The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-04-16

nouse, On COurJlanu avenue, ana MT
Morrow, the Ladd house, on same street
Frank Woolley had been confined TO
the house for a fortnight with acute rheu-
matism, but is regaining the use Of the
afflicted arm.
Frank Chapman has moved to his
fathers on Prospect street since the death
of his mother, Mrs. John Chapman.
Chas. Roser whose accident to his
foot, we mentioned several weeks ago, Is
still disabled and obliged to go on crutch.
es.
MIR. Finch is putting a dormer win
dow in the front of one of his chambers,
and making other improvements in his
residence on Taylor street.
Mrs. Charlotte Crane, of oberlin,
formerly of Norwalk, died on the 10th, the
result of fall week previous, when her
hip was broken from slipping on a door
step.
"A child about 10 start for church Eas.
ter Sabbath, was asked by her mother if
she understood the significance of Easter
day. "Oh yes" said she at means flow.
ers."
Miss. Ella Foote came home Saturday
accompanied by her cousin Miss. Allie
Wooster who will remain here at present,
making her home with her aunt, Mrs Z.
o. Foote.
Mr.. S. s. Warner has arranged his
business 80 that he will be in Cleveland,
Tuesdays and Fridays only, the coming
year, spending the rest of the time in
Wellington
Pratt & Baker have begun work on
their warehouse near the railroad track
and have the basement we'll under way.
1t will be two stories in height, and will
be pushed to an early completion.
"A Military Company has been organ.
lied in town, to 60 into the fifth Regiment
o. n G. The requisite number OF men
has been secured and the Co. are waiting
for the proper officers to muster them in /.
w. w. Harvey's horse, while loose
for exercise Saturday morning, reared and
iell backward, striking his neck on the
fence, breaking It and of course killing
him instantly. 1t was probably worth
$500.
Mr. Street Goodyear died in Penfeld
last week, and his funeral was held at his
late home Saturday The eldest son Gil.
bert had been there during his fathers i'll.
ness, and the daughter Lucy was also at
home. t. U..
-Bowlby & Hall, have had spring
house.cleaning at their store, and enlarged
their apparent space ts taking out the
center row of tables or counters, improv.
ing the looks of their show room. They
have placed new tables along the whole
west side of store.
-Itwas said that the man who was killed
here by the cars last week had little
while before, visited one of the saloons.
Whether his recklessness, and failure to
make safe jump, came from any un.
steadiness or lack of judgment bscause of
drink, cannot be known.
Mrs. VIM. Gum died Sunday evening
al five o'clock, after brief illness, of par.
alysis Of the heart. She has been in poor
health for several years, suffering severely
at times from asthma, but was in usual
health until few days before her death.
Funeral services were held at the resi-.
dence Tuesday conducted by Rev. NJ. F.
Warner.
The parents Of Ollie Jickels, of Cam.
den, made him a party on his eleventh
birth day, on which occasion he received
several presents from family and friends,
making a bright spot in his history TO
which in after years he will look hack
with pleasure. The young folks made
happy day, spending the time in play and
games and feasting worthy the occasion.
F. Ladd has very much improved the
Creston Journal which he has lately
bought. He is thoroughly experienced
and quick, competent printer, having had
long practice in city offices; and with his
ready pen, terse style and direct manner
of getting at what he attempts to do, We
see no reason why he should not succeed
in his new enterprise, and we wish him
abundant prosperity and enjoyment Of the
profits and emoluments of being editor
and publisher as well as printer
Easter Sabbath was mild and delight.
ful, the pleasantest Sunday 1891 had
brought. All the churches were decorated
with an unusual display of flowers, and
the music and services had special refer.
ence to the day. A very full choir with
several instruments, in addition to the
large organ, rendered the old Easter