The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-04-09

the practice Of Veterinary surgery. He
expects to build and will make his perma-
nent'home here.
Peak & Murray sold farm of 100
acres on Section %, Leaf River, last week,
to H. ]. Mitchell. Consideration, 81 1900
This farm joins the celebrated stock farm
of II. B. Hamln. : Northern Pacific
Farmer.
The eldest son of DR.. Baldwin of
Columbus, visited his Grandpa Finch in
Wellington, during his vacation last week,
making the journey in company with his
teacher who spent her vacation IN
Cleveland.
Arthur Barber, child of three years
grandchild Of Martin Brown and nephew
Of Mrs. Fred Smith died in Carlisle last
Thursday and was brought here for burial
Friday The friends wish to express
their obligations for kindness and
attention shown them here.
Between ana o clock Saturday
morning II. G. Starr aud Frank Serage
discovert fire in the top of ALI. Howk's
barn just breaking through the roof.
They succeeded in extingnishing it
without calling the fire department
Morton G. Hoyt OF the firm of Hoyt g.
Woolley, has moved into his residence near
the east end of Taylor street, which has
been newly painted and fitted for their oc.
cupancy. His brother-in-law, David
Peters, of Penfeld lives on the place Mr.
Hoyt vacated
The Republicans, did splendid
days work Monday, and learned the ad.
vantages of organization, union, and
pluck. They can afford to feel proud of
The result and we hope they will not
fail to profit in the future by the exper.
ience gained.
Bert. Brown, Of Oberlin, a boy Of
fourteen while visiting in East Norwalk
last week was accidentally shot through
the abdomen by pistol in the hands of
his cousin, an eleven year old boy. They
were playing in room by themselves and
no one knew Of their having the revolver.
-Chas. Serage, who has been in failing
health for several years, died of Con.
sumption Saturday afternoon at his
fathers residence on Mechanic street.
His family had only just been moved to
his fathers where he had been for some
weeks. lie leaves wife and three little
children. The funeral was held from the
residence yesterday Tuesday afternoon.
The Wellington ENTERPRISE was a
little off when IT said that Lyman Wolcott
was to move to Wellington. He has al.
ready shipped his goods 10 Michigan, and
himself and family follow this week.
Litchfleld Cor. Medina News.
We derived our information from a
Medina paper. The next week it was
copied from us as reliable news, and now
II Is denied altogether.
Major A. G. Houghton, of Minneapo-
lis, has been at his fathers for a fort
night or so, laying in Spring stock of
vitality, from his native state, as sort
of ballast to steady the momentum,
that business life, in western metro.
polls acquires. He is pleasantly associa-
ted in business with, and has built a
residence near his old army chum, and
intimate friend Gen. Nettleton. yelling.
ton, and Northern Ohio, is a good place
to run across many old school acquain.
tancs, and army comrads. During a call
upon J. p. Laundon, experiences in the
old 2nd. .. c. were revived that visibly
frightened the sick man and gave the
listener some new information regarding
the bravery Of uncrowned heroes among
us; incidents that if published would be as
thrilling rs any recorded, and in which
Wellington soldier boys were partici
pants.