The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-11-28

win Martln Cnap1nan's family at Lorain.
Beverly Broker, fourteen years old
WAS shot by smother boy of about the same
age in Cleveland Saturday: an unprovoked
murder.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
father, Mr. Homer Allyn, Nov. %, by Rev.
F. NJ. Warner, Mr.. William Kirk and Miss
Mary Allyn, both of Wellington.
g. g. Pierce, carpenter by trade.
brother of W. E. and n, n. Pierce has
moved from Urbsnns here lately and lives
in the Allen house next to Hiram Aliens,
east, on Adams Street.
The grading near the new bridge east
oftown is said TO be 8 remarkable piece of
road since the rain, and what il win be-
come before spring is left to the imsgina-
ton.
e. G. johnson, Esq, Elyria was sur
prised Saturday evening last, his forty
seventh birthday. by Court house officers
and other prominent citizens aud their
wives invading his house, congratulating
him on his years etc, aud presenting him
with seventy-ive dollar arm chair and
foot rest.
The Wellington Milling Co. have shut
down their -four mill to put in . new boil
er and engine. They are carrying on busi-
ness. however, a. usual, having made
ample provision for supplying the wants
of all their customers. Everyone can bring
IN their grist for exchange or their wheat
and oats to sell and receive prompt atten-
ton.
-Chss. A. Andrus, of Bear Lake, Mich.
made flying visit TO friends in yelling
ton and vicinity last week, and started for
home this TUESDAY, morning taking with
him Miss Rosa Berry, formerly Of Congress
o., as his bride, also his children who
have been staying with their aunt Mrs. F.
4. Cbapusn. Rev. II. +. Warner perform
cd the ceremony.
-Union Thanksgiving services viii be
held in the Methodist Church tomorrow
al eleven O'Clock, sermon by the pastor,
Rav. NJ. r. Warner. The churches here
have for years held the services in rotation,
and this year it was the turn of Rev. Mr..
Moore at the Disciple Church, who win
be out Of town and the present arrange
ment was made ct his request.
1T would be interesting, as . change
to hear the name Of railroad station called
out by . brakeman without making 1t
burlesque. "Lsy-GrsnKe," "Graf-ten,
'.Tuscsrawrrus Valley, "Beer-rear" etc,
with vsrissions, have been sung into the
ears OF the travelling public 50 long that
one wonders Why in 1oundering around
they never blundsr into something like
accuracy.
"A week ago today Supt Blee, of the
Bee Lane Rsilwsy; Cromer, the Supt. OF
Construction; Trsinmastcr Stedwell and
his assistant Marvin, inspected the yards
here, making plans for increasing their
facilities for handling stock III Wellington
Station. New stock ysrds, track scale,
new baggage and express building, and re-
pairs TO The passenger depot, are contemp-
lated.
Rev. ". 8. Albright came up from
Wooster Monday or pleasant errsnd, TO
ofiicisse ,t the marriage Of Miss Nora L.
Avery to Nh. Frank p. Kilbournc, Of Chica-
CO. They yere married at the home Of the
brides parents at eight O'Clock in the even
ing Nov. 2eih. end went 10 Brooklyn for
short visii snonE relsifvess end will so to
Chicago this week. Relatives from Brook
lyn, Oberiin and Henrietta besides friends
in Wellington were among the wedding
guests.
The widow of Leonard Brown, and
mother of Me, Eva Brown one Of four Pub
lie school teachers, died Saturday morn
ing Nov. Path at O'Clock Of pneumonia
at the home Of her granddaughter in Roch-
ester where she was visiting for few days.
She was s,srminsIy III from the first OF
the attack. Her funeral was attended from
the residence e. O'clock Sunday. She
was lady between seventy and eighty
years Of age, and had been resident Of
Wellington wany years
An Allen County farmer after selling
his hogs was driving home from Lima and
overlook . veiled lady carrying . muf
whom he asked TO ride; but the person
preferred stsnding behind him instead of
sitting By him, q remarkable preference
for = wonsn) and the farmer suspectng
foul play dropped his whip which his pas
senger got out to pick up. { 9 singular piece
Of obligingness) disclosing . mans rubber
boots under her feminine gsrb, and the
farmer whipped up and got away with the
muff in which vera two reyolvsrs.
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Mr.. E III. Gregory, who has for sever
al years been in the Office Of W. r. Santley
& Co., starts today for Marshall Texas, a
town of 5000 inhabitants, where he has
been rendered q situation in business
which his friends there consider an eligi-
BILE opening. His mother is there and his
father has been connected with railroad
interests in that State for some years. Mr..
Gregory is 9 faithful and conscientious
business man, and a ahigh-minded Christ
ian gentleman who will be greatly missed