The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-05-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss Eva Lang visited friends in Ceve.
land last week.
Jos. Cook will lecture in Oberlin Fri
day, June sth.
DIR. Dawson is putting new root on
his dwelling on Taylor st.
MIR. Hooper, in the southwest pant Of
the township, is near death from consump-
ton.
Mr.. o. R. Herrick, of Colony, Kansas,
has been visiting at his fathers, T. R. Her
rick's.
r. Z. Beach, son of DIR. C. 81. Beach,
is home from Farragut, Iowa, visiting Ohio
friends.
-Abner Chapman is building a commo-
duous barn on his lot corner South Main
and Carpenter streets.
Mr.. Wilton has added q room and q
good deal of latticed portico to his house
on Cortland Avenue.
A son OF E. g. johnson, of Elyria is
among those who have settled upon q Ds-
kots farm this spring.
The annual meeting of the Lorain
County Woman's Christian Temperance
Union is held at North Ridgeville, today.
Fred Purple sends US local paper
from Cameron, Mo-, giving an account Of
the cyclone near there the Sunday before
last
u. h. Bowlby was the last man to have
his gravel roof of, and tin one put in its
place. Thus it ever is with gravel roofs.
Nextl
-Messrs. Lang & Pierce have moved
their old warehouse of the lot in the rear
of their business house, and will build one
of brick in its place.
DR. and Mrs. Davidson were summon
ed to Cleveland, going Sunday morning, the
youngest sister of Mrs. Davidson, Mrs.
Sutliff, on Prospect st. being dangerously i'll.
Mr.. Weaver, operator here Of the Pos
tal Telegraph line, has rented q house on
Elm st., and his wife and two little ones
came on from New York State last week.
"A number Of persons havebeen affiict-
ed with inflammation of the eyes in connec-
ton with hard colds. Mr.. Gregory had to
give up business on that account last Fri
day.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
will sell excursion tickets to any station
on their line for one and one half fares
for the round trip, good for May 30th and
S1st.
Mrs. Lewis Bennett has gone to Mis-
souri, to visit her sister, the widow of John
Fisher who died few months since. She
win visit in other States and be absent sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev J. A DAILY went away
on journey last week, and we learn that
Mrs DAILY will remain East visiting rela-
tives, and go TO her Chatauqua residence
for the season before returning.
-Ths &C, c. & R'y. will run an ex-
cursion to Cleveland and return Monday,
June 4th. A thirty mile lake ride on the
steamer northwest included. Full partic-
ulars as to rates &c. will be given at an
early date.
The storm which here was q cold rain
with very little hail, was snow and sleet at
points farther north and west There was
good deal of damage to shipping on the
lakes, as a high wind has been a marked
feature Of the storm
The work of re-modeling the Touring
mill recently purchased Of Mr.. Comstock
by Horr, Warner & Co., has begun Eight
thousand dollars worth of new machinery
has already been purchased, and will be
put in as speedily as possible.
DIR. S. L. Sage, whose withdrawal fr6m
the Universalist Church has been noticed
in our columns, writes his brother here
that he has united with the Methodist
Church, and win be given work at the next
session Of the Annual Conference in whose
bounds he resides.
We invite the attention of our readers
to the new advertisement of Mr.. T. Doland
on the 1st page of this issue. Mr.. Doland
has taken a new departure in his business,
and parties contemplating the purchase of
wagons, carriages or buggies will be inter-
ested in reading what he has to say.
MIR. and Mrs Jay woolley at Lincoln,
Neb., have been so unfortunate as to be-
come the victims of burglars. Two of Mr..
Woolley's best suits and nearly all his
wife's good clothes were taken. The po-
lice had not succeeded in finding the thieves
after five days effort. 1t is no small loss
to young people just starting in new
country They are already both paid
singers in a church choir in Lincoln.
We regret the delay IN connecting the
last lot of new instruments with the ex-
change occasioned by failure to receive a
portion Of the material necessary to CON-
plete the repair of the old and the string
ing of the new wires The fault is not
with the Telephone Company, but with
the parties fromwhom the. supplies were
ordered, two weeks ince. We have re-
ceived notice Of shipment. and as soon as
they arrive the repairs win be promptly
made and all instruments connected.