsworth, stopped here for brie
visit on his way 10 visit his mother ant
sisters, from Gunnison Valley Col, WHERE
he has been four years. His father KEEP
the American House here in 1884, being
with his brother Lorenzo first proprietor o
that hotel. 1t was built by the Wadsworths
ID. Peirce the conductor killed in thu
collision of the sections of a freight trair
on the Atlantic and Great Western r. r
between Ashland and Mansfield last week
was former Penfield boy, and brother o
Mrs. WalterSmith and of Mrs. Loren Bois'
to whose house the body was taken wher'
the funeral services was held on Sunday
"A letter from P. n. Stronpe says tina
Miss Eta Hull who has so long been dan
gerously sick with typhoid fever at hi
house is now better and it is hoped tina
in few weeks she will be up. His famil
are well; and he adds that they are all yer
busy, and that in that country as here n
one need want for work who has a dispos
} ton to do so.
OUR LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.