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

MIR. and Mrs. SantleY visited Lakeside
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Large focks of the English sparrow
may be seen in the wheat and grain fields.
w. W. Harvey has built a very neat
horse-barn in rear of his dwelling on Cort-
land Avenue.
u. ]. Thomas went to Denver, Col, and
other points in the West in company with
DIR. McLaren.
The Sixth Annual Tri-County Fair
will be held at New London Aug. 81, q,
% and "a, 1888.
Miss Addie Ledyard is to teach the
primary department Of the Spencer school
held in the town hall.
Greenwich citizens have signed q Pc
tition urging their Village Council to pass
aprohibitiory ordinance closing all saloons
there
Rev. F. s. Scovel, of Pittsburg, has
accepted the Presidency of Wooster Uni
versity and will come to Wooster to reside
in October.
WIN. H. Tucker, of Elyria, at one time
Recorder will be scandidate for Represent
ative from this County, subject to the de-
cision of the Republican Convention
Hon. and Mrs. R. A. Horr, with their
daughter Nellie and son Charlie started
Monday evening to visit their daughter,
Mrs. II. B. Hamlin, at Waudena, Mimi.
Increase of business and necessity for
more room obliged Mr.. Harvey to take
down a rear partition, adding his reserve
stock room, 20 feet in length, to his store
room.
The Mission Helpers arc invited to
meet at Mrs McDermott's Friday after
noon. This will be the first annual meet
ing and officers win be elected for the com.
ing year.
Thomas Davidson not only sits up, but
has rode in a carriage few times within
a week, the outdoor world seeming strange
and new after eight months confinement
to the house and bed.
The Medina Wheelmen will have q
Bicycle and Band tournament Aug. IL, 'SS
at their fair grounds A cordial invitation
is extended to all Amateur Wheelmen and
also to all Bands to be present.
Hon. s. S. Parker, of Wellington,
wishes to announce that he is in the hands
of his friends a candidate for the office OF
Representative from Lorain County, subject
10 the decision of the Republican County
Convention.
Burglars went through the Postofice
at Lorain Thursday night, secured $50 in
stamps and money, carried the mail out
into q vacant lot and opened all the letters
but ten or so, when it is supposed they
were frightened away.
e. Wells has nearly completed changes
and additions to his residence to the tune
of about thousand dollars, and is now en-
gagged in laying a sawed stone walk IN
front of his lot. He has added very much
to the beauty and comfort of his home.
II. G. Starr has gone on visit to his
native State of Maine, taking advantage OF
an excursion down the st. Lawrence to
Montreal, Quebec and through the White
mountains. He will be gone about two
weeks and return, bringing his wife with
hip.
are engaged taking down
the top of the mill chimney, which needed
repairs, and viii add to its former height
about seven feet. 1t is to be painted and
penciled and win be in keeping with the
neat appearance of the mill itself. About
Aug. goth it is expected the mill will be IL
running order. II
DIR and Mrs. Jas Rust and SON Carl
Mrs. 1T. Ogden and Mr.. Sawyer, brother
of Mrs. Cort Horr, took tea with Mr.. anc
Mrs. III. B. Hamlin at Waudena, Minn-' las
Wednesday evening, and their hostess
writes that she was very happy in enter
..;,;ro so many Ohio friends.