The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-04-11
GLEANINGS.

-Blitz, of Lodi, formerly of Huntington,
has moved to Spencer.
Leonard G.. Hamilton was eelcted JUS
tice of the Peace at Berea April End.
The mother of j. Frank Web, of Cleve-
land died in Plymouth April 4th, at the
age of "A years.
John Smith, Jr., and John Wells and
their families went from New London last
week to live in Dakota.
Miss Hattie E. Ashley, of Litchfield,
was married April 3rd to Mr.. Frank E.
Fuller, of Warren, o.
The barns of Samuel Hines and Thos.
Baker were burned in Elyria April 4th, and
that of Mr.. Bruce was badly damaged.
Rev. T. II. Wilson a welLknown and
beloved minister of the Central Ohio Con-
ference died at Fremont April End, aged
70 years.
The Misses Cora Carrie and Lena
Barnes, of Wellington are the guests of
Miss Nellie Observation-Disclosures Cor.
Berea Advertiser.
Lyman Baker and C. w. d. Miller
were enjoying the genial climate of the
Bayou Teche country at Baldwin, La,
last week.-Berea Advertiser.
Mrs W. W. Wolcott, Tallmage, has
procured an incubator, and is engaged in
Matching 130 hens eggs by means of two
oil lamps-Cuyahoga Falls Reporter.
The Ende House, a three story brick
hotel at Greenville, Texas, fell Saturday
morning at o'clock burying the inmates.
Fifteen were killed and others escaped
unhurt.
The Steamer Jay Cooke has been
overhauled at Sandusky, and is expected
to begin her season trips between there
and the Islands this week. The Louise is
IN dry dock for extensive repairs.
-Wakeman has made a sensation find
ing that a young man whose occupation
was blowing our stumps and blasting
rocks, had stored ton of dynamite in the
heart of their village.
Rev Mr.. Tolhurst, for eleven years
pastor of the Baptist Church, of Columbia,
died of congestion Of the lungs March 31st.
At the time of his death he was pastor of
the South Trinity Church, Cleveland.
Miss Charlotte Burr, daughter of Ex-
Sheriff Burr, formerly of Columbia, this
county, lately died in Illinois three days
after having large tumor removed from
her side. She was graduate of Oberlin
College.
H. S. Penfeld, of Chicago, was mar.
ried March 29th to Miss Lottie May Kim.
ball. a successful teacher in the Oberlin
schools. and daughter of Rev. Geo. P. Kim
ball, who performed the marriage cere
mony.
&C. A. Healy, excursion agent of the
Bee Line, and wife, of New London, who
were on the Cincinnati Southern train
which was wrecked south of Cincinnati
some days ago are recovering from theil
injuries.
Mr.. Erskine Bradley, former New
London boy, and son Of Mr.. d. n. Brad
ley, gave us pleasant call Monday. Mr.
Bradley spent number of years in Cold
water, Mich, but recently moved to Wei
lington. Himself and wife were here Wis
iting relatives.-New London Record.
The first car load of lime manufactur
ed by the Huron Lime Co. was sold Il
Wickham & Co., of Huron, and yesterda,
was shipped to Wellington via the Wheel
ing s. Lake Erie r. R. The quality
said to be superior 10 any lime made il
the State of Ohio.-Norwalk Reflector
Mr.. Thomas Russell, of Wellington,
former Fitchville boy, was in New Londo
and Fitchville last week. Mr. Russell wa
for many years in the employ of Baldwin
Laundon & Co., of Wellington, but havin
suffered a dangerous attack of Dakota feve
sold out his property in Wellington and o
Monday purchased tickets in wellingto
and started bag and baggage for Dakoti
New London Record.
Mr.. Geo. w. Cable, the popular Soutl
ern novelist, is trustee OF the PrytaDi
Street Presbyterian Church in Ne
Orleans. He spoke so effectively recent
in favor of paying off an old debt on tn
church, that the congregation at ono
raised enough to pay the debt and thre
thousand dollars over. If Mr.. Cab
wouldlike to go into the echurch-debt-liftin
business, we recommend him to CON
North.-Springfield (O) Republic.