The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-02-28

Mrs. Livermore's lecture on Monday
evening next, March 9th.
Miss Humphrey has rented her home
to Mrs A. J. Smith. -
Mrs. R. Otterbacher, of Liverpool, OF
is visiting her son, ]. NJ. Otterbacher.
Rev. II. P, Sage and wife are visiting
their children and other friends. in Wei
lington.
Mrs Edna Dickson, of oberlin was in
town Tuesday on her return from a visit
to relatives in Springfield. res
The meetings at the Methodist Church
continue with good interest. Nine united
with the Church last Sabbath.
"A large frame dwelling, bought few
days before by d. Kenaston, oberlin, was
burned Thursday. Insured for $3.50.
III. H. Foskett has sold his house and
lot on Cortland ave. to ]. o. johnson, of
Sullivan, o., who takes possession April
1st TsoE zoo
-Frand Dyer, of Caro-, Mich, is spend
ing this week in town having come to visit
his mother, Mrs. McCombs who is sick
with typhoid fever She is improving.
Mr. Marsh, Treasurer of the College
at 0berlin, and his wife have gone to Eu-
rope, and Mrs Johnston principal OF the
Ladies Department has gone to New York
on her way to Florida. ID
Read the notices of Remenyi's Con-l
certs in another column and then decide
whether you can afford to miss this oppor-
tunity of hearing him. 1t will be the
scene Of a lifetims. - AsA 49, 4
&c. Z. sutliff has bsen furnished new
delivery wagon by the american Express
Company, and TO make the outfit cores
pond has dressed his horse in one of ot
.terbaohers bestharness, making very fine
outfit
We notice the programme of Nilsson
Concert at Cleveland Tabernacle contains
the name of onr townsuan, VIM. vischer as
general agent for the popular Haine's
Piano used by Nilsson and many leading
artists.
Mrs. VIM. Boice, who has been long
time seriously i'll, bnt who has lately been
Improving so that, at,yesterday she walked
from her room into her kitchen. last night
had paralytic stroke affecting one side
and rendering her helpless.
Rev. and Mrs. Albright and children
were In Wellington from Wednesday till
Friday last week Mr.. Albright looks to
be in better health than at any time before
since he moved from here, though his
cough still troubles him. ,sy
Mrs. Luther Houghton, Of Oberlin,
was visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs B. F..
Pratt in Huntington and slipped upon the
snowy steps Thursday evening dislocating
her ankle so as to make 1t necessary to re-
main there for the time.
Friday morning the teachers Of the
Greenwich schools, and others came to
Wellington 10 60 to Norwalk 70 attend
court in a case concerning some school
property in which their testimony was re-
quired.. They called briefly. at our High
school building sazsEs4 y
AT Brookyille, ten miles west of Day
| ton whole neighborhood has been infect
ed with smallpox through the Ignorance
Of q, physician who. pronoanced the case
one of black measles, and the Publicity of
the funeral in which hundreds were allow.
ed to view the remains with the coffin lid
removed. s. SssSN SSsSE Sa.SS(
The Pittsfeld correspondent of the
Oberlin News says that MRS. Milton
Whitney and family left Wellington last
week Wednesday evening, to join her
husband in the far distant West, but nc
one win tell where that Is yet. Itis now
quite plain that the whole affair was plan.
ned bythsn 20 defraud theircrediiorss' Z
&C. NJ. Peck and his brothers Geo. r
and E. L. Peck, all formerly of Litchaeld
Medina Co., have settled in Mitchell, Da
kota and like the country very much. c
M has moved on 70 ms clam seven mile
from Mitchell and from the roof oil nj
mouse can eounfone hundred other houses
Geo. X. fel nom roof with bunch o
shingles lately and broke both bones OF nj
right leg at the knee. II .3.s.1 "
The German class which we mention
a society to Be known as -sDeutsche