The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-23
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teach in Elyria next year.
The Lakeside s. s. Institute opened
July % and closes August Sd.
Sumner Black is finishing very fine
residence for A. Lambert, on South street.
Two more deaths, resulting from fall
ing from cherry trees are recorded this
week.
Two thousand saloon keepers, Of Gin
cinnati, have uot paid their tax, and will
be prosecuted at once.
The Congregational Sunday School
have purchased of VIM. Vischer fine new
piano of the Whelock manufacture.
Mr.. VIM. Gum, last week, returned
from visit to Painseville, where he attend
ed the celebration of an uncle's Goth birth
day.
Company D, of the 18th New York
Regiment seventy young men took the
pledge before arraying themselves in their
new uniforms.
Miss Child, of Munson, Mass, Mrs.
Chas. Perkins, and Mrs. Dewey, of Wei
lington, were guests of Mrs S, H, Dewey,
this week. Berea Advertiser.
L. G, Hamilton, of Berea, has rented
his fine residence to Rev. W. B. French,
and is moving to Elyria, where he has
been in business since last spring.
Mrs. Byron Mcneil, of Byron, Kent
Co, Mich, formerly Miss Susie Arnold and
a teacher here, with her daughter is visiting
her brother in Pittsfield, and other friends
in this county.
The Bee Line Rocky Mountain excur
sion train, which stopped here weel
ago took aboard COL Herrick, d. L. Wads
worth and daughter Horace Wadsworth
Mrs. Shaw and J. L, McCarick.
DR. L. B. Lane, in private note says
The ENTERPRISE is very welcome weekly
visitor 1 am always glad to know of th'
prosperity of Wellington, and of the wei
fare of the people.
ID. L. Wadsworth has moved back thC
Wolcott house on line with his own
given it stone foundation, and is covering
it with brick, and making it to all appear
ance new house, outside and in.
The masonry and roof of the new
brick block ON Liberty street is just abou
completed, and the walls are now being
plastered. The block makes q very flint
addition to the business part of our village
Among the many homes in yelling
ton and its vicinity which have beel
made bright and fresh by artistic decora
ton of the painter, F. B. Manly's west o
town is among the most handsome ant
effective
Rev. N. S. Albright has been pros
trated with hemorrhage of the lungs sine
his visit here, and from the notices in th
Wooster papers of other ministers fillin.
his pulpit, we infer that he has not since
been able to preach.
WIS. Houghton owns halfbloot
Holstein heifer, which never had cali
which has given milk over four weeks
The third week ending July 18th she CAV
total oil 1868 pounds, an average of owe
10 pounds day. Next.
: Mr.. John H. Shaddock, of Hunting
ton, rises to say that he "does not sci
liquor to any one, nor beer to minors, an
asks us not to publish anything of the kin
unless he is guilty" This is none of ou
funeral, and Mr.. S. will have to settle
with our correspondent
Mrs. H. N. Castle has been spendin
7 some weeks at the home Of her father Dl
L. B. Lane, in St. Charles, Ill. On tn
10th inst she presented the family with
daughter. Mrs. Castle is doing well an
as soon as able will return with her hu'
band end children, to their home in Tope
ka, Kansas.
/, The W. & L. E. R. R. have lately di
7 charged fence hands, reduced the sectio
: hands to two men and boss, and in ever
way the newly appointed receiver WooC
ford is trying to cut down expenses so 6
to make the road pay. The road has
constantly increasing business, as it is b
coming better known.
e The Catholic church is awake to til
II importance of temperance instruction
!, and in many places are taking front ran
as temperance workers. AT meeting
G few weeks ago in Columbus, 1000 men an
! boys pledged themselves to Christia
y temperance life for one year. At Lowell
Mass, May 4th, 800 signed total abstain
ence pledge at one meeting.
a We call attention of our readers
the advertisement of the North-Wester
Ohio Normal School, Ada, o. This is or
4. Of the most successful Normal Schools