The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-10-31


spending this week in town visiting her
mother, Mrs. z. Daugherty.
Mr.. John Newman had two fingers of
his left hand badly crushed between two
oil barrels. The wound was dressed by
Drs. Rust.
Three hew engines. Nos. %, "a and
25, weighing 4S tons each have been
placed on the w. & L. E. r. R. for use on
freight trains.
The next meeting of the Deutcher
Schuler Verein will be held on Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 9, at the house of Miss
Ida VanCleef.
g. W. Baker has bought and is fitting
up the old Roser place, the scene of the
italian boarding-hous confiagration two
years ago, and will occupy it.
Barton T. Eddy has lately married
Miss Sarah Walker, of Brunswick, and
early in November they will sail for India
as missionaries of the NJ. E. church.
Springfield, o., has a new and very
elegant hotel called the Arcade, from its
construction, which has 112 sleeping
rooms and 81 for the use OF transient GUS
toners.
There will be an art entertainment
consisting of photographs OF distinguished
places, scenery, painting, etc, thrown on
large size canvas, in the Town Hall next
Friday evening.
George Fisher starts for Colorado the
last of the week to take charge of some
mines in which few OF our Wellington
people are interested. He expects to sink
a shaft and put in machinery for develop
ing the mines, and will be absent till next
April.
The bathing and rowing season being
about over, the skating season has begun
in North latitudes, and the counts stands
thus: Drowned while skating at Manitoba
Oct. 24th, three children of one family.
Sister broke through and brothers tried to
save her.
Ed. s. Hackett is home on visit to
his parents. He has held the position of
Assistant Civil Engineer of the Michigan
and Ohio railroad during its construction,
a very important position which he has
filed with credit to himself and satisfac-
ton of the company.
j. P. Curtiss and wife, of New Britain,
Conn, cousins of Mrs. r. N. Goodwin,
visited friends and relatives in this place
the past week. They left on the early
train Monday morning, having received
a telegram announcing the illness Of their
mother, who has since died.
Il. Bowman has made a new departure
and added to his stock of clothing a COM
plete assortment of boots and shoes. Hav-
ing been originally educated to the trade
he comes with a good experience and
will spare no effort necessary to please
and profit his patrons The public are in
vited 10 call and examine his stock and
get prices
e. Heller and Sons, millers in Medina
county, bought a tanning mill of some
strangers and signed contract to become
agents, which turned out to be a note for
5000 worth of mills; and in the same town
a man contracted with an agent for some
lightning rods for s19, which in a few
days by changing the figure into a o
was made $9S.
The Commissioners of Lorain county
contracted with the managers of the
Workhouse in Cleveland to receive offend
ers sent from this county, and now those
who commit petty crime and break the
laws can be made to earn their board. A.
]. Disbrow, of Oberlin, was the first to be
sent. He had stolen "butt" of tobacco
and gold ring, and got $15 fine and
20 days in the workhouse.
We should have said last week that
George Fisher had completed his new
house on Mygar Street and had moved his
family into it. 1t is one of the finest, il
not the finest frame dwelling in the village.
The style is Queen Anne; the roof,
slate. The hall is nearly square, is fur
nished with mantle and CRATE, and makes
a suitable reception room Tor callers and
others who intend stopping only short
time. The style is new, but one We greatly
admire. Both interior and exterior are
beautifully furnished. 1t lis furnished with
gas and water, and is equal in convenience
and beauty to city houses of equal cost.
We tell George 1t just needs a telephone
To make IN complete.
October 22nd being an anniversary OF
the wedding of DIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Hough-
ton, and following so soon the golden we'd
ding of the laiter's father and mother, it so
happened that for the first time all her
family could be present at her table to-
gether; the seven nephews and nieces
being also there, and II was the birthday
of the grandmother and the first grand
child. Besides that of the host the house.
holds represented were: Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Hayes, of Penfield; E. p. Hayes and
wife. of Deer Lake, Mich; A. L. Hayes
and wife and two sons, Of McComb, Han.
cock Co.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hayes and
two daughters, of Penfeld; ]. C. Fuller
and wife and son, Lyons, o.; Rev. and Mrs
A. W. Hayes and son, Honeoye Falls, N. Y,
and MI. and Mrs. G. II. Sheldon and son,
Penfield. Tuesday the same, with some
additional company, were entertained al
Mrs. c. II. Sheldon's, in Penfeld, where
eood-byes were said, some Of them leaving
for home next morning.