The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-31
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Thursday evenings
-R. Cort Horr, of Phladelphia spent
Christmas at his fathers
- Rev Mr.. Gammel's little daughter
Lucy, has been i'll with scarletina.
Annual Camp fire Of Hamlin Post, G..
A. r., at Mallory Hall to morrow evening
Huron County farmers are smarting
over their experience in the Bohemian
oat business.
} $. Mallory spent Sunday in Cleve-
land with his family, who are there for
the holidays.
Music, mirth and mimicry at Mallory
Hall, Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
Jan. 7th and Slh.
The Cleveland Reporter, an evening
paper few months old, has succumbed
10 financial embarrassments.
Mrs. Hood and children, Of Wooster,
and her mother Mrs. Hand, are spending
the holidays with Mrs. VIM. Ii. Fisher.
Hosea Townsend, of New London,
who has owned land and lived there since
1915, died OH the 18th ult, in his Goth
year.
Mrs. c. w. Millen, Of Norwalki idaugh.
ter of Mr. aud Mrs. L. o. Foote, recently
celebrated the 2jlh anniversary of her
marriage.
Taking an eagle TO pet is liable to be.
come tedious paslime. One died in
Vienna the other day that had been do
mesticated 115 years
DIR. A. Schuyler, President of Baldwin
University, will occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist Church, Pentield, next Sabbath
morning and evening.
| The w. & l.. L. r. r. Company, have,
on account of their rapidly increasing
business, been obliged TO lease two en-.
gines from other railway lines.
New London Is about forming a
"Home Protection Society" to guard
their homes. lives and property, from the
depredatiOns of thieves and their class
Mrs. Marcella Vaughn, Of Wellington,
o., is spending Christmas with her parents
corner of Harvard and Wales Streets,
Eighteenth Ward.-[Cleyeland Leader.
"A five years old child, was burned 10
death near New Comorstown, Christmas
day, her clothing taking fire from CRATE,
the second case in that vicinity within two
weeks
Mrs. Geo. Mcclellan, died last week
after long and painful illness, from can
Ger. Funeral services were held Friday
at the family residence, conducted by Rev
! N. 5. Albright. .
The ladies OF the W. @. T. U. have re
ceived from the publishers, 400 copies oI
the Temperance Catechism, which have
been purchased with view Of supplying
a needed textbook for our youth.
--Cantons harness and saddle firm
Elbel, Gillian and Co., suffered loss ol
from $l75,O0O to 100000 Monday morn
ing by fire supposed IN be incendlary In
It's origin, which throws out Of employ
ment 200 men.
An immense quantity Of thick ice Il
being put in the cold storage buildings be
longing TO our cheese dealers. Rival ele
vators appear TO compete with one another
in quickest time Of unloading and hoist
ing the crystal blocks.
Mr.. Philo Mann has rented the Cot
tage Hotel In Wellington and is moving
J his goods there. We are informed tina
Mr. Sweet has rented the w. g. l.. E. Hote
in Norwalk and will move thence In I
J few weeks.-[N New London Record.
Christmas eve. was celebrated at thu
Methodist church with suitable religious
musical and other exercises and gifts from
BEAUTIFULLY laden tree were distributed u
the members OF the Sunday School. Al
the Disciple church there was a supper anC
social.
j. II. Wight's son.in.law, Mr.. Pitkin
is jeweler at Chardon. Friday nigh
the burglars who blew open and robbed
the Chardon post office, stealing $500, alst
tried Pitkin jewelry store, blowing oper
the outer doors Of the safe but not sue
ceeding with the inner ones which pro
tected his valuables.
"A new residence, lately built for A. b
Lambert by Sumner Black, Is, for lis cost
model Of taste and convenience. TIL,
inside Is finished with Georgia pine II
natural color of the wood and the whole
job shows such careful and conscientious
attention to details as shows the contractor
to be thorough and skillful workman.
In 19S3.1834 A. Billings and Jamei
Rrewster were nreachers on Wellington