The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-16
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June 4tn. TN
MIR. Tuttle, of Cleveland, spent Sun
day in town, with his father-in-law, Mr.. A.
Hoffman.
MIR. Will Cushion is building an addi-
ton to his residence, corner of Taylor and
Barker streets. N,
Mrs. Rose, of Chillicothe, younger
sister Of the late Mrs. Russell Webster, has
been visiting here,
Mis-. VIM. Jordan has been seriously
ill for four or five weeks, with no appar-
ent improvement as yet.
The M. E. Church Choir had picnic
Thursday, in Comstock's grove in the
west part of the township.
MIR. and Mrs Finch, started yesterday
on western trip, and will visit their
sons, in Burlingame, Kansas.
Miss Edith Dickson is attending the
National Teachers Convention, in Madison,
Wis, and will visit relatives there.
Geo. L. Howk, has been employed by
the GUNNER Engine Co., of Cleveland,
and will enter upon his work next week.
The Goth Annual Reunion of the
veterans of the 1S3d o. v. l., will be held
at Lake Side, August 4th and 9th, to which
all members and their families are cor
daily invited.
BRO. G.. W. RunYan, editor of the New
London Record, called on us last Wednes-
day, on his way to Oberlin, the trip being
made ON that swiftest and least hungry of
steeds, bicycle.
Rev. M. F. Warner, spent few days,
including the Sabbath, with friends in
Dayton, o. Mrs. Warner and children,
went week ago, for two months stay
with her parents, in New Jersey,
The planning mill, of the Lorain
Lumber and Manufacturing Company,
burned the night of July 10th, and the
office and much lumber with it. Loss
$2O,O00OO. half covered by insurance.
VIM. Holmes, has added one more to
the number of fine residences in Wellling-
ton, having completed frame dwelling,
in modern style, on the first lot North of
his place on Prospect street. Sumner
Black was architect and builder.
The Official Board of the M. E.
church at Huntington, have rendered their
pastor, Rev. O. Dawson, vacation OF
three weeks. The pulpit will be supplied
next Sunday by Rev. ]. P. Fenwick, at
which time further announcements will
be made.
The Japan Weekly Mail has this sig
nifcant item;
1.-THE local assembly of Gummaken (ker
means prefectureD one-fifth Of whose mem
bers are Christians, has adopted reso
luton to issue NO more licenses to public
brothels and to take measures for the
speedy closing of all such establishments
at present existing"
John Adams said: 'The Bible is the
best book in the world" U. s. Grant
said "Hold fast to the Bible as the shee
anchor of our liberties" Sir Isaac Newtor
said II account the Scriptures of God tt
be the most sublime philosophy" Goethe
said: "It is a belief in the Bible whicl
has served me as the guide Of my mora
and literary life" c
Frank Munger, OF Oberlin, "a year
old, and soon to have been married I
Miss Nellie Blynn, Of the same place, wa
drowned in sight of his mother, brother
sister and intended bride, while at picni
at Randall's Grove last week Tuesday
Hewith few Others put on bathing suit
for swim, but he was seized with cram
almost as soon as he entered the water.
-Thvee or four boys, sons of Maj, Wi
, liams and of Frank Bennett, camped out
few days last week, in a romantic spot o
Frank Clifford farm. Their housekeepin
in a tent, was done in true soldierly styl
but after being there two or three day
/: and cooking their own rations they charg
|, ed their mothers to have good bi
: dinner prepared the day they broke CAM
and went home to board.
---Hoyt & Peters, and E. s. Trip, hay
put new iron roos, on what was the war
q rooms, and wood and paint shop; painte
the outside, and fitted up the interior in soc
style. Hoyt & Woolley, will be installe
in their new quarters, in few days. M
Tripp has already arranged his carriage
in his former wood shop, making fr
display. He is also making extensiV
/ additions and repairs on his dwelling.
i Mary Robson, whe writes sad, Ian
J. poetry, has issued new book containir
J these lines:
'aThen let me sing, and listen to my song, :,
Though II isrough with sobs, and harsh and will
And often wandered, and is often long, -,