The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-07-18

"A new class in German was formed
Monday night, numbering sixteen.
We are indebted to Mr.. and Mrs. S. P.
Hastings for late Ocean Grove newspapers.
Notice change in time card of The
Wheeling 6 Lake Erie R'y on third page.
Come out and hear the Band play and
get dish of ice cream Friday evening in
the Park. r-o
Mrs. Emma Daley, the second daugh-
ter of John Cushion, died at Bear Lake,
Mich, July 1st.
w. NJ. Richardson, Esq, was called
home Tuesday by the death of a sister and
will be absent about three weeks.
Hall & Soules have taken the floor out
of their livery barn and have filed in with
earth, this being considered better than
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Austin, of Ceve-
land, spent the Sabbath with his father in
Wellington, and Miss Fannie Austin is at
home also.
Mrs Matte Sage Bailey, of Hillsdale,
Mich, came yesterday with her three lit
tie children on visit to her mother and
sisters. ~
MIR. Roy Brenner, brother of the dead
Marshall, moved into the house of Mrs.
Milton Adams Monday. He is employed
by 0tterbacher.
-Onthe occasion Of the General Camp
Meeting at Orrville the w. & L. E. R. R.
will sell round trip tickets for $1.50, good
going July 81 70 Aug. 10, inclusive return
ing Aug. 11th.
| The steamer China, on which Mr.. and
Mrs. Ogden went up the Lakes, reached
Duluth in good time, from which point
the travellers separated for the time, Mr..
Ogden going to Dakota
IS. B. Dudley, mile and half west
of Oberlin, Saturday night last, lost by
thieves his handsome gray PAGER valued at
$500. A little more than year ago a fine
span was stolen from him, of which he has
never since heard.
Frank Dyer, of Caro-, Mich, was slight
ly burned by the explosion Of an alcohol
lamp which he was using. The blazing
fluid was thrown in his face and, but for
the presence of mind of man who was
standing by, smothering the flames with
his coat, would have proven serious.
i
Miss Josephine Cowgirl, for several
years Missionary at New Orleans and en-
ployed by the Woman's Home Missionary
Society ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church,
will address our people on the subject of
her work within the week to come, proba-
bly, on the Sabbath, notice of which will
be given in the Thursday evening meetings.
Mrs. VIM. Gillett, who lives just west
of Manly's corners, was walking in the
highway on the evening of July 6, carrying
an umbrella. Neither hearing or seeing
an approaching carriage until it was al
most upon her she hastened out of the
road, slipped and fell, dislocating her
shoulder and breaking an arm. Mrs.
Gillett, helpless, was finally. found and
helped home by passing strangers
The Deutscher Schueler Verein held
its regular fortnightlY meeting on last
"Wednesday evening, at the residence Of
Mr.. c. w. Horr. An interesting program
had been prepared, and the session was
pleasant and profitable. The exercises con.
sisted of poems, selections, anecdotes, wit
ticisms, riddles and the opening of the
question box; all in German, with English
trsnslations. The, exercises were inter
spersed with German games and charades
This society is now regularly organized
with about twenty-five members, good
many of whom are proficient German
scholars.
Prank Wadsworth has returned TO Wei
lington from Raysville, bringing his house
l hold goods and live stock, coming by wag
, on,making the trip in weeks time. Lewis
: Arnold and Charles Miller, employees
I came with him in charge Of teams, &c
7 They started with two wagons, six horse
and pair of goats, the latter confined in
I cage and posted in conspicuous place oil
I one of the wagons. These attracted con
siderable attention and many queries wer
: indulged in by people along the route
!. whether the train belonged to q gypsy en-
campment or was portion of coming
menagerie. An old grey-headed man com
ing out of his house by the wayside acco:
y ted Mr.. Arnold, saying, 81 say mister
, what kind of critters be them you got cage,
upr' "ohP' says Arnold, "Them are bot
tailed mountain cats-sometimes calle'
wild CATS The old man was highly de
f lighted, and took the show all in. MI
r Wadsworth and wife have gone to house
!, keeping in their former residence. A
!, soon as haying is over, and his new bar
J, is completed, Mr.. Wadsworth and his me
will returned to Raysville to complete hi
milling and lumber business. After tha