The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

s.. NJ Dake has returned from Califor-
mia, and will again reside in Elyria-
Mrs. s. S. Warner has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to go out again.
The Rev. DIR. Painter, of Brooklyn,
has been quite i'll while visiting at Clyde.
-Clarksfield is going to have a new
town hall, using 6O,OO0 brick in its con-
struction.
Miss Josie Ramus, of Wellington, is
visiting in town.-Liverpool Cor. Medina
Gazette.
Mrs. Eglin, mother of MrsJ. T. Davis,
has been seriously i'll at her daughters, in
Cleveland.
Mr.. Windecker and family, spent a
part of holiday week with his sisters in
Norwalk.
New Years with their brotherin-law, G.
w. Jason, in Lodi.
The Congregational society of Litch-
field have secured as pastor for the coming
year Rev. Mr.. Readinger.
Rev. E. H. Votaw, Congregational has
accepted q call to a church in st. Paul,
Mimi, and will remove from Kansas.
-Found-A silk handkerchief which
can be had by proving property and pay
ing for this notice. JAMES Il. SMITH.
u Greene, editor of the Medina Ca
zette, was reappointed Post Master at Me-
dina for four years from Dec. 10th, 1882.
Rev. F. b. Moore will preach at the
Disciple Church next Sabbath evening on
the subject: Is baptism saving ordinance
The Nickle Plate cars are run on pa
,1e trs-
that passengers converse without dif1culty.
Master Walter Battle spent his vaca-
ton in Norwalk with his aunt, Mrs ;. ..
Hoyt, and has just returned in time for
school.
Andrew Treat, of Tallmadge, has late
ly lost II sheep killed by dogs, and 20
more were wounded. The two guilty dogs
were executed.
Miss Roswell, of Columbiana, County,
O., a cousin of the Misses Cook, has come
to Wellington TO attend school, and boards
at Mrs. Locke's-
A new brick block is to be built in
Lodi the coming spring, in which Mr.. Ja-
son will have a music store and 5. w. Ar
mold rooms for a clothing store.
-ExSheriff Corning received silver
tea-set from the County officials on going
out of office, and Recorder Blanchard from
the same source silver pitcher and goblets.
Mrs. Painter, sister of Mr.. Gregory,
has been under medical treatment in
Cleveland for some time, but is so much
better that she will go from here to her
home in Pennsylvania
Rev w. G. Ward preached on Thurs
day evening, and Rev. Mr. Searles on Fri
day evening and on Sunday, morning and
evening, at the Methodist Church Quar-
terly meeting services.
The Nickel Plate seems to have sud-
denly Jumped into large frei ght business.
About 200 loaded cars more or less now
pass and repass this station daily-Belle-
vue Gazette
-Iost-Between Wellington and Litch-
fiHld. Dec. 3Ist, in the evening, black
and white all wool shawl. The finder will
please leave at this Office, or with ID. U.
Seeley, at G. G. c. & /. r. X. station
Calvin Whitney, of the Methodist
Church, of Norwalk, on New Years day
presented the Congregational society OF
that city a fine India ink portrait OF Rev.
CE.Nright,a former pastor OF that church.
Mrs. Logan, wife of Rev. Robert Lo-
gan, the returned missionary, fell on the
ice last Friday, and broke her arm. She
is being carefully cared for at the home OF
her father Daniel Fenn.-York Cor. Me-
dina News
Mrs. Seeley, wife of DR.. George Seeley,
and her lirle daughter, after spending sew
eral months with Mrs Seeley stather, ohm
IytIe. left last Thursday eve. Tor their
home in Kearney, Nebraska.-Wadsworth
Cor. Medina News.
The following is the new board o.
r & n -
Arthur, Robert Minton, George j. Forest
and j. P. Kennedy, of New York; r. ID
Cochran, of Toledo; ID. L. Wadsworth, oi
Wellington; John Warwick, of Massilon
/. w. Sutherland, Smithfeld; Joel Wood
Martins Ferry; Joseph Bell, Wheeling
Geo. N. Davis and NJ. ID. Woodford ol
Toledo.