The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

DIR. A B. Reed, of Cedar Rapids, Ic.wa,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. R. W-ean.
S. Smith returned after a Ten days
visit to his brother-in-laws, M. e. w. Ja-
son, of Lodi.
MIR. and Mrs. Humi ston, ofTownsend,
the latter neice of Ms. McDermott, have
been visiting her This week.
Mr. W. H. Ashford has been i'll with
pneumonia for a few days, and is regarded
as being in critical condition.
Rev. f, H. Moor will preach at the
Disciple Church, next Sabbath evening.
Subject; THE whole plan of salvation"
Mr.. oHerbacker has just finished
large glass show case in his store for the
display or harness and saddles. The work
was doTIe by Mr.. o. T. Baker.
-J)on't forget Frank Dsvidson's enter
tain ment at the Congregational Church,
Friday evening. Secure your seats early,
for there is likely TO be q full house.
The Postal Telegraph wire is the larg-
est ever used for telegraphic purposes.
The rates for messages win be one cent
for each word, and all the principal towns
viii have an Office.
Frank Davidsons entertainment will
be attractive, beneficial and unobjectiona-
BILE. The pulpit, the press, and the public
unanimously endorse it, and We have no
doubt Wellington will give him an over
flowing house.
Situations that are permanent and
command good pay are not so plenty as to
be passed by without glance. If our
readers will turn to an advertisement head
ed Men Wanted they may find some
thing of interest and profit % them.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Missionary and Aid Society, at the Meth
odist Church, last Wednesday, was very
numerously attended. $40 took supper,
officers were elected for the ensuing year,
and in the evening reports by the different
officers were read.
1T was published in the ENTERPRIsE
last week where petitions to the Legisla-
ture on the temperance question could be
signed, very few have paid any attention
TO the matter. If our people are too neg
ligent or Indifferent to come in and ado
their names to influence the vote of law
makers, they need find no more fault with
our Legislators or our laws on the hquol
question.
We hear that some sneak thief stole
Frank Wadsworth's best buffalo robe from
his sleigh, which was standing in front o
Mr.. Sernee,s shoe store, last Friday even
inr. and that few nights previous rob
was taken from sleigh in front OF Foot'
livery stable Remember that 1t Is no
safe to leave anything of value in wagon
or sleighs either night or day. Take then
in and leave them with your friends
Mr.. w. L. Terrell, for the last twelv'
-vems proprietor of the Forest City House
Cleveland, previous TO which he was pre-
rnr;etor of the American House, in thi
-nlace for year or more, died suddenl.
las, week of heart disease. he went to be-
In nsual health, slept about two hours, I'll
about 1880. when he awakened and spok
to his wife. and Immediately died withou
a struggle. Previous TO his residence
Wellington, he lived in Medina sewers
wears engaged in the dry goods trade an
keener of the American House. He VIZ
very ventlemanly and dignified man.an
seemed 10 have the natural qualificatior
for a good landlord. He had also tho'
HIGHER and nobler qualities that won u
confidence and esteem of all who mad
his acquaintance.