The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-05-09

The mother of Gen. Mcpherson died
at Clyde. Monday.
Harry Grifith, sick with scarlet
fever, has been very bad but is improving.
@. Howells, American Consul, has
decided TO resign and retire to private life.
Minnie Clegon is teaching the district
school in the northeast part Of yelling
ton. -e- -
( "A big Newfoundland dog at Erie went
through the plate glass front Of the Post
Office, worth $3.50. It was fully insured
Twenty or thirty oberlin Preps- dis
tinguished themselves last Sunday by
playing base bali In retired field out of
town. .F..
Rev. F. B. Moore's subject for next
Sunday evening win be the one deferred
by his sickness and previously announced:
The second coming Of Christ"
Carl B. Palmer has purchased of Hen
~ Sutliff his dray and express business,
and win hereafter run a delivery wagon
in connection with his business.
IA. Grifith's house on Barker St. sup
and enclosed, and presents good appear
ance It Is built on the rear of his old
home lot, running back from Taylor St
The old Payne place in the West part
OF the town, bought by Mr.. Smith has been
greatly improved by the repairs put upon
it and win soon be ready for occupation.
We have request for few copies of
the EsTERHRIsE of April 25th. If some
who do not preserve them would kindly
bring Us their copy they would greatly
oblige us. 4 - Il
Lillian Spencer, the young emotional
actress, lies dangerously i'll at the Huron
Street Hospital, Cleveland, with conges-
ton Of The brain, brought on BY The phys
ical oserwork and mental strain incident
TO her profession.
The Wellington hack is out again for
business this week, having been laid up
for repairs and new coat of paint, which
makes it look as good as new. 1t will
meet all trains and carry passengers to and
from all points in the village.
10. p. Chapman has the best arranged
and finest finished horse and stock barn
on his place on South Main St we ever
saw. 1t win pay any admirer Of good
things to call and see It. He has also some
very fine biooded stock, and is giving
special attention to their growth and i'm
provement.
-F.S Wadsworth, from flock ofsixty
hens of mixed breed, has gathered 2069
eggs in three months, from Feb. 9Th to
May 9th, without extra fussing or feed;
having only shelled corn mornings, with
access to ordinary scattering of grain where
stock is fed, and having free range Of pas
ture and occasionally pan Of sour milk
Has any one done better than thisf
Frank Clifford had present which
arrived from Forest, Mimi, Saturday
morning by express, of three fine speci-
mems Of wild geese, raised and sent by
Chas. Humiston, formerly of Wellington.
The travellers were in good condition, and,
though disposed to croak q little over their
narrow quarters, were as tolerant of Ohio
as could be expected ofnative Westerners.
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who travel that highway, will be glad
when the straight road is again ready
| for use. sr-rn.
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cro.s;,r .nrs;nino her wr;st ba6,v
~ hr,;.;ne her faca A man assisted her
~ r;se and sbe walked 10 her rooms a,
eror, ,he afFacts Two men stenned into
the same place that evening, and one Of
them was even more seriously hurt thar
Mrs Woodworth-
\ The other churches had no service.
/ snndsy avaning ~ Give their congreoa
lions an onnortnni,v Of hearing Rev Geo
Ms,her Al ,he Metbodist Church who
during his residence here of sir wears. wa.
universallv acquainted. and had man,
warm friends among all classes and de
nominat;ous.s The church was crowded
both morning and evening; at the lattel
| service the Sunday School room beinR fill