The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-07-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Rev. Mr.. Fitch, of Buffalo. preached
at the Congregational Church Sunday.
Don't neglect to attend 10 your child
when it shows symptoms Of worms. b.
G. Starr g. Co..
Mrs A. B. johnson. of Sullivan, is Wis
iting her son, ]. o. johnson, on Cortland
Ave-, this week.
MIR. Shubael Smith and wife have
gone on tour of business and pleasure to
Lodi, and win be gone few weeks.
Mr.. T. Herrick, Esq, and wife, Of
Cleveland, attended the Oberlin Com
mencement and visited at his fathers in
Wellington last week.
-Chipmunks are doing great damage to
potatoes in the ground and, after eating
the best ones, leave the others uncovered
and exposed to the sum-
u. d. johnson is slowly but steadily
improving upon his past condition of
health He is still confined to his bed by
order Of his medical adviser.
Miss Lula Cutler, of Harvard, Ill, who
came to the oberlin commencement, has
been spending few days with her former
classmate, Miss Lou. Crosier.
Mrs. VIM. Barnard, of Kansas, a FORM
er resident of Wellington, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. W. Houghton, and other rela-
tives in this and Medina counties.
Mr.. w. s. Franks started Monday
morning on fortnight's vacation going to
meet his wife and daughter at Marion and
from thence TO Wadsworth, .Doylestown
and Akron.
-Another root gone TO the shades A
NJ. Fitch replaces q gravel with slate, great
ly improving the appearance. He viii
tell yoawhat he knows Of gravel roofs in
straight English. Next.
Zone by one the summer roses" &C.,
&C. So it is with the gravel roofs, Harvey
Is trading his old one for new. one of tin
plate, and for the next generation win not
be troubled with repairs of any kind.
&c. B. Griggs, of Huntington, lost q
whip and lines, taken last Sunday night
while at Church. Several others were
also taken. Suitable reward win be given
for them II returned, and no questions
asked.
Quite number of the Fourth Of July.
ians got left by overcrowded trains. They
returned next day all safe and sound
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" paid for the heat and discomfort oftrav
Ell &c, &C.
Post Master and Mrs. j. T. Ogden leave
to-day for Wandena, Mimi, being advised
by physicians to try another climate, hop
ing 10 arrest the lung disease from which
Mrs. Ogden is suffering. Miss Kate Ogden
goes on to New York for a few weeks
Mr.. Shaw, young man from Louis
lana, slightly colored, who graduated with
honor from Baldwin University this year
and is going to study theology in Boston
University, is working on the farm of w
L. Hayes in Penfeld for his summer vaca
tion.
Rev. DIR. Hoyt, of Cincinnati, editor o
the Western Christian Advocate, preached
at the Methodist Church Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. F. NJ. Searles was alst
present as Presiding Elder, it being the
Quarterly Meeting. Fifteen persons re
ceived the ordinance Of baptism at thu
hands of the pastor, Rev. w. G. Ward
Mrs Ripley, one of the oberlin Alum
nj. class of 90, came from Missouri to Al
tend Commencement, and is visiting hel
brother, Hon. j. II. Dickson. Mrs RIPLEY
and her husband have been lifelong ane
successful educators and their pupils ars
numerous enough to make an army o
themselves, among whom we are happy ts
have been numbered.
Saturday during the afternoon, wher
the wind was blowing, before the shower
board blew from the roof OF Horr q Wai
ner's building, occupied by Mallory, Jopl
& Co., into the skylight of Mr.. sawtell'
gallery, breaking through and cutting tn
head Of little boy from Spencer, VIII
was sitting for q picture The child wa
taken into the rooms adjoining and HI
wounds dressed SO that he was able TO g
home.