The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-14

The aged mother of DR.. Jas. Rust was
buried in Brighton, Monday.
Halls full Orchestra at Mallory's Hall
Monday night, March 18th.
-One obituary of Miss Horton was al
ready in type when the last was received.
Come out Monday night and hear the
new G.. A. R. Brass and Reed Band at
Mallory's Hall.
Rev. A. r. Green, of Cleveland, will
preach at the Disciple Church, next Sun
day morning and evening.
Mr. o. P. Chapman will move into
Mr. A. Perkins house April 1st, the two
families occupying il in common.
Come and hear the lecture at Mallory's
Hall, by Warner the speaker and soldier.
Only 25 cts Monday night March 10Th.
Persons sending us articles or items
for publication need not expect to see them
in print unless accompanied by the name
of the author as guarantee of reliability
and good faith.
MIR Milton Adams, one of yelling
tons oldest and most highly respected cit
liens died at his home on Taylor Street,
Tuesday, March 18th, at p. m. He had
been i'll several weeks.
MIR. E. K. Fluke, agent of the W. S E.
R. R. at this place has resigned his posi-
tion and is going up into the North West,
probably Dakota. Mr.. H. o. Biggs has
been appointed his successor.
The telephone line from Oberlin to
Wellington will be completed by the time
we go to press, which win put all sub
scribers id Lorain, Elyria, Oberlin and
this place on speaking terms this week.
Mr.. Geo. Roice, of Huntington, has
bought the house and lot of o. P. Chap
man on South Main Street, and. will take
possession about April 1st, intending to
make his home in Wellington hereafter.
"A petition is IN circulation asking the
township trustees to submit the erection
of new town hall to a vote of our citi-
zens at an early day. 1t is being general
ly signed and meeting with almost no op-
position.
1T will be gratifying to the many
friends OF F. ID. Franks to learn that he is
gradually gaining strength. After being
confined to his bed eight weeks he can
now sit up little every day, has a good
appetite and feels quite comfortable.
"A. w. Mcclure, of Medina, has sold
Chippewa Lake. or what is included in the
land between low and high water mark
that bounds il, to the Railrcad Company
and Cleveland Ice Company, who will
make in place for excursionists, and use
its ice product.
Rev. Mr., Logan preached Sunday
morning at the Congregational Church
and his wife in the evening read paper
descriptive of Missionary life in the
Islands of Micronesia, similar to the ex-
perience she gave here at the meeting of
the womans' Board in October.
MIR. VIM. Vischer is in Cincinnati in
attendance upon the annual session of the
Scottish rites and win while there take all
the remaining degrees Of Masonry. He
will have the honor Of being the only Ma
son in Wellington who has attained such
position.
Mrs. E. p. Baird moves to-day one
door east of w. F. Herrick's residence,
north side of Mechanic street. She will
continue her business as formerly, and all
desiring switches, curls, waves, and other
manufactured hair will please call at her
new residence. 2P
The Council room and Mayors Office
will be in Mr.. G. A. VanCleefs room in the
second story In Union block after this
week. Mr.. VanCleef will have desk in
the same room, and act as Secretary OF
the Glass Works, and Mr.. r. N. Goodwin
will make it headquarters for his Insur
ance business.
Hiram Vosburg, of Camden, young
man of perhaps % or % years, last Friday
put in an old shotgun something less
than a teacupful of powder, for fun, and
holding the gun sideways fired. Whatre
manned of his hand is in q pickle at DR.
McClaran's, and its former owner does no
intend to fool with powder and guns any
more.
MIR. Paul Ritter has been importune6
10 teach a second or Primary class in Ger
man, and the work of the "Deutchel
Schueler Verein," moves along well. Tn,
young people now say "Wie gent es'
instead of "how-dy" Mr.. Ritter is con
scientious teacher, and those who entel
his Classes for faithful earnest work can
not fail to make progress il they have am
ability in acquiring languages.
MIR. Frank Moe has concluded to NOV,
his family to Denver Col The goods wer'
shipped the fore part of the week and Mrs
Moe and daughter will start in a shor
time for that place Mr.. Moe and sol
Mark will remain in Berea for some week
longer. He and his excellent family will
be missed in Berea and vicinity wher
they have resided for twenty-eight years
or more. Mrs. Noes impaired health ne
cessitates change ofclimate, which is tn
cause OF their removal-Berea Advertiser
Sunday Afternoon q freight train tha
passes Wellington on the Bee Line abou
half past three came near having seriou
accident, The axle of one car broke whicl
dropped corner of that car on the ground
This occurred opposite the place of W
Cushion, Sr. II ran along on the ties neal
ly to the foundry, two other cars beinI
thrown off but were not so badly damages
rs the first. The relief train from Clevs
land came down about eight in the evenin