The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-08-20
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Mrs Wideman has gone to Pennsyl-
vania to visit relatives.
Mr.. Erwin Fisher, of Cleveland, Wis
tied friends in town Sunday
Hon. and Mrs. S. s. Warner started
for Lakeside and the Islands, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laundon have
been visiting her parents in Painesville.
Rev. and Mrs. D. L. Edwards started
from Oberlin Tuesday morning for Oregon.
The Knights of Honor of this county
had their annual picnic, at Lorain yester-
day.
%. T. Haskins, of the Weekly Repub.
lican, Findlay gave us pleasant call
Monday.
=On Tuesday morning, large party Of
young ladies from this place started for
Lakeside.
The Odd Fellows of Lorain County
had picnic at The Elyria Fair Grounds
Aug. 18th.
Mrs. Ogden Humphrey, Of Mich,
spent few days with relatives and friends
last week.
Mrs. r. L. French and children
returned Monday fom a fortnight stay
at Lakeside.
MIR. and Mrs. II. B. Hamlin, of Wau.
dena, Mimi, are visiting friends and
relatives in town.
Martin Wilder, yard.master Of the
G. c. c. & l. Ry. here, spent Sunday at
his home in Berea.
Henry Webster, of Nation, ILL.,,
was here on flying visit, leaving for
home this morning.
Mrs. S. X. Laundon, Mrs. Hand
Mrs. d. L. Wadsworth and Mrs. Chas
Perkins, are at Chatauqua.
-Supt Eversole has, upon examination
received the degree of Doctor Of Philoso.
ply from Wooster University.
Miss Julia Dickson started Thursday
by way of the lakes for Point st. Ignace,
where she expects to teach.
Miss Lille Dyer and her mother have
gone to Massachusetts, and will spend a
few weeks in New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Pierce and Mrs
Frank Roser and children are among the
returned from week at Lakeside.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Pierce are spend
ing a fortnight in New York city and
vicinity. They took in Chautauqua on
the way.
Professor Kinnison and son, on theil
way from Southern Ohio to Madison
Lake Co, stopped off in Wellington Thurs
day night
-Waldeck has taken possession Of his
new room next to Wooster & Adams
He has fitted it up in convenient and
beautiful style.
Mrs Carlton Pa ul and daughter, Ella
Of Wellington are visiting relatives in
town. Mr.. Paul was here over Sunday
Medina Gazette.
Mrs. McDermott and family returned
from a summer trip, reaching here just
in time to meet the dreadful news Of
their relatives Geath.
Arrangements have been made for 4
daily mail to Huntington and Sullivan
after Sep. 1st. We believe the route extends
from Oberlin to Polk.
Judge Tourgee's new book is entitled
"An Appeal 10 Cesar, and discusses thu
methods Of reconstructing the South and
questions Of national education.
--Nettie Santley, and Lyman Yak
were the fortunate ones at the spelling
school, last Friday evening, the latter
being the last to be spelled down.
MIR. T. Doland Is paving the walk II
front of his building on North Main stree
with broad stone tagging uniform
with that laid in front Of Crosier.s
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Hastings spent I
week at Chautauqua, then visited in New
York State and went 10 Lakeside in tint
to attend the entire camp meeting.
The base ball game last Saturday
between the Litchfelds and Wellngtons
resulted in defeat to the former Of A t.
15 Only five innings were played.
The supposed tramp found dead nea
Troy, o., proves 10 be misery near tha
town, who is estimated TO be worth 500,
600. Two thousand dollars in cash, and I
$1,000 bond were found on his person.
Medina Gazette.
Laurence McDermott, younges
brother of Mrs. W. r. Santley, thirty ioul
years of age, was killed near Duluth
MIMI, Aug. 18Th, by falling stone. Hi
brothers went after the remains an(
brought them to Berea, the home Of BIZ
father. f
The Wellington boys of Co. G., 5tf
Regiment, o. N. G. started early Tuesday