The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-06-06

land, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. j..
S. Mallory.
Use bottle Of Peerless Worm Specific.
Money refunded if not beneficial. 81. G.
Starr & Co.
The Strawberry and Ice Cream Festi-
val given by the Social Union Friday eve
ming cleared $S1.
Mr.. Horace Barnes and family are
called to Canisteo, N. Y. to visit his moth
er who is seriously i'll.
Mr.. Allen Stone and wife, of Illinois,
relatives of Mrs. A. Huffman, are making
their Wellington friends brief visit.
Mrs. L. II. Carpenter, of Chicago, is
visiting her brothers, r. A. and G. w.
Horr and her mother, Mrs. Robinson.
Miss Williams, of Norwalk, and Miss
Eta Campbell, of Ashland, have been Wis
iting Miss Lou Crosier in the past week.
Mrs. Powers was taken more seriously
i'll last week, and has been since confined
to her bed with little prospect Of recovery.
Mr.. Geo. Hooper, whose illness with
consumption we have several times men
toned, died Tuesday morning at 8 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs Orlando Smith were
called by telegram to attend the funeral
services of Mrs. Joel Couzens, of Eaton, on
Sunday the Sd inst.
Those who heard Burbank when here
two years ago will not need to be urged to
attend his entertainment at the Congrega-
tional Church next Friday evening.
Mrs. F. n. Phelps is very much pros
trated by illness, and the nervous system is
so much affected as to produce intervals
of Inconsistencies and other alarming
symptoms.
Herman Miller and family, of Delta,
o., came to attend his fathers funeral.
Tuesday, at the homestead, conducted by
Rev. ]. A. DAILY. Mrs. Miller, the widow,
was able to sit up during the service.
MIR. s. D. Bacon received telegram
on Tuesday announcing the death of his
brother, Francis Bacon, resident of
Brooklyn, who has been sick number of
months. Age 65 years
-Supt. Blee, of the c. c. G. & 1. Rail.
way, general road-master and c. Potter,
road-master of the Columbus Division,
came to Wellington in their private car
June 1st to inspect and direct the exten
sive improvements and new track work al
this station.
1t is somewhat rare to see a cactus oi
the night blooming cereus variety with two
so large blossoms open at the same time
as Mrs. Palmer exhibited this "Wednesday,
morning. 1t seems almost = pity to use sc
many years of growth to produce couple
of flowers that retain their beauty anG
freshness scarcely twelve hours
Joseph Cook win deliver his celebra
ted lecture, England and America as AL
lies and Competitors" in the First Church
Oberlin, Friday evening, June sth, com
mencing at Z 80 p. m. This is said to bt
one of the most popular lectures of thi
very celebrated orator who has for som,
time been the most prominent man il
America
lThe"Deutcher rSchuelerVerein" closes
its regular meeting last Monday evening
at DR.. ]. Rust's. Before disband;ng, how
ever, it was determined to hold socials a
stated intervals, the first to be held at tn
house of Miss Gannett next wednesda,
evening, June 18th. Having closed tn,
terms of twenty lessons each, with hi
other classes, Mr. Ritter is now-desirou
of forming a new class of beginners for tn
summer months.
The members Of Rev. W. G. Ward
Bible Glass made him a surprise last Satul
day. it being the tenth anniversary of hi
marriage, presenting him with very fin
. dressing gown and slippers, and simils
articles for his wife, who was sick in Clev,
, land and unable to be present. A larg,
pleasant company was awaiting him o
his return from Cleveland, where he ha
spent the day. Refreshments were ais
provided by the Glass, and the occasio
was one of great interest to all present.
From programmes printed at this o
: fee we notice that at the Commencement
exercises of the LAGRANGE Union Schoo
which occur tomorrow evening, that th
: graduates are Miss Flora A. Butler, of Ii
Latin Course, and Ettie Curtice, Emma Ho
comb, Anita johnson and Don A. Swar
I of the English Course, and they have ft
their motto. "Age Quod Agis.n Mr.. an
Mrs. Geo. Whitney, Mrs. Wilcox, Miss Blu
Ter and Geo. Chamberlain furnish the m,
, sic, and Rev. R. McCaskey delivers Ii
address.
DIR. 8. @. Warner, of New York, cla
of '65, oberlin College, has decided I
erect a fine building near the corner opp
site and north OF Ladies' Hall, at Oberlil
, for the use of the Conservatory of Musi
, 1t is to be elegant in architecture, and wi
E furnish the most convenient apartments f
D offices, library, practice rooms and for 7
7 hearsals. OF course 0berlin is happy, ar
the whole country should rejoice with h
D and congratulate themselves in havin
p within her borders such an institution.
r is said that the building will have Il
feet front, be 100 feet deep and four stori
high.
? Col. Elmer Otis 9Th U. 8. Caval
J. stationed at San Antonia, Texas, is spen
s ing few days in town visiting the fami
s of Mr.. Austin Chapman, who are relative
e Thiriy-fve years ago he was our teache
e and we retain many pleasant recollection
d of one of the most profitable terms we ev
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