The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-05-30

Mrs. Robert hatray, OF COlo Wateri
Mich, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
Battles.
Miss Maine Dounce, of New London,
is visiting in Wellington, the guest of Miss
Allie Roser.
The best is the cheapest Peerless
Worm Specific is both best and cheapest
81. G. Starr & Co.
The Mission Helpers will meet Friday
afternoon from half past three till half past
five at Mrs. ]. W. Houghton's.
The widow of N. G. Hoyt, of Elyria,
has been visiting her son Norton Hoyt and
other relatives in Wellington.
VIII about ninety per cent. of our citi.
zens follow VIM. Vischer's example and
trim their shade trees, it is needed sadly.
Don't fail to examine the Bryan sulky
plow at Morrow & Cos agricultural i'm.
plement warerooms. 1t beats the world
MIR. Shubel Smith is putting hand.
some porches on the north and east points
of his house, adding much to its appear
ance.
The Social Union will serve Strawber-
ries, Ice Cream, etc, at the NJ. E. Church
parlors Friday evening. Everybody
invited.
IT. Russell and E. Beardsley are put
ting up good sized building at Bismarc,
Dakota, and intend to use it for boarding
house.
Mrs. G. d. Foote and her mother, Mrs.
Rush, have gone West on visit to friends
and relatives in Illinois. Minneapolis
Tribune.
Mrs. Mary Chaffee was visiting at her
sisters, Mrs o. NJ. Stroup's, and was
seriously i'll with bilious attack. She
has recovered and returned home.
The Wellington Post G. A. R. is man,
ed in memory ofTheodore P. Hamlin, who
died in 1876. His widow came here yes
terday to be present at the services to-day.
Morrow & Co. are agents for the cele-
brated Bryan sulky plow, mentioned in
the Rochester, N. Y. Post Express as hay-
ing taken the first prize for lightness of
drawing and perfection Of working.
Mr.. VIM. Barnard, for twenty years
and more proprietor of the Lorimier House,
Dubuque, Iowa, stopped in Wellington to
see his wife's relatives, ]. w. Houghton
and E. W. Houghton, on his return this
week from the National Convention OF
Hotel Keepers which assembled in Boston.
Rev. W. G. Wards discourse Sunday
evening explained the political circum-
stances that brought about the peculiari-
ties of religious skepticism in the French
Nation. 1t was a clear and thoughtful re-
view of the philosophy of history as shown
in the life of great people who have fal'
len behind sister nations In proportion to
their ignorance of the Christian religion
and are as virtually heather as those who
are better known as such.
1t is due to the Superintendent Of the
Glass Works to state that he knew nothing
of the transaction of offering $500 barrel
for broken glass, and of il being refused
after engaging TO take 1t. The little boys
made bargain with some employee who
either did not understand the needs of the
factory, or thoughtlessly made the offel
not expecting that the lads would take 4
seriously. AT any rate old glass cannot b
re-melted to any extent for use in this fac
tory, and they do not desire it. The Mason
fruit jar is made here and packed for filling
orders of wholesale dealers.
We have received occasional copies o
The Albina (Oregon) Herald, and had nj
idea for what or from whom they came
but lately have been told that a forme
Spencer river boy, John M. Pittinger, wa
publishing paper in Oregon. And now
that another copy is before US, we see tina
this is the paper he, in company with c
]. Curtis, edits and publishes. 1t is liv
sensible sheet. and Mr.. PIttinger appear
to be doing, besides his editorial work,
fiourishing Real Estate and Notary bus
ness. We like to hear good things of Obi
boys when they go West
Through the enterprise of Post Maste
Ogden, Wellington has now a mail goin
10 Clevelandat As q. m a convenience W
have not for long time enjoyed. Now a
order can be sent after business hours in tn
morning and the goods often received tn
same day. Before this we have had to b
to the expense Of telegraphing in gettin
small orders filed at short notice. As a
example of the growth of the town III
Ogden says that two or three hundre
more boxes are required now in the pos
office than was needed a few years agt
when he took charge of the Office.
Miss Katie Powers has lately bee
painting some fine panel pictures in o
colors; flower pieces very graceful in a
rangement and spirited in colorin,
White and purple lilacs, tulips in a
stages of bloom, branch of apple-blo
SONS, peach and pear, pansies, trailing A
butus, and other seasonsble flowers, pail
ted from the fresh living subjects. She
developing artistic gifts all the time. W
are glad to say that her pictures comman
ready sale, and her work is growingly II
numerative as well as pleasant pastin
in her helpless confinement to an invalid
chair.
"A. G. Houghton, was advised b
his physician to remove his family frol
Toledo, and on this account last tail he a
cepted position on the "Daily Minneso'
Tribune" at Minneapolis. After sewers
: months trial he is fairly installed and
love with his work as Business Manage
of that journal. He has sold his Toled
property, purchased lot and is buildir