The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-08-15

sidewalk in front OF his residence
"A large number of Wellington people
went to Lakeside 10 spend the Sabbath.
There will be no more services in the
Disciple Church till the first Sunday in
September.
H. B. Hamlin is in the lumber trade,
as well as handling -four and feed, and
likes his location in Minnesota.
w V. Rood and family have returned
to Akron, preparatory to entering upon his
school duties for the coming year.
The Ladies Sewing Society of the
Disciple Church will meet at Mrs. Han
sons Wednesday afternoon Aug. 22nd.
Andy Thompson, compositor in this
Office, spent last Sunday visiting with the
family of Mr.. A ]. Thompson, of Green
wich.
Rev. S. Mills, of Wellington, occupied
the pulpit of the Baptist Church Sunday,
Aug. 18th, morning and evening.-Medina
Gazette.
Miss Genie Brown, who has been Wis
iting friends here, has returned to her home
in Hastings, Mich, very much improved in
health.
The wife and relatives of Mr.. p d.
Curtis wish to thank the people of Wei
lington and New London for their kind
and sympathetic aid during their sad be.
reavement.
The members of the Franks family
will hold their annual reunion at Chippe-
wa Lake, Medina County, Aug. 30th. An
urgent iovitat'on is extended to all rela-
tives of the family to be present
Mrs. Aaron T. Whitney has sold her
house and lot, No 90 South Professor ST.,
conner of Morgan, TO Mrs. Wicks and Mrs.
Worcester, of Berea, for $1,000, and win
give possession about Sept. 1st.-Oberiin
News.
Our One Hundred and Twenty third
Regiment o. V l., which held its annual
reunion at Lakeside and broke ranks last
week, elected among their officers for the
coming year, E. E. Hustled, of Wellington,
as Secretary.
Greeley, Colorado, is founded on the
principles of Vineland, N. J. 1t has a
miscellaneous population of about 5000.
There is not liquor shop allowed in the
place. There are no poor people. Police
are unnecessary.
Miss Libbie Robinson, who had sur
gical operation performed by DIR. Vance
more than a week aso-the removal
of a fibrous tumor from the tight limb
lis at the hospital in Cleveland, and is re-
ported as doing we'll
We learn from Father Calvin that his
church have in view giving Festival in
the Park Wednesday evening the 22Dd
The presence of the people generally and
their patronage are modestly desired and
will be gratefully appreciated.
The ladies of the Disciple Church
hereby tender their most hearty thanks to
the members of the Band and Glee Club
who so kindly and cheerfully furnished
the excellent music that added so largely
to the entertainment at the lawn fete al
Mr.. Chas Benefits.
Willard Norcross, son of respecta
BILE Cleveland citizen and graduate of the
High School there, who left Oberlin, aftel
pilfering enough to make it a penisentiaTy
offense, has been heard from as ''dead
beat" trying 10 live at the Astor House
Nsw York, without paying for his board
= MIR. Putnam, the miller employed by
the new firm, the Wellington Milling Com
pany, who is going to occupy the house o
viii. Hall on Prospect ST., is brother o
the Putnam of Cleveland who is a mem
ber of the firm, and both are sons of
prominent miller and educated to tha
vocation.
Parks Foster, of Elyria, has purchas
ed the LAGRANGE stone quarry and puI
poses to build railroad from it to som,
other road, and Oberlin would like to hav
it built to that place, as the stone is excel
lent for paving. The Lake Shore roaC
would put on the track and rolling stock
if the right of way and grading were pro
vided for.
The address Sunday evening of Rev
Mr.. Payne at the Congregational Churcl
upon Utah, the Mormons, Mormonism, ant
the remedy was the very best kind of pie
for Home Mission Societies. All tn
Protestant denominations are doing gooC
work in Utah, establishing schools an,
churches and educating the people out O
their superstitions.
"A mass temperance convention will b
held at Lakeside under the auspices of tn
W. c. T. U., Aug 90, 21 and %, 1888. Nea
Dow, of Maine, Mr., Finch, of Iowa, an,
many other distinguished speakers will b
present The convention will be withou
political or partisan bias, solely in the intel
ests of temperance and with view to 81
curing the adoption of the second Amend
ment 10 the Constitution.
The w. s. L. E. r. r will run daily
train TO Lakeside and Put-in-Bay by th
way of Huron, connecting with steame
American Eagle. The steamer leave
every morning alter tine a',ival OF w.
L. E. trains, and on Saturday leaves in tn
evening after arrival of last W. & l..
trains for Lakeside, returning early MOI
day morning to connect with the mornin
trains of said road out of Huron. This
a fine opportunity for those wishing
spend the Sabbath al Lakeside.
"A quiet wedding took place at the Coz
gregational parsonage Wednesday evenin
/ Aug. Sth. Miss Frances Munson W;