The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-07-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

II. ]. Lewis, County Clerk, visited
Wellington friends last week
Mrs. Chas. Perkins has a sister and
neice from the East visiting her.
Mrs. Prof Ripley started Monday on
her return home to Shelbina, Mo-
Mamie Slade has gone East In COM
nIny with her brother to spend her vaca-
don.
Ice Creaml Ice Creamii Wherei In
the Park Friday evening. Come and hear
the Band play.
Peerless Worm Specific is sure cure
for worms. Try bottle No cure no pay.
h. q. Starr & Co.
Miss Eva Couch went to Cleveland
last Thursday to spend a few weeks with
the family of her brother.
Remember that the w. & L. E. r. R.
have direct connection with N.Y.P. d o.
R'y for Lake Chatauqua-
Mrs. w. G. Catlin, Superintendent of
the Seminary at New Carlisle, formerly OF
the Elyria schools, died suddenly July 9th
"A number of our young folks attend
ed the excursion to Dayton on last Thurs
day and reported an unusually good time.
Mrs. N. Runyan sold her nine acres Of
land last week to R. S. Giles for one hun
dred dollars per acre.-New London Rec
ord.
Gen. A B. Nettieton, of Minneapo
lis, Mimi, with his wife, visited at E. w
Houghton's before returning home after at
tending the Jubilee at Oberlin.
Mrs. Garrett, of Garnet, Kan. has been
visiting Mrs DIR. McLaran. She spent g
year here before her marriage, when she
was known as Miss Culberson.
Mrs. NJ. L. Wadsworth returned IRON
alive weeksvisit. spent in Winstead, Conn.
and Westfeld, Mass, on Thursday Last
She reports that Mrs. Alma Wadsworth, o
Westfeld, formerly of this place, is in verl
poor health
Wheat harvesting is about to open, bu
if the weather is not more favorable it vii
be "good bye' to the balance of the crop
that has struggled so strenuously TO main
tain hold in the ground-against its nu
merous adversaries-
A. 81. Tuttle, of Cleveland, son-in-lav
OF Mr.. and Mrs A Hoffman, has latel.
been appointed Chief Clerk of the Revis
ion Department of the c. @. G. q I. R. r
His family are spending month with pan
ents and sisters in Wellington.
Mrs Rush, of Spencer, the mother o
Mrs. G. d. Foote, stopped here with he
daughter on her way home from ajourney
and being sufferer from heart disease
was detained here by illness several days
and died on the morning of July 11th.
New London's new school building
estimated to cost $4,000. 1t will from
east and west with eight school rooms
four above and four below, each 25x32 fee
The hall will be l6 feet wide and run tn
length of the building. The third stor
win be used when finished, for publ
hall
Rev. w. G.. Ward went to Clevelan
Monday, and yesterday was to take HI
wife from there to her fathers home
Mechanicsburgh. 1t is the intention I
take her soon to the Hot Springs of vi
ginia, her physicians believing that in thel
medicinal use lies her best chances OF In
provement or recovery.
Misses Ella and Julia, daughters {
Asa Bacon, of Qberlin, and Miss Winn
fred Huckley, of New York, were the guest
of Miss Ada Bacon on Wednesday las
Miss Huckley was formerly student
oberlin and came to attend the commenc'
meut exercises, the guest Of the Mise
Bacon former classmates.
Two new bicycles were brought
town on Friday last, the property OF Fran
Wadsworth and Charlie Sheldon, both ~
nickle plate; one Harvard Special, II
other Harvard, and the boys are happ
Tbere are now II bicycles owned in tow
among them are three full nickel piate' az
three half nickle. Who nexti