The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-01
Local and Miscellaneous.

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Barker st.
"A number of our citizens went to
Elyria Or Cleveland to see and hear Blaine
and Logan.
The infant child Of a family named
Beuter who came here from Grafton last
spring, died last week.
Mrs. DR.. Crafts, known here in her
girlhood as Clara Humiston, is visiting
her uncle Mr.. Hiram Dawson. Her late
home has been in Worthington, MINI.
j. M. Otterbacher, will attend the
Elyria Fair, Thursday of this week, with
display of his fine harnesses, ETC., etc,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fowles, of Willough.
by, spent Sunday at N. E. Marcy's with
their son E. c. Fowles and wife of this
place.
Mr.. MI. Barrick, connected with the
bakery on North Main street, young
man Of 25 years. died of lung disease
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Albright and children arrived
from Delaware last week and by Saturday
night the minister and family were com.
fortably settled in the parsonage.
We wish to say to our subscribers
that the delay in getting out the papers
lately has been entirely unavoidable, but
we trust 1t will not occur again soon.
The brass works at Lorain have shut
down for sixty days. The 220 Lorain men
who marched in the delegation Saturday,
at Elyria, won the 500 silk flag given by
Elyria as prize.
DIR. Obermiller, of Toledo, died Sun.
day night, the result of falling backward
down stairway, injuring the spine and
causing paralysis. He leaves wife and
three daughters.
The mother OF Il. Z. Hustled died in
Norwalk last week. She was dangerously
Ill here last winter and has been feeble all
summer. Mrs. Hustled also lost her
mother short time ago.
The following named persons attended
the Cincinnati Exposition, from here,
Thursday: E. S. Tripp, B. B. VanArsdale,
Edgar Cole, Fred Belden, Burt Lang,
Lyman Yale, and Albert Peirce.
Rev. NJ. F. Warner and wife left for
his new charge in Shelby Thursday even
ing. Mr.. Warner is scholarly, intelligent,
faithful exemplary Christian minister, and
with his accomplished wife made for
themselves warm friends in Wellington,
who wish for them happiness, prosperity,
and success in the new field,
1t is said that the Hon. G. G. Wash
burn, of Elyria, had his pockets picked
of over fifty dollars last Saturday. That
was a great deal of money for an editor to
have Ninteen persons have reported as
having lost money by pick.pockets in that
crowd, that day, in sums from s.. to $50.
A watch and fob were also taken.
Mr.. John Payne, of Gaylord, Mich,
writes that the season there has been
prosperous one, and no frost yet to do
any injury. He had excellent crops Of rye
and oats and expects to have a thousand
bushels of corn. The timber in that sec.
ton is mostly beech and maple. He
thinks It splendid country"
The remains Of Mr.. ]. Singleton, who
died at a daughters in Cleveland, were
brought here this morning, and the funeral
services were held at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. W. W. Harvey. He had
been i'll with heart and lung disease for
four months, and his age was 6S years
His wife died in Wellington few years
since.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Sutliff with all
their living children, six sons and one
daughter, recently had their photos taken
in a group at Sawtelle's and secured fine
picture. The seven children weigh 1902
pounds, making an average Of 184h lbs
Five more sons died young. Who can
furnish record equal TO this'
Mr.. Nathan Simmons, who has been
sicRmore than year, died Thursday, and
a postmortem showed that the obscure
disease from which he had so long suf
fered was cancer of the stomach The
funeral was attended at half-past-one
Sunday, his comrades Of the g. A. R
marching in the procession through the
rain.
| Tho little son Of Rev. and Mrs. d. l.
Edwards died Sunday night at Forest
Grove, Oregon, where they have been
about a month. Two previous kilograms
bad announced the dangerous Illness oi
the child, bright and happy little fellow
whose age was sixteen months. Many
friends in Ohio will sympathize with the
parents in their bereavement.
The Cedar Springs (Mich) Clipper ol
last week has the following: A letter
from j. B. Waterman gives the following
cut of Il. p. Hayes' mill at Deer Lake