The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-12-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Fleet.
Let the people of the NJ. E. church
cordially respond to the call of the "Bas,
ket Social" =
B, b. Herrick took first premium on
dairy cheese at the late convention held in
Cincinnati.
M. Crosier, w. Metcalf and ]. Roser,
attended the butter and egg convention in
Cincinnati.
Model for Furman's new machine left
for New York on car 894, Wednesday,
Dec. o, 1888.
Please bear in mind the social in the
NJ. E. church, on Friday evening. Or
chestra music, &c.
-Furman's Gaining Power Machine is
for the benefit Of the laboring class. Geo.
Furman, Rochester, Ohio.
Every one come out next Friday even
ing, and enjoy the fun at the social.
Good music in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. L. wadsworth have
returned from visit TO Mr.. and Mrs,
Sheldon at Hornellsville, N. Y.
Tho wedding festivities at s. d. Ba-
cons Tuesday evening, of last week, were
highly enjoyed by those in attendance.
The toy pistol and lockjaw killed
Geo. Smith, at jamestown, N. Y, the boy
wounding his hand Thanksgiving day.
Mrs Kate Dounton, of Philadelphia,
has come TO spend some time with her
sisters, Mrs. Mast and Mrs. w. r. Santley.
The Baptist church, of Huntington,
celebrate their fiftieth anniversary to-day
with memorial services morning and even
ing.
The c. c. c. & 1. Ry, have arranged
for reduced rates during the holiday sea-
son. Posters will be issued soon giving
full particulars.
III. B. Hamlin came from waudena,
Mimi, last week, and Monday started
back taking his mother for visit to his
new home in the West.
The G. G. c. s. 1. r. r. Co. have bought
a pair of track scales which will be put in
This will be a great con-
venience tc shippers as well as TO the rail-
road company.
The brick pumping and engine house
of N. Huckins s. Co. is completed and
viii keep the W. S L. E. water-tank full
from which the supply for the Touring
mill Is obtained.
The family of Geo. Ettris, of Lorain,
were poisoned by some enemy putting ar
senic in the well. Not long ago their COW |
was poisoned and later the calf. The
family did not die.
"A number of irst-class farmers from
this place attended the Farmers Institute,
held in Elgin, last week, and were well
pleased with the lectures and discussions |
subjects.
Mayor Herrick, in company with his |
son, Al. T. Herrick, of Cleveland, started |
day on western tour, and |
will visit his son, Roselle, and family, at
Colony, Kansas, before his return.
The Wellington Milling Company an
nounce that they have begun running their \
mill this, Wednesday, and are prepared to |
supply customers with -four, feed, and |
everything in their line in any quantity |
desired.
"A delay in receiving some portions of
boiler and engine has prevented the Mill
ing Co. resuming operations until today.
With everything in as fine order as any
mill In the State, they cannot do but sue
cessful business.
"A few stereotyped business cards on
our first page became so injured that We |
were obliged to omit them this week. |
They will be reset in better style for our
next issue and we will make up the diff
to our advertisers.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh C. Harris are Wis
ting her brother, Geo. Bacon and family,
Michigan, and after their re-
turn will settle to housekeeping in the
where the bride has always |
lived, which will please their friends.
ID. A. Willard, with his harp, Mueller
with bass viol, Walter Hall, violin, Geo.
Shredder, flute, Fred Allen, cornet, Eph.
Collins, clarinet, played four beautiful
pieces of music while the audience were
awaiting the hour for DR.. Talmage's lee
Ne TO begin.
The milling company have put in a
pair of hopper scales, situated under the
platform, into which a man can empty his
bags of wheat from the wagon, weigh it,
and then a valve is pulled and the wheat
Is run to an elevator which delivers il into |
any of the bins desired.
MIR. Daniel Hustled has been seriously
III, resulting from a slight cut on one of
his feet, on which erysipilas supervened,
owing to a previously bad condition of
his blood and which nearly cost him his
life We are. glad to report decided
and returning health.
The beautiful mild weather which has
prevailed this fall still continues and while
some of our merchants have to regret
lack of trade on account of it, the people
will save many dollars in wood and va
rious articles of clothing, and it is bo-
nanza to all classes of laboring men.
Rev. Lucius G. Smith, graduate OF |
Baldwin University, and son-in.law of E. |
g. Griswold. of Elyria. has been several |