The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-04-25
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
IN. Huckins & Co. retain the butter
tub mandatory, and will run it as for
merly.
&C. w. Baker will be here with his
trees and other nursery stock Thursday,
April 28th.
The funeral of Alex. Chevalia, aged 72
years, was held at the Stone Church, Be
rea, Sunday.
-B. D. Noble had very severe cough
ing spell early in the night last week, in
which he came near strangling.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Gibbs, of Pitts
burgh, arrived in Wellington last week.
Mrs. Gibbs will remain few days visiting
friends.
The Disciple church report an in
crease of pupils and better average atten-
dance at church even on the most inclem-
ent Sabbaths.
Mr.. E. K Fluke, of Wellington, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Berea with his
brotherin-law, Mr.. E. Hsgerman of B. U.
-Berea Advertiser.
Spencer Brooks, Of Strongsville, died
from the rupture Of blood vessel while
assisting to remove the contents of his
dwelling which burned April 11th.
The Rev. J. W. Buxton, of New Lon
don, has purchased the farm of ALVIN Pot
ter, of Ruggles, and for his health intends
to become a farmer after conference in the
fall.
Mrs Isabel Hewitt was married at her
residence IN Topeka, Kan, April 14th, to
VIM. S. Dodd, Of Anderson, Ind, the GER
emony being performed by Rev. s. T.
Dodd. "a s7u7~ FfFEa
The Methodists of Fremont have de-
cided to build upon their old site on the
corner of Main street and Birchard avenue.
a new church, e6xse, fronting on. both
streets.
"A private letter from Mr.. P. N. Stroup
says that himself and wife are enjoying
excellent health, better than when in Wei
lington. They expect to make their Wei
lington friends visit in June.
Kate Powers is having quite sale of
water color landscapes, and Is filing many
orders besides adding to her collection of
those for sale and finds new delight in
exercising her skill in this line of art.
Mrs. VIM Boise wishes to tender hs<
sincere thanks TO friends and neighSois
for their sympathy and kindness in her
long and serious illness Of four months.
May the blessings Of Heaven rest upon
them.
The Fifteenth Annual Convention of
the Lorain County Sunday School Union
will be held in the Christian Church, North
Eaton, Ohio, May 31st and June 1st 1888.
Commencing 1890 a. m, closing p. m.
All are cordially invited.
We have never seen such an almost
total failure of the wheat crop as appears
from the looks of the fields in Lorain, Hu.
ron and Sandusky counties at the present
time. Many farmers are plowing them tc
be sown to oats or planted to corn.
-rhe aoed mother of Hon. y. 8. War
ner who Is now In her a1st year slipped
..d fan Al the aoor two weeks apo AND
was so Jared that she has since been help
less and confined to her bed, though no
considered to be danrerously hurt.
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MIR. Bowman, as WIN be seen by nj
lowest prices ever known on clothing, Il
close out his stock by July 9th. This L
no humbug, goods will be. sold at price
to please Customers. Those wanting tha
class of goods should not fail to call OF
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