The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-09-17
Local and Miscellaneous.

--0hio's honored senator, next Tuesday
afternoon.
james Stevlck is employed at his
trade in Oberlin.
Rev, N. s. Albright will preach in the
M. E. Church, next Sabbath.
--Addie Brink, who has been in de-
cline long time, died this morning.
The new line OF the Ohio Railway,
is being surveyed from Medina West.
"A note from Sullivan has no signature,
and has to 60 into the waste basket as
usual.
The mother Of q. W. Baker from Cold.
water, Mich, is visiting her son and
family. yy
Frank Woolley has been since a week
ago yesterday, prostrated from an attack of
pleurisy. rf
Mrs. Chas. Currier OF ,Allegany City,
Pa, has been visiting friends here the
past week. w
Mr.. and Mrs. E. West, of Cortland Ave.
have returned from trip to Lansing,
Michigan.
On account Of press ofjob work, we
are obliged to leave over some articles de-
signed for this issue.
Honorable John Sherman and Hon.
Frank Hiscock of N. Y, speak next Tues.
day afternoon in Wellington.
e. L Benedict has rented Mrs. Nor.
gan's house on South st. Mrs. Benedict
severely sprained her ankle while moving.
j. Blair Doland has returned to New
York aud will continue in business In the
same office in which he pursued his
studies,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everet,e Of Middletown,
New York, have been spending a week in
town visiting Mrs. Evercte's sister, Mrs.
T. Doland.
Nina, eldest daughter Of VIII. Bah
cock, of Abiline, Texas, was married on
the Sd, inst, to a Mr.. Simpson, of Big
Springs, Texas, where they will reside.
Mrs. H. ]. Ford and daughter, Edna,
OF Cleveland, have been visiting at Arthur
Dimock's on their way to Kansas, where
they expect to make their future home.
The best piece Of sidewalk in Wei
ling,On and probably the best in Lorain
county has just been completed on North
Main street, fronting G. W. Crosier's and
7. Doland's property.
-"Our Continent" cost its founder, Mr..
Davis, of Philadelphia, and his successor,
Judge Tourgee, over 100000, and now
that eminent journalistic financier, Mrs
Frank Leslie, has undertaken its manage.
ment.
Don. Williams, son Of Major Williams
and F. L. o. Wadsworth, son Of F. s.
Wadsworth started for the Ohio State
University, Columbus, today, the first TO
: take a course in mechanical engineering
the other a four years course in civil en-
gineerin
Frank VanCleef, who graduated with
honor at Oberlin this year, started fol
Harvard, Mondya, to take a post graduate
course of two years, with view Of fitting
himself for teaching. His conscientousnes'
and energy viii! insure his success In
: whatever he undertakes.
Miss L. d. Santley starts tonight fol
, her years school work at Savannah, Ga.
+. stopping to visit day or two at Atlantt
, on the way. She has taught at Nashville
Atlanta and Charleston, and lived II
, Southern climates years enough to know
4 that she prefers the warmer ATTITUDES.
/ -Messrs. Christie & Willard, former
n employees OF T. Doland, have rented tn,
building formerly occupied by Hoyt &
woolley, and will open carriage shop al
soon as the building can be properly fitted
( Mr.. Christie is practical body and geal
: maker, and Mr.. Willard has we'll earnet
a reputation for fine painting.
( The last service has been held in thu
q old st. Paul's Episcopal church, Medina
and the building will now be speedily re
. moved TO give place to the new one. Th'
a windows of the new ediflce have all beer
taken by members Of the congregation
and will be each a memorial one, tn,
r eleven costing at least $4,000. The ON
/, taken by Hon. II. Bronson will cost 800
Last spring Charles Grey alias Warne
was through Wellington selling at higl
price, bottles Of mixture to varnish furni
! ture, blacken stoves, CRATES, registers, etc
/. He claimed TO represent firm at Val
4 Vert, o. He is dead beat, and New
London people are longing for an oppor
tunity to inflct upon him personal vic
lencc, in lieu OF payment OF certain debt
contracted there.
We inadvertently omitted to speak o
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