The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-07-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

w. D. Griffin, of Lodi, is visiting friends
on Cortland Ave-, for few days
Geo. Foster was the guest of R. A.
Horr on his way to and from OberlIn.
Rev. ]. A. DAILY went to Chatauqua
Monday and win be absent from town
about two months
"A Brecksyille boy, Willie Morgan,
aged Is years, was drowned while bathing,
Tuesday in Cleveland
The Lakeside News for July is at hand
full of information concerning the attrac-
tions there this season.
wilcox of the international Dining
Hall, Toledo, win have charge of the new
dining hall at Lakeside this summer.
Rev. F. A. Fitch, of Buffalo, will
preach in the Congregational Church next
Sabbath by exchange with Rev. ]. A. DAILY.
"A. s. ellison, photographer. moved in
to the rooms vacated by Mr.. Haynes, Tues
day. He is lately from Monroeville, Ohio.
From private letter we learn that W.
8. Stevenson aud wife have both been sick
with Dyptheria. They are now living in
Merrimac, Mass
-Remenyi Concert Friday evening, July
9th, at NJ E. Church, commencing at 8 p.
m. Reserved seats only 50 cts, at Hough-
tons drug store.
-B. c. Baird was in town over Sunday
on his return nom a trip to New York
State. He is now proprietor of the Crosby
House, Delta, Ohio.
The attention of om readers is direct
ed to the new advertisement of Mallory,
Jopp & Co. on this page. Some interest
ing reading will be found therein
Prof. Chamberlain, of oberlin. viii
supply the pulpit of the Congregational
Church Sabbath mornings on and after the
18th of July until about August 1st-
The Elyria papers are very compli
mentary in their references to the hospital
ity, the cordiality, good taste and skin Of
those who entertained the visiting Knights
at their recent meeting here.
The first portion of the sandusky
Street Railroad, to be completed in two
months, IS from the Lake Shore depot to
the foot of Columbus Ave-, near the boat
landing, which will be convenience to
Lakeside travellers
Mrs Ives and children and Miss Alice
-,,,.r, Al = 49, f-,%,,, D~s,ol-1xn Il
Friday and win spend the hot season with
relatives here Mrs. Ives and her sister
Mrs. Windecker, attended Commencement
and the Alumni meeting of their respective
classes in oberlin.
-Thomas Dawson feels encouraged &c
hope that he may regain the use Of hi.
limbs, since he is lately having acute pair
through them. Before this they have beer
almost destitute of sensibiliy. He is suf
fering more of late than at any time since
his injury in December.
1T now looks as though Remenyi, thu
celebrated Violinist, would be greeted witt
an over-dowing house. A special trair
will be run TO accommodate Lodi and
Spencer people, while smaller delegations
are assured from LAGRANGE, Penfeld
Litchfield, Huntington, etc. Those Of oul
people who have not already secured Re
served Seats had better do 50 at once
The Lakeside Sunday School encamp
ment win be in session from July 24th 4
August 9th. The Mission Days win b
Aug. 9Th TO eth. Rev. ]. II. Vincent d. D
is Superintendent Of Instruction in tn
Sunday School Department. Rev. B. I
Vincent and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Crafts ar
among the eminent instructors The gran'
display Of fireworks viii be on the eve
ming Of Aug. lst