The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-02-20
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NIL pnuDdel Omlln VIII VlSlV loW
weeks among relatives.
Miss Kate Powers has rented her
property and will live with her brother
Frank.
"A large number of relatives and
personal friends attended the funeral of
Mrs. Shubael Smith.
Mrs. P. N, Stroup, has, we learn, been
dangerously i'll with typhoid malarial
fever, at La Grange, Ind,
Mrs. Milton A. Sprague, of Berea, and
Master Willie Curtice, of Cleveland, were
guests of Mrs. John Eglin last week.
The house and lot of Mrs. Raper
Searles, on Courtland avenue, has been
sold to Mr.. Brenner, Senior.
DIR. McClaran has been confined to his
bed more than week, with an aggrava-
tion of his chronic lung difficulty.
Old Mr.. Boone, father of Mrs. Alfred
and Mrs. David Howk, is severely i'll at
his home in Huntington.
The mother OF E. L. Hustled, who has
been for some time very i'll with pneumo-
MIA, at his home, is still in very low con-
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Chapman, Of
Lorain, attended the funeral of Mrs. s.
Smith. Mr.. G. is since suffering from
prostration caused by severe cold
F. S. Roser has bought the small
house and lot OF Mrs. Brown, next TO his
home on Taylor street, and intends, some
time, to make some changes there.
Mr.. and Mrs Riley, rent their house
and lot where the marble shop stands,
near Turley's grocery to F. B. Hurlbprt,
and are going to try farming in Dakota.
R. H. Henderson brings hens egg to
our office 8X64 inches in circumference,
weighing AZ ounces When broken, it
was found to contain three full sized
yolks. Next.
Mr.. Leroy Bremen and Mr.. Durham,
lately employed by Otterbacher, have
bought harness shop at Fayette near
Toledo. Mr.. Durham has gone on and is
at work there.
Mr.. j. H. Woolley, who came home
rom Indiana, and remained three or foure
fdays, went back again and has been ther
over week, his daughters death being
at any time expected. Mrs. Woolley has
been constantly there.
Quitting advertising in dull times is
like pulling down dam when the water is
low When trade revives twill rush by
him who does not stay it with ready Gus.
toners. The way to have such always on
hand is through advertising,-Ex.
The mild and muddy roads of spring
have come, and now is good time to read
up on the subject of turnpikes and high.
way that can be used twelve months in
the year, instead of eight or nine. Peo
pie came to town yesterday as though il
was liable to be the last trip before the
close of navigation.
Mr.. Sawtell is ahead in renovating
and re-furnishng his gallery, not waiting
Tor Spring A tapestry carpet, tinted
walls, new furniture, lace draperies anC
rich hangings, elegant frames for display
! of his work and handsome paintings upor
the walls, are some of the features of at
tractiveness he has added to his art gallery
We learn that a new saloon is to be
set up by a Norwalk man, in the building
to be vacated by Mr.. Kunz. With an ad
ditional resort of this kind, the peace and
quietude of the summer night in yelling
ton, may be imagined. 1t can hardly be
described. And now will the people
wake up to their obligation TO stand by
the Marshal and the Mayor in the dis
charge of their duties.
An exchange makes this suggestion
! In all towns where newspaper is printed
! every buiness man ought to advertise in it
i! even if only card, stating his name anG
kind business he is engaged in. 1t helps
sustain paper and lets the people at dis
tance know that the town is town of bus
! mess. The paper finds its way into thou
8 sands of places where hand bills canno
i reach. A card in paper is travelling
: sign board,-Ex.
Mrs. Shubael Smith died very unex
pectedly at her home on Courtland Avenue
Thursday afternoon, February 14th. Sh'
$ had been repeatedly i'll with lung troubl,
n in the three years past, and for two week
: had been suffering from what she con
sidered a cold, but had been sitting VI
. more or less and had just risen and walked
a to her chair, when she spoke of not see
. ~ Al l.