The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-29
Local and Miscellaneous.


spending some time at her uncles, G.. W.
Crosier.
Mr.. Chas Avery has moved into the
house on Mechanic street lately occupied
by Mrs. E. Baird.
Ward LeStage, formerly of Medina,
now Of wellington, was in town Tuesday
ight-Medina Gazette
Mr., J, w. Lucas and wife, of Wake.
man, and Miss Kate Crosby spent last
Sabbath with E. Mcintyre.
Carthage, N. Y, SO lately desolated
by fire, was the native place and child
hood home of Mrs. s. P. Hastings.
Katie Powers has rented and is occu-
pying'one Of the Roser houses on Taylor
Street, lately vacated by Mr.. Will Crosier.
Mrs. VanBurnaw has gone with Mrs.
VIM. Bogy, of Lagrange, on visit to
Wheeling, Va, to be absent couple of
weeks.
Mrs. B. +. Locke has rented Mrs. r.
Humphreys house, on Hale St., and will
occupy It after her return from her sisters
in Vandalia, Ills.
Thomas Russell, deacon in the Con-
gregational church at Berea, for many
years a resident there, and 81 years of
age dl& Oct. 10Th.
Halloween, or the evening preceding
All Hallows or All Saints day, is Friday
evening of this week. 1t is good even.
ing for boys to stay at home.
Mrs. G. II. Hendee and Mrs N.
Johnson, Of Spencer also, Mr., and Mrs
Milton J. Curtis and daughter, of Cleve.
land, were guests Of Mrs. john Eglin,
last week.
AT the Annual Meeting Of the Bible
Society, held at the Cong'l Church, Sun.
day evening, the officers of last year were
re. elected Revs. Gammell and Albright
made addresses and Deacon Wadsworth
also spoke briefly.
Mrs. Sylvester Bowers has increasing
difficulty with her lungs and is unable to
lie down and breathe with comfort. Her
daughter, Mrs Oscar Herrick, spends
much of the time with her, and her son is
frequently there to take his turn as a
watcher.
Miss Lizzie Cook and Mr.. Jas. Stevick
were married last Wednesday evening,
Rev. N. S. Albright officiating; only the
family and intimate friends were present.
They have rented and now occupy the
house just north of Mr. John Titus on
North Main street. They have the best
wishes Of their many friends.
Rev W. G. Ward made a brief stop
in Wellington Friday evening; he had
been 10 Mechanicsburg, o., and was
returning TO Dakota expecting to be back
to Ohio in about fortnight. He chanced
to meet quite number of his Wellington
friends who were more than glad TO hear
his voice and see his genial face again.
Miss Luella NJ. Varney, of Cleveland,
modelled in clay bust Of the late Sher.
lock j. Andrews, and took the mold to
Rome where il was worked in marble.
1t is the property Of Mrs. G. E. Herrick,
OF Cleveland, a daughter Of Judge Andrews,
aud is satisfactory likeness. It is for
a short time in Ryders exhibition room.
Mrs. Reed, of Galesburg, Ills, mother
of'W. w. Harvey, and two Of his brothers,
one from Chicago and one from Clyde,
have been visiting him. Mrs. Reed was
on her way to Pennsylvania, the early
home of the family. There is seldom
such CLOSE resemblance between the
members of family as in this one, and
their mother is we'll preserved and
youthful looking lady.
Capt. z c. Clifford, Of Richmond, Va
has been spending few days with his
half brother, Mr.. James Lewis, Of this
place. They were separated So years ago
and have not seen each other since, by
Mr.. Lewis father leaving Richmond for
the North, his stepson remaining with
friends. Capt. Clifford has spent OF years
on the water; until the war, on the ocean
and has visited almost every prominent
seaport on the globe; and since the
beginning Of the war has run a river boat
from Richmond to Norfolk We are glad
TO know that notwithstanding his long
residence in the South he is q staunch
; Republican in politics.
Many OF our people remember Mrs
Emma Molloy, the gifted temperance lee
turer The had lent her eloquence In as
sisting In great religious and temperance
r revival in Washington, Kansas, last winter
T and was preparing to go TO a new field
expecting always TO live in state OF itin
J erancy, singing;
"No foot Of land do possess,
A..