The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-09-19

spent last Tuesday with her friend Miss
Georgia wadsworth.
Mrs. Rev Geo. Mather is expected tc
visit in Wellington while her husband i:
at Conference next week.
Frank Powers is getting ready to oc
-cupy his new house west of Mr.. Wean's
which he purchased for $500.
Minnie Clegon's school has closed and
she is now taking lessons in vocal music
at the Conservatory in Oberlin.
Mrs. Rufus Curtis and children, OF
Cleveland, are visiting at ]. ]. Thomas
and Mrs. Curtis is suffering from quinsy.
The meeting of the Deutscher Scheul.
er Verein appointed for Wednesday even-
ing Sept. 18th, has been postponed one
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds reached here
Monday from Penn, and are visiting their
SON, E. II. Gregory Mr.. Reynolds has
lately come from Texas where he has rail
road interests.
-Clifford. & White took over S120 in
premiums on Berkshire SWINE at the State
Fair at Columbus, and $17 on poultry.
They were equally successful at the Toledo
Fair although the premiums represented
smaller amounts. I
AT the fifth annual reunion Of the Lo-
rain County Soldiers and Sailors Asso-
citation held at Grafton, Aug. 30th, ]: w.
Wilbur was elected President for the en-,
suing year and VIM. Jordan, of Yelling
ton, was made Secretary and Treasurer.
Place of next meeting undecided. 4
Mr.. Wallace Osborn, who has been
for some time in the employ of Mr. ]. w.
Wilbur, has gone to Greenwich and start
ed tin shop. Both he and wife leave
behind large circle offriends who regret
their departure but unite with us in wish
ing them nothing but prosperity and hap
piness- s r ~
A child of Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Otter
bacher died last Thursday of dysentery, af
lcI uu 1llucoc VI WC6h. = 4hCA Al SCI NA|Co
were held in the Congregational Church,
Sunday at 1890 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. OF
terbacher desire to return thanks to their
friends who gave their sympathy and aid
in their hour of bereavement
Mr.. B. d. Noble, who has been for q
year and half past, i'll with consumption
is becoming very weak, and the difficulty
ofexpectoration increases His emaciation
is extreme, and il is q wonder to his friends
that he bears up 50 well under such phys
ical suffering and prostration. He is
cheerful in spirit, expressing his readiness
for departure.
DIR. /. N. Willard, graduate Of Belle
vue College New York City, and who has
taken one or two post graduate courses in
special departments has come to yelling
ton to locate and is with his wife tempor-
arily stopping at the American House. He
has had about eight years practice and is
no doubt well prepared for the duties Of
his profession. 49,
The Yelled Prophets Of the Mississippi
Valley give their Annual Festival at st.
Louis, Oct. 2, 1888. Also the St. Louis
Fair viii be in progress. The &C. G. & 1.
Ry win run its annual ST. Louis excursion
Oct 1st, giving those who wish an OPP
portuniiy of attending these festivities
Full information as to fare, time of train,
&C., &C., win be given in due season.
Died, at her home in this village,
Thursday, Sept. 18th, Mrs. Nancy r. Burt,
wife of ]. Burt, formerly of Spencer. Mrs
Burt has been i'll and confined to her bed
for about tep months with some obscure
disease that baffied the skin of her physi-
clans She was member of the Disciple
Church. Age - years. Her remains were
taken to Sullivan, where her parents reside,
for6urial.
Wellington has population Of little
more than 2,O0o in the corporation, and
employs ten teachers besides the writing
master, the instructor in music and the
High School assistant. There were AIS
enrolled the first week of school and the
number this term will reach 500. There
are 90 tuition pupils-22 in the High
Schools and 20 in the A Grammar. The
rooms are all very full and the increase is
in the higher grades, instead of in the Pri
maries
Frank Wadsworth and his employees
Lewis Arnold and Charles Mills-re
turned TO Raysville the 10Th. Messrs
Wadsworth and Arnold went by cars, tax
ing with them two carloads of calves, fol
market in jackson County, as cattle are
very scarce in that section, nearly all stock
having been crossed with Jersey breeds
till worthless for beef. Mr.. Mills tool
charge of the team and wagon, going by
the public road. Mr.. Wadsworth expects
to close up his lumber business in the
South and return TO Wellington for a per
manent stay as soon as practicable.
The Deutscher Schueler Verein made
their teacher, Paul Ritter, q handsome
present on his departure for Europe. Th'
complete works of Longfellow and Whit
tier elegantly bound, and Hawthorne'i
Marble Faunn. in two volumes, repre-
sentative American literature poetry anC
prose. A number of the gentlemen Of th'
society were at the station to see him of
Friday morning. He valued very highl,
the souvenirs OF this country which hi
trunks contained, especially pictures which
had been given him and those he had pur
chased. He said if those trunks went dow
he would not like to go to Germany.
Important Sale Of Rubber Goods.
We place on sale, Friday morning, Sep,
21st, 127 Ladies' and Misses Gossamers
with hood and inside pocket, every gar