The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-02-14

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i'll since Sunday.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
E. R. Howk occurs on the 21st-
Harvey Rice, formerly of Litchfield, o.
died of paralysis at Wauseon Feb. I'd. HI
was i'll about two weeks. 1t was intended
to bring his remains to Litchfield.
Don't forget that the next regular Wis
II to Wellington OF the Drs. X. and &. Sur
geons, of Detroit, is Friday, Feb. 18th, one
day only, at American House. Consulta
tion free.
e. ]. Foster, Cleveland lawyer, il
writing a novel. He is a brother of II. Z
Foster, Toledo editor, of Hon. G. II. Fos
ter, ana has sister Miss Fl. A Foster, who
has published volume of poems.
Rev. ]. II. Thompson for many year:
rector Of the Episcopal Church at Mt Yer
non, O., has accepted call to Pittsburl
Church. In his early ministry he served
the societies at Penfeld, Grafton and Ely.
ria.
We are glad to be able to announce
that Mrs. Boice, whose serious illness we
have several times mentioned, has lately
been improving, is entirely rational and
apparently in a fair way to recover her us
ual health.
Cyrus Crawford, who with his wife
came from Illinois short time since to at
tend his father and mothers fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary was in town Tuesday and
made us pleasant call in memory of scholl
days thirty-five years ago.
Mrs. Mary Wing. Barker Street, moth.
er of Mrs. Henry sutliff, was few days
since stricken with paralysis, and it is
thought she cannot recover. Her sisters,
Mrs. Norman johnson, Of Spencer, and
Mrs. French, of Wellington, have been
with her.
There is good deal of interest devel-
oping in the meetings at the Methodist
Church. Services are being held every
evening this week At the six O'Clock SER
vice Sunday evening the Sunday School
room was crowded and many signified
their desire to become Christians, and an
extra service was held after the sermon
Sunday evening.
Those who have a sentimental idea
that they are obeying religious impulse
and may be "entertaining angels una
wares" when they feed tramps at the door
will find food for thought in the article on
our editorial page upon The Culture of
Pauperism," which we commend as wor-
thy of careful reading and reflection. 1t
is as trac - "tT,e-.
On account of a constantly increasing
practice and his own poor health Col. W.
F. Herrick, has formed law partnership
with w. NJ: Richardson, ESQ, who has
the last few years been located in Wheel
ing. We are glad to know of the prosper
ity of any of our business men and hope
the new firm may have success equal to
their most sanguine expecta- m.
Anna and Lena Kolb wish, through
this medium, to express their grateful ap-
probation of the innumerable kindnesses
and substantial aid extended them and
their sister during her long illness, and at
the time of her death. They feel that their
obligation has been so continual that If as
constantly acknowledged they would have
burdened the paper with cards of thanks
Miss Alta Houghton returned to OBJ
L.. 90 a e,r-n h. 81
in Fremont with her aunt, Mrs. w. w
Ross. While there she attended the we'd
ding of her brother, Chas. +. Houghton, OF
Kokomo, Ind, who was married Jan. S0th,
at the residence of the brides parents, four
miles east of Fremont, to Miss Allie NJ
Gallagher. The happy couple will make
Kokomo their future home.
, r Cort Horr, oldest son of Hon. r. A
Horr, was married Thursday evening last
to Miss Jennie B. Sawyer, at the residence
of her uncle and guardian, Mrs. JAS Saw
yer, of Bellevue, o. A private car with
the family and invited guests went from
Wellington on the w. s. L. E., returning
by special train the same evening. A re,
ception for bride and groom was held al
the residence of R. A. Horr yesterday eve,
ming.
of the late John r. Judsou, formerly
of I.itchfeld, who was killed by locomo.
tive in Chicago, Jan. 29th, his pastor said,
Prompt, reliable, energetic in all his
fields of toll, and a man Of no bad halils,
the world loses one of its best citizens. the
Church a regular attendant, liberal sup.
porter, and the Sunday School an excellent
teacher. One could not have been select.
ed better ready for an instant summons and
the rendering of his accounts to God"
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Wallory, noticing
the lean and hungry look Of their en-
ployes, took il upon themselves to give
them at least one good, square meal.
whereupon Thursday evening, Feb. 1st
they invited them and theirs to an elegant
supper and social evening. The repast was
sumptuous, and was highly appreciated by
all present. Supper was followed by music
and social intercourse until late hour,
when the guests took their departure, feel
ing increased confidence in their employ.
ers, and with stronger determination to
devote their best energies TO the advance.
ment of their interests.
The Royal Hand Bell Ringers and Glee
Men, of London, will give an entertain
ment at the First Church, Oberlin, Feb
21st. Those desiring to attend from dis
tance, can procure tickets at any time BY
enclosing price to John Leadingham
Those purchasing seats by mail can have
them sent to their address, OF have their
names registered and receive their tickets
at the door Arrangements will be so made
that their tickets will be ready and easily