The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-09-05
Mr.. Frank Dimmook is visiting friends


hand in planer last Monday.
Miss Carrie Schroeder was married
last Sunday in Cleveland to MIR. VIM.
Beierle of that city.
Mrs. Watson Lang, of Cleveland, is
visiting at j. b. Lang's. Watson spent
last Sunday in town.
The drouth in Tuscarawas, Guernsey
and Coshocton counties is very severe.
There has been no rain for forty days.
Mr.. Richard Hendee and daughter,
with Mrs. John Eglin, are visiting relatives
in Rochester and Webster, N. Y, their for
mer home.
L. Bowman heads the list this season
for large and first class eating potatoes.
Manner of raising them was to plant good
seed, hoe them twice, then hill them up.
1t is hereby requested that all persons
having expense accounts against the Wei
lington Agricultural Society present them
to the Secretary on or before Saturday
Sept. Sth.
Clifford s. White shipped their swine
and poultry directly from the Wellington
to the Ohio State Fair grounds to get them
in readiness for the State exhibition, which
opened Monday. s..
MIR. f. NJ. Sheldon, brother-in-law of
Mrs. d. L. Wsdsworth, was in town over
Sabbath. He has recently returned from
an extended visit in Europe and could only
take time for brief visit
Miss Ella Fulton will do dressmaking
at the residences of her patrons when de-
sired. She can be found hereafter whep>
unemployed at the residence of Mrs. DAN
iel Williams, on Cortland Avenue.
"A spark from an engine used while
threshing, short distance west of Woos-
ter, set fire to wheat stack and burned
that with two more and part of a fourth.
Five hundred bushels of wheat lost.
Saturday, Sept 18th, the c. G. G. s. 1.
R'y will run an excursion TO Cleveland and
return. Fare one dollar, including ride on
lake. For further information see posters
OF inquire of VIM. II. Fisher, Agt-, Wei
lington, D.
Miss Cowgirl, Missionary at New Or
leans, viii speak at the Methodist Church
tomorrow Thursday evening, giving some
account of her work in the South, where
she has spent several years under the au-
spices of the Home Missionary Society.
The 2Sth ANNUAL Fair was grand
success. Now let every good citizen be-
come a member of this society and give it
strength it so richly deserves, TO the end
that the 29th Fair may far excel the 2Sth
and all previous Fairs held by this society.
On last Sunday night a horse of
Messrs. Hall & Soules met with serious
accident. As he was being driven through
the square in Oberlin he was run into by
another and was pierced through the breast
by thill. The horse is not expected to
recover. ---r..--
There is to be atemperance mass meet
ing in Elyria Sept. 10th, the counties of
Huron, Medina, Lorain and Erie partici-
pating. Everybody invited. Mrs. Ellen
Foster, of Iowa, the eloquent lawyer, and
other speakers win be present. The meet
ing is also delegate convention and will
continue till Tuesday noon, as the meeting
is for consultation and more thorough or
ganization.
-Wm. Vischer in company with Harry
Lewis are vacating in the far West, hunt
ing and seeing the country. A card from
William at Sank Center, Mimi, says they
are having grand time and giving the
prairie chickens h-ilsrity and having
lots themselves. He writes: This grand
atmosphere is bracing, we brace up our
selves and try to do right" We cougratu-
late them and wish we were along with
them.
Court met in Ashland Tuesday, the
work of securing jury will be commenc-
ed Wednesday for the trial of Horn and Glib
bons, the murderers of Harry Williams in
Polk last March. R. Campbell, Attorney
for the State, and Prosecuting Attorney
Harvout, have been engaged for the last
ten days in securing evidence in the case.
The trial will consume the most of two
weeks. Threatening letters have been re-
ceived by two ofthe witnesses for the State.
The Social Union will meet in the
Sunday School room on next Friday eve.
The committee have taken a great deal of
pains to make this entertainment worthy
of good attention, and large attendance
| is desired. The music alone will be ofthe
very best talent in town. The exercises
will begin at quarter before eight O'Clock
prompt. The opening exercise will be a
Piano Duet, by Messrs Hall and Mueller
| Please bear this in mind and help make il
success.
j. L. Smith and family. are about re
moving to Delaware, as they have for some
time contemplated. anew residence there
is ready for their occupancy. Theil
youngest child has been very sick for sew
eral weeks, but is now improving. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith both have qualities and &C
complishments fitting them for usefulness
in Church and society, and Wellington re
grets to lose them. The Methodist So
ciety last spring purchased NJ Smiths
property on Cortland Avenue for par
sonage.
The widow of Horace Adams, who
had spent several weeks at her cottage a
Lakeside, as she had done for severa
years, was taken to her home in Berea {
week ago last Thursday, very i'll from con
gestion of the lungs, and valvular disease
of the heart. She died Friday noon afte
week of great suffering, and her funers