The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-03-26

bael Smith, died at her home in Lodi, O.,
Monday, the Gath, inst. Her disease was
cancer of the stomach. She was about 81
years Of age.
MIR. VIM Bailey and son, Albert, with
their families, of Greenwich, are in posses
sion Of f. s. Wadsworth's farm at Ever
green Hill and will make dairying one of
their principle industries.
WIN. II. Squires, who, few months
ago had severe stroke of paralysis, was
taken worse about ten days ago, and died
Monday, the oath. The funeral was held
at p. m, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillian Hutchins Smith, gradu-
ate OF 0berlin College, class OF 80, died of
consumption, and her funeral was held in
Oberlin, March 14lh. Litchfeld, Medina
county, was her native place.
Mrs. Wright, of Vermontville, Mich,
sister of Mrs. G. w. Horr, is, with her hus-
band, coming 10 Wellington TO live and
take care of Mrs Wrighrs father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Lang.
Howard Hall and son started Tuesday
with car of household goods, horses, etc,
for Dakota. Mrs Hall will follow in a
fortnight or 50, or as soon as things are
comfortably ready to receive her,
Mr.. G. L. Fowls and wife have return
ed to Wellington and will make it their
home; living upon the homestead farm of
their father, N. L. Marcy, whose health is
not sufficient to enable him to do the neces.
sary work.
w. f Daughertys house, at Gallon,
was, Monday evening of last week, bur-
glarized during their temporary absence,
and Mr., Daugherty's overcoat, fur cap,
watch, chain and charm, several diaries,
and a lot of food taken.
Mr.. S. Levy, who for many years has
been engaged in the clothing and gents
furnishing goods, in Oberlin, has accepted
position with A. NJ. Fitch, and will bt
glad to meet his old friends and patrons
at the N. Y. clothing house.
Mrs. NJ. Hamlin has returned from
her son, Henry's, where she has beer
spending the winter. Mrs. Henry Hamlir
accompanied her mother.in.law home ant
spent few days visiting in town, leaving
for her home in Dakota last night
MIR. 4. L. Goodrich, for long tim,
with A. NJ Fitch as salesman has arranged
to open clothing store in Lodi, April 1st
He will have a clear field, there being NJ
one there engaged in that branch of trade
and his experience will he an almos
certain guarantee of success
The Rev. r. w. Logan, of Micronesii
will occupy the pulpit Of the Congrega
tional church, morning and evening, Sun
day, March Both. This is the missionar,
referred to in our article some time ago
entitled, "The Building of the Ship
Many Wellington people will be glad o
an opportunity to hear Mr.. Logan.
Mr.. Logan, of Micronesia, who return
ed 10 this country on account of his health
but who anticipates returning this spring
has not been idle while at home. He ha
been carrying through the press a series o
Bible stories in the Mortlock language
Recently the last verse of the last chapter
of the Mortlock New Testament has beer
put in type, completing the version.
r.. J. andE T. Robinson, who togeth
er have over so feet front in the distric
lately burnt, will, as soon as the weathe
will permit, begin building a brick blocl
of three rooms, two Of which they will oC
cupy, and rent the third. II is to be hope,
that the owner ofiherest of the space will
Join with them and build two additiona
ooms and so obliterate all traces Of tn
recent fire.
On Saturday night the Marshal arrest
ed a rough and took him to tile lookup
When near the door he objecte'
to going in, calling tn
Marshal unmentionable names, an,
told him he haG a revolver and woul,
make hole in his hide, The Marsha
"went for him lively" with his billy whicl
brought the fellow to his senses, an,
learned him that it was not safe to talk re
volver TO Marshal Hacket.
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