The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-04-02

| lly Vlslt IN the EasleIh part VI lno o'o'o
this week
VIM. Snearer, Of Elyria, has sold his
Furniture and Undertaking business to L.
G. Hamilton, of Berea, who takes posses
sion April 1st.
j. p. Lanndon who has suffered more
than usual for a year past, is lately very
much afflicted with neuralgia of the
stomach and heart difficulty.
DIR. L. G. Rust returned last week
from New York, where he has been sew
eral weeks studying lines of special sur
gerry, principally he eye and ear.
Mr. T. Russell, of Dakota has sent his
father a curiosity in the way of a cane
made of a shrub called diamond sage. 1t
may be seen in Mr.. o. Herricks window.
Mrs. NJ. P. Kingsley has bought the
house and lot of the late Milton Adams
on Taylor street, and has sold her lot on
Mechanic street where her shop was
burned.
&C. L. Bassett the dwarf whose fami-
liar figure has been conspicuous about the
Court House at Elyria for many years,
died Friday morning last, at the age of
sixty-seven.
The Congregational Sunday School
had Missionary Concert last Sunday at
the usual hour for their school, which was
prepared with great care, and highly
entertaining.
Mr.. Eli Clifford is in town, staying
with his father, Mr.. Geo. Clifford, who
has been sick several weeks with lung
disease but from which he is now thought
TO be improving.
Watson Lang who travels for Cleve-
land firm will move his family here the
ilrst Of May into the house built by
VIM. Vischer on Prospect street, which Mr..
Lang has purchased for home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Benedict went di.
rectly after their wedding to their furnish.
ed rooms at the Bennett House, where
they are boarding. Mr.. Benedict will build
on lot on Forest avenue near Mr.. Grad
docks.
The Continent of March Goth has a
, fine portrait and interesting sketches, by
, two different writers, of Robert. T.
Lincoln who is so frequently metioned
in connection with the next Vice Presi.
dency.
The Lorain County Sabbath School
Union will hold its Annual Convention at
Rochester, O., commencing Tuesday even
| ing, May 9th, and closing Thursday a. m
, All are invited An excellent programme
has been prepared and will be issued
soon.
AT the trial of churns at Baldwin
Laundon, Windecker & Co.'S warehouse
Saturday the "Murch" churn made II Il
131Soz of butter from 81 ib OF of cream
| The blanchard" made II ID s OF from the
:, same amount OF cream.
Mrs. Hand, of Wellington, and Mrs
Kenyon, of Iowa, accompanied the remains
of their father, w. II. Squires, TO Hartford
Conn, for lnterment. Their only brother
resides there, and their mother who died
several years ago was taken back 10 the
: old home Tor burial.
The Rev. Mr.. Gsmmel, the new
{ pastor of the Congregational Church, il
d expected here tomorrow with his family
: The parsonage has been newly fitted NJ
j and greatly improved for their occupancy
He was to be married at Lynn, Mass.
to-day, and TO come directly here.
AS Col. Geo. w. BAN speaks in Berei
ApIil 3D., he will come from Their
/ to Wellington to deliver his lecture
Friday evening April 4th. The ladie
have provided for this lecture and il i
y therefore free to the public, and every on
. is invited. 1t will be a great treat, as ey
. cry one knows who has ever heard him o
: heard of him.
In our reference 10 the "Healtl
Bread Flour" last week, the proof o
a which the writer did not see, we INTENDED
e to say that this -four retains the glutel
d and ntrogenous Substances, in which ih
c patent -four is deficient, and leaves on
j the Objectionable coarse fibres of the gro
s ham or "entire wheat" ..t
No report of Mrs. Lemons entertain
ment was handed us and we could not b