The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-01-09
Mrs. B. D, Noble has returned from
her visit to her daughter at Fosterville. N


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Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Roser, of Chicago,
are spending few days with his folks at
home.
Remember andattend the annual meet
ing OF the Agricultural Society on Tues
day, Jan. 15th at 10 0A.M
Eighteen car loads Of stock were
ditched on the Bee Line 8 miles south of
Shelby, Sunday morning.
The extreme cold of week past is
succeeded by big snow-storm not disa-
greeable hut calculated to make the best
of sleighing.
The New London Record has new
head piece. Borrowers it is hoped will
not admire it. The good paying subscrib-
ers are sure to like it.
"A six months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Christie died Monday of heart
disease. Funeral services were held at the
residence on Tuesday afterna on,
The person who took by mistake a
good umbrella from the M, E. Church yes
tibule the Sunday night before New
Years may identify the same by noticing
the monogram on silver plate in the
handle, and please return it to the own.
er Frank Woolley.
"A little two year old son of Willard
Deveraux living in North East Wellington
was badly scalded Friday, Jan. 18th, on
the face and neck by having dish of hot
oyster stew spilled on him on its way from
the stove to the table. He is doing
we'll, but a great sufferer.
There was great excitement Monday
in the High School building at Fremont
the joists on the floor above the furnace
becoming so heated as to take fire, the
rooms above were filled with smoke ant
the teachers with difficulty repressed Q
panic and the fire was extinguished with
small loss.
Geo. A. Baker, of Blissfeld, Mich, ,ha'
Jersey COW from which he made in sever
months butter to the value of $72 and solo
milk to the value of $5 For three weeks
her calf was fed new milk three times
duy and afterward for some time longe
once day The butter weighed 800 ib
nearly 215 Tbs per day. Who is ahead now
-Tirey, the murderer of Marshal Bren
ner, after his conviction while on his wa,
back to the jail expressed satisfaction Il
Chapman, the Deputy Sheriff, with tn
verdict and confessed that he did shoe
Brenner who had him cornered, and wa
within twenty feet of him when he fire,
and that he was determined TO kill him
necessary to avoid arrest
-Hamlin Post, No. 219, Wellington, o
elected the following officers for the er
suing year:-J. ]. Thomas, Commander
Harry Bennett, Senior Vice-C Commander
j. H. Bearrup, Junior Commander
S. S. Parker, Quartermaster; Thos. Nicola
en-, Surgeon; David Stevick, Chaplain
VIM. Cook, Adjutant; H. H. Hall, Office
af the Day; G. L. Church, Officer ofGuard
Fl. W. Ashford, @. NJ. Sergeant; A. I
Sheldon, Sergeant Major; Delegate t
Dept. Encampment, Thos. McClaren; A
ternate, ]. w. Wilbur.
The annual meeting of the Congreg
tional Church of Wellington was held O
Monday the 7th. The following wei
elected officers for the year. Trustees:
7. Odgen, S. Windecker, and G. A. Va
Cleef. Secretary and Treasurer, E. ]
} Hustled. Committee on music same az la
year, S. Windecker, VIM. Vischer, E. We
ster. The society voted 10 give Doct. M
Lane, of Steubenville, call to becom
their pastor. Action subject to the appro
al of the church.