The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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Peter Denham, an old resident OF
Pen6eld, died Tuesday
e. L. Goodrich has something new TO
say to his friends this week.
Miss Florence woollcy has been very
i'll with fever for some weeks.
DO no, fail to read all the local adver.
tisements from now on; ii will pay you.
Warner Horr, who has been abse mt in
the West for several months past, is al
home.
The street commissioner has beer
using stray tramps TO good advantage
lately.
Mr.. Levi Clapp and Mrs. Thatcher,
both old residents of Medina County, died
Dec Sd, in Chatham.
Waller Scranton, who has been at.
tending Kenyon College, is spending the
uDuuuN NNCdtlOn di holIt'
Note A. C. Il G. L. Couch's new ad
and make them visit if you are in want
of any thing in their line
Miss Myrtle Sage, of Huntington, has
engaged the school in the Douglas district,
Wellington, for three months.
&C. Gannett started his milk route last
week, which competition had the effect to
put milk down to five cents quart.
Contributions for the box TOR the
Home of the Friendless may be left in the
box in the rear of j. IL. WiGhts jewelry
store.
Ernest Garrett has reached home from
Minnesota, where he has been several
months. His sister remains there for the
present.
Anna Cook, fortnight since slipped
and iell on the icy walk, tracturing the
bones of the wrist, as she put out hand to
save herself.
Frank Howk returned from Dakota
last week, where he has been employed
on the farm operated by the firm of which
Messrs. Ward and Hall are members.
--Avaline Brown, formerly Of this place
has been dangerously sick at her grand.
daughters, Mrs. Frank Fulmer, but is now
recovering and hopes soon to be we'll again.
Fred II. Smith, once a typo in this
office, was married in Elyria, Thanksgiv-
ing day to Miss Nellie Blaine. He is enl.
ployed by the wholesale paper house Of
Fales & Co., Detroit.
w. II. Sage has sold his brick resi-
dence on Mechanic Street TO N. G. Hoyl
of the firm Of Hoyt & Woolley, who had
this year put in fine order the house he
owned on Taylor Street.
We would like the name Of the writer
OF the article "Honor 10 whom honor" mol
for publication but as guarantee Of good
faith. Without ii, II must go in our waste
basket Will the writer please call.
We are under obligation TO Mr.
II. B. Hamlin, Of Waudena, Mimi, for q
fine cut OF choice venison. We are used
to dear meat, but steak as tender and
Juicy as this western deer is not to be had
every day.
--Revs. j. w. Buxton and his brother
in.law A. Holbrook, both formerly OF the
North Ohio Conference, now Of CalilornIa
have lately been hunting In the mountains
and with two other friends, among them
killed IA deer In two days.
The rife clubs from Norwalk, Rug
giles and LaGrange came TO Wellington
Friday Tor shooting match. The prize
a black bear, was won by q. Barber, of the
LaGrange club, who in five shots covered
q total measurement Of five and one fourth
inches.
So wide spread and unscrupulous Is
the business Of making and selling spur
ious butter made from all varieties Of de
odorized and bleached grease colored and
mixed with little butter, that ii is the In
tention to restrain this by law, and. the
legislature to pass such laws as will STOP
the business.
The father OF Col. Robert Ingersoll
the lecturer, was preaching in the FirsI
Congregational Church of Wellington, In
the winter of 1S39-4O, the evening the
church was discovered TO be on fire. II
had cost about 5000 and the loss was .
severe one though another was built on
the same ground, the next year.
w. II. Sage, special agent Of thc
Fireman's Fund and Union Insurance
Companies of California, for Ohio, has
been appointed state agent of the North
ern Insurance Co. Of England, for Indiana
and will move from Wellington, Ohio, to
indianapolis, Jan. 1st A warm welcome
| awaita Mr. SAGE Though Notes, Nov 'S4