The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-25
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"A German boy seven years old was
drowned at Vermillion Monday.
Miss Julia Dickson reached here Sat.
urday evening from Shelbina Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Herrick, of Cleve-
land, spent the Sabbath at T. Herrick's.
Twelve young men were graduated
from the 0berlin Theological Seminary
this year.
Mrs. Lewis and daughter Of Cleveland
were guests of Mrs. II. McDermott during
Commencement.
The Cornell College boys were home
in time for Wellington Commencement
and Alumni festivities.
-Ex-Mayor Herrick and daughter re-
turned last Wednesday from their stay of
several weeks in Kansas.
Telephone subscribers are requested
TO clip the following and paste on their
transmitters "Ring off,"
The parents of Mrs. Rev. Gammell
from the East, are visiting at the parsonage
Of the Congregational church.
Mrs. Spangler and daughter Of Toledo
the former neice Of ]. II. Woolley, have
been visiting there the past week,
Rev j. D. Williamson has resigned
the pastorate Of the Presbyterian church
at Norwalk to take effect July 1st.
Miss Eleanor McDermott attends
Commencement at the Painesville Semi
nary this week, and afterward visits some
of her former schoolmates.
Rev. T. G. Warner, OF Elyria, has re-
ceived orders from headquarters G. A. X.
department of ohio 10 muster in q post at
Lakeside and one 1T Kipton.
Mrs. John Warner, who has been in
failing health long time died early Mon
day morning Of last week. Funeral servi-
ces at the residence the following Wednes-
dsy. ( "a 4 az III Ut
Miss Lettle Bennett Of Wellington,
delivered an Grafton Saturday at the
Ladiesl Union Exhibition s'ot'-0 0berlin
College on the subject; Modern Puritan
Elementsa.surg ssasofssss-''.sqsT,s'-1' :
The Wellington Military Company
has been mustered into the Filth Regiment
and will be known as Company lG."
There are now seven scdnpanies in the
Regiment. Z a & e /. =
Carl Rust and David Gaminell printed
programmes TOR their closing school exer-
cises, and made a very, creditable, job.
Their imprint appeared thereon in good
business style, ....L,l .-isg-a-nl! g:-l!- ,@ss''-.
Us. 7. Dyer, who has been at work at
his trade In Kansas, came home last week
in responce to a telegram informing, him
of the recent serioHs symptoms in the con
dition Of his wifes health. -oa lr't
John Robinson's circus has just added
to It's curiosties a mammoth bull raised
at Springfield, o., which stan1s Q feet 91S
inches in height and Is correspondingly
large in girth, ltTqs purSclhaYssed io5 $500
THAT wbite.robed company Of
sopranos and altos that formed d large
part of the choir at Commencement, was
d very interesting study, and received
their full share Of the honors Of the eve
ming.
fF---one of the 1iandsonfg floral ddSices
\ at Commencemehts was tho abbreviatlon
"SF in scarlet geranium on back ground
of small white blossoms. 1t was quite a
floral exposition that stseed thelthurch
that night, ~ brg 19tSgiq
Why the boys should,so emphatically
applaud each other and give no recogni
ton to equally creditable performances Of
the girls in their classes, was . query
, among the visitors at the A.. Grammar
( school last Thursday.
i Blair Doland, who graduated fson
Princeton College two years ago has taker
his diploma from the, law schoolat New
York City, where he has been studying
since he left College, ana has been admit
ted to the bar, ''I, - y ..l...,..,rr
Professor w. w, lGlst oI Coe College
and Professor ]. NJ. Davis of Rio Grandt
College of Southern Ohio, both colleg,
classmates Of 6upt Kinnison, visited hin
q at Commencement time. They bad no
, all met since their graduation together ter
Y years ago. ~
llU I0f 4ufGA t5tlll.1 (
e. Wells Jr., has completed in from
Of his lot on Taylor street one of the hand
soonest pieces OF side walk In Wellington