The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-03-19

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any church. He was Treasurer of the
Presbyterian church at Norwalk.
Rev. Frank McConaughy, pastor of
tina Lorain Congregational church for sew
eral years past, has accepted call to Sa-
lem, Oregon. He was Penfeld boy.
Daniel Waldeck has sold his interest
in the meat market to his brother William
and started Monday for Burlingame Kas,,
where he expects to engage in business.
Signs of Spring are visible on Taylor
street, in the painting of D. Peters house,
and Mr. Craddock is altering and enlarg.
ing his house occupied by j. P. Laundon.
Miss. Kate O'Brien received the lar
gest number of votes for the bracelets Civ
en- at the party st. Patrick's night at Father
Galvins. About $3.50. was paid in by the
voters.
Mrs. Locke's son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs Rasor, of Toledo, were here last week
to attend Mr.. Locke's funeral. Mrs.
Locke will remain in her home and in
tends to take few boarders.
The inquiry for houses to rent and
the prices even small ones command is
suggestive of dwellings as a good invest
ments for men who have capital to fit up
pleasant homes centrally located.
John Snow of Huntington, died Tues.
day morning. after brief illness of infa-
nation Of the bowels He was an old
resident and greatly respected by large
circle of friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. Rev. Tracy L. Waite, of Berea,
was found dead in bed March 8th, while
on visit to her only brother, ]. @. Wash.
burn, at Newport, Ind Death supposed
to have been caused by heart disease.
Mr.. P. N. Sroup has been elected lay
delegate to the next General Conference
from Lagrange Ind, and represents the Is
land Park Assembly Association of which
he has hnen Secretary for many years.
THE merchants are making very at
tractive displays of wall paper in their
windows, and matrons are forestalling i'm
provements and anticipating their needs
In examination of housekeeping goods
The drug firm of which Mr.. e. S.
Everette has been a member under the
name of w. F. Phillips s. Co., has lately
dissolved, one of the partners retiring, and
new firm organized, under the name of
Cook Everette s. Pennell.
David H. Spencer, of Adrian, Mich,
one OF the Spencer family, who were pop.
ular travelling vocalists, and their native
home in Penfield, has lately accepted the
position Of Musical Director of the first M.
E Church, of Rochester, N. Y.
Blossoms from louisiana, fresh clover
and wild violets and delicate star-fowers
reaching us when the snow is scurrying
past the windows, and no robins note has
fallen to us to hear with hint that rose
bushes along the gulf are loaded with
buds, reads like Il fiction that we would
like to realize.
20. E. Bolton, of Cleveland, is deliver.
ing, in Oberlin, his series of popular lee
lures about Europe, illustrated with cal.
cium light and pictures upon canvas
twenty feet square. In the daily Leader
of the 18th, Anne Hathaway has two
column sketch devoted to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bolton which is very interesting reading.
The taking to the Intirmary of Chas.
Stratton and wife, once owner of valuable
real estate in Huron County, and later
joint owner and landlord of the st. Charles
hotel of Norwalk, is recent and sad ex.
ample of the results of liquor drinking.
1t brought misery and poverty, not only
to the husband but to the innocent aged
wife.
The Glass Works, now owned by Ben
nett Bros. & Co., and thoroughly over
hauled and refitted, started their fires
week ago Monday, and have already made
a good quantity of Mason's fruit jars of an
excellent quality of glass. They intend to
keep on now manufacturing without the
delays and intermissions which have &C.
Cured heretofore in getting this factory
under way.