The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-06-13

ES 8. Parker goes to Ashland for day
or two on account of business
Mrs. Roson and daughters, of New
York are visiting at C. W. Horr's. s
-Remenyi will be in Wellington with
his big violin July 9th. Garry the news
Mrs. s. s. Parker and daughter Edith,
are spending a. few days with friends in
Spencer.
1Deacon West has laid new oak side
walk in front of his vacant lot on Cortland
Avenue.
Mrs. A. Powers continues to fail slow
ly in mind and body. A sister, Mrs Por-
ter is with her.
Mrs Stratton, an old lady of Brooklyn,
o., died of heart difficulty induced by
fright during the storm of Sunday night.
MIR. L. E. Hersey has returned to Well
lington for the summer, and is prepared
to give instruction in playing the violin
and viola.
-Beloit, Wis, Brush Greek near Cedar
Rapids, lows, North Vernon, Ind, and
other points West suffered from destructive
wind storms Sunday night and Monday.
Lightning passed down the rod on the
spire of the Congregational church Of At
water Sunday during the morning service.
The thunder was terrific and every one
was much startled, but no harm done.
The @. c. c. & L R'y viii run an ex-
cursion to Chicago June s1st The Rail
way Exposition now being held there, is
well worth visiting. Posters will soon be
issued giving all information as to time,
rates, &c. = ~
Mr. West, formerly of the City Hotel,
has taken charge of the Streibinger House
Cleveland. The house has. been lately
oyerhauled and reftted, and Mr.. Vests ex-
perience in hotel management, first at
Putin Bay and afterward in Cleveland, will
be sufficient guarantee of his success.
Mr. Scott, an Oberlin theofogue in the
middle class, who came there last year
from the East, was taken to the Elyria
jail 11Ou49l, HICctCu Ou u Cha4 kC VI lah-
ing books from Goodrich's store and has
been suspected Of pilfering from the libra
~ and from students' rooms. I. he confes-
sed everything but gave no reason for his
uncommon thrift - - -.
The class of 1888, Baldwin University,
is the largest ever graduated there except
the class of '6e, which numbered %. This
year 9 took the degree of Bachelor Of Arts,
nine were made Bachelors of Philosophy,
and five completed the Scientific Course.
1t is said that the graduates intellectually
is one of the strongest ever turned out
from that institution, there being not a
dun scholar among them.
The entertainment Friday evening at
the Congregational Church by Prof. Bur
bank was excellent, though to some who
had previously heard him, considered not
quite up to his effort here last winter.
Others pronouncedi it better than that. He
gave by request sThe Basket-of Flowers" /"
a touching recital that was on his program
last year. BE is among the best of humCr-
lists and deiineators Of character
For the benefit of those who are inter.
ested in keeping track Of the record OF
Mr.. c. w. Horr's Holstein heifer, we men
ton that she gave 2,012 fbs- OF. of milk
in the month of May, and has averaged
over .65 fbs. day so far in June Another
heifer, Marjory Daw, smaller than the
former, running with twenty-five head Of
cattle, given no extrateed and MIXED but
twice aIdsy is averaging 20 rs: day.
IF. II. Finch, Of sharon, reports 10 the
Medina News his success in raising the
lsiIk worm. His variety is the French
white from DIR. Nogle, Of France, and the
yellow Italian from Italy, From 5000 tc
$4,000 Matched, have passed through the
first or moulting age, and none have died
except from accident. They are fed foul
times day on Chopped Usage leaves anS
are grass feeders, leaving not even a stem
L. -0berlin has passed an ordinance tha
all lot owners shall NOW the grass in from
of their lots. Now here is an opportunit,
for our Council to distinguish themselve
by giving us similar ordinance by which
we shall have less sheep and COW pastur
along our streets, with grass and weed
to grow up and fall over on sidewalk
soiling ladies' dresses by saturating witi
dew and rain. Gentlemen of the Council
give this your prayertul attention.
We have seldom seen a more artisti
job of house painting and decoraiionShal
has lately been done on the interior of Nj
e. Benedicts house. Indeed we believ
there is none finer in Wellington. No dt
scription we can give would convey an,
adequate idea Of the skill and taste di.
played, and we therefore invite our read
ers TO call and examine it. The painting
was done by Frank Powers, of this place
and the paper hanging by Mr.. Holden, Q
Cleveland.
OUR LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
~ LORAIN.
Children's Day was observed her