The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02
WELLINGTON ENTERPRIsE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1884,

sisters Mrs. Charles Foote and Mrs Alma
Wadsworth were also residents here,
some eighteen years ago; and has large
circle of friends, who were well pleased
to greet her.
"A few mornings since, Frank Wads-
worth took mount on his bicycle, So
inch Harvard special" and rode 2915
miles, returning in time to breakfast with
the family, some two hours and half
later, After leaving the center, his route
lay first to Huntington center, thence
east to Spencer center, then north to Pen
field center, then west to Wellington
This sqtlare was made in two hours and
twenty-five minutes, without dismount; /;
though the roads through Penfeld had
been lately worked, and were in bad condi-
tion for bicycling. Twenty miles at the
rate of a mile every III minutes, and on an
empty stomach at that, is very good.
An Elyria horticulturist who has ex-
perimented with the parasite affecting the
naples this year, offers the following
remedy; ia
"Coal oil mixed with milk in the proper
tion of one part of oil to ten of milk, and
thrown over the trees with force pump,
will effectually destroy them; or if milk
cannot be had, soft soap, one gallon to ten
of water, brought to boiling point to
which add one gallon of coal oil and thor
oughly mix by stirring, will do equally as
we'll. OF course it must not be put on hot
One OF Roods hydropults is a good thing
to use in spraying the trees with the mix
ture. / have used my lawn hose to wash
off my trees and find with alittle patience
and perseverance the trees can be cleared
OF them in that way"
Mr.. 7. Cushion joined our Telephone
family Monday. His large and rapidly
increasing business in vegetable garden
and green house has made telephone al
most necessity. He is prepared to
furnish flowers and plants for setting
boquets and cut flowers for decorations
all kinds of berries, vegetables, &C., in
their season, for use of private families
and will deliver free of charge when de
sired. Grocers to a limited extent will
also be supplied. He is getting boil
greenhouse and garden in fine shape
and will increase his facilities to keeI
pace with the demands of custom. Hi
enterprise supplies an important place il
the business Of our village, and we arr
glad to know ofhis prosperity. His tele
phone number is o. which subscribers arr
; desired to write On their lists. ja2ft1
y b In connection with DR.. McClaran'
appointment as State Medical Examine
: of the Grand Lodge, Knights of Honor
against three prominent candidates, tn
Wooster Democrat says:
4 ,S"The doctor commenced reading mcdi
cine with Prof. L. Firestone, OF this citj
j, nineteen years ago, after having served hi
, country faithfully and honorably TO
three years and three months in the oil
4th Ohio Vol. Infantry Regiment. Fl
was twice wounded, once at "Chancellors
vile" and once at the "Wildnerness." A
soldier he was an honor to Wayn
county, as physician and surgeon he ha
carved out for himself an enviable reputs
, ton in the medical profession ofNorther
Ohio, and we guarantee he will be a
honor to the grand and noble organiza
ton who have selected him as their Stat
Medical Examiner" ..