The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-08-06
Coral au0 Alisfellarleolts.
-Euta Mccoy, is spending few weeks

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MIR. Q, H. Knapp of Lorain, O., visited
friends in town this week.
The youngest child Of John II.
Houghton is seriously i'll.
Miss Minnie Ernest of Tifiin, o. is
visiting Miss Natella Rininger.
Miss Della Schoonover, of Akron, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Ada Linder.
Mr. W. c. Miller of Philadelphia was
a guest at William Rininger's the past
week.
MIR. Phil, Schroeder left last night
for his home in Cleveland to spend few
weeks.
Frank Dennis left last night to make
flying visit among friends in Pennsyl-
yania.
Mr.. Reuel Lang's son Charles and
family, are visiting here, arriving Monday
evening.
Rev Mr.. Calvin has gone to Long
Branch aud Cape May, for vacation of a
few weeks.
j. i. Smith and family of Delaware
are spending some days with Mrs. Smiths
parents, Mr.. g. Mrs. VIM. Rininger.
Miss Alice Adams reached here
from Brooklyn by way of Chauatauqua
Monday evening, and will spend couple of
months with her sisters and brother.
The rain of the past week has been the
best Of treatment for pastures, but great
hindrance to securing the oat crop, many
fields of which are very ripe and not yet
cut.
MIR. J. W. Houghton's child, whose
sickness is mentioned elsewhere, died at
II O'Clock p. m, Tuesday evening. Fun
eral services at the family residence
Thursday at 10 o'clock a. m.
The w. & L. L. r. r., have arranged
with the steamer, American Eagle, to run
in connection with its trains for Lakeside
and Put in Bay, at o'clock n. m, after
arrival of special from Norwalk, and
evening at 7;3Op. m.
A man in the employ of D. L. Wads-
worth named Buder was struck on the
head by a AKA scantling while unloading
lumber. He received q severe cut
about Q inches in length, reaching TO the
bone. His wound was dressed by DR..
Dawson,
1t may interest the people of Brighton
and East Clarksneld TO know why they
receive no mail OF late. II is explained
by the fact that when the route from
Wellington to East Clarks6eld was dis.
continued, no provision was made by
the authorities for carrying the mail by
any other route and there is not now
any means of sending except by private
conveyance. 1t is hoped this state Of
things will not long continue.
Mr.. NJ Kunz, barber, was arrested
Wednesday, last week, charged with tax.
ing from the post office registered letter
addressed to an employee, and containing
money. lie was taken TO Cleveland
Thursday and examined before the L. S
Commissioner The evidence against
him was purely circumstantial The let
ter was not found upon his person, but
was dropped into the post office again by
some one after the arrest, lie was &c
quilted.
"A. j. Sage, of Huntington, went tc
see the body washed up on the Euclid
= shore, the Mooney family thinking il
might possibly be that Of their drowned
son. Mr.. Sage met in Cleveland and
brought home with him a ncice, the only
child of deceased brother, formerly o
Steubenville, o., but lately from Florida
This young lady, whose residence is on
Tampa bay, thinks that, though il is de
lightful winter residence take itall the yeal
round the climate is debilitating.