The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-25


7th Farm Products. .:......... 20
9th Discretionary. .............. 100
In Prot. Smiths Baccaaureate sermon
al Oberlin he emphasized the wrong OF
confning the power which education and
culture bestows to mere personal and
selfish advancement some Of the fruits Of
which are seen in the stealthy growth of
Nihillsm and Communism. The radical
and permanent cure for all these things is
the universal diffusion Of the principle of
universal love, the principle taught by the
Savior.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Starr pioneer res
idents OF Penfeld, but lately living IN
Kansas, have come to visit children in
Elyria and other relatives in this vicinity
and will go on TO spend some time with
their daughters in New York and Yer
mont. Mr.. Starr and w. l.. Hayes, now
living here, came to Penfeld together in
1926 and bought land, living near neigh
bors over forty years. Mrs. Starr is a
younger sister of the aged Mrs. Sally r.
Dickson Of this place.
Mrs. Bartlett of Pen6eld has been
afflicted for some years past with u malig-
nant tumor situated in the breast or man.
ary gland On account Of pain, rapid
enlargement and general debility, she was
compelled to seek relief. She consulted
physicians who each agreed that complete
removal was the only remedy. Three
weeks ago the whole diseased mass was
removed by DR.. 7. NJ. McLaran, which
weighed over pounds and in two weeks
the wound was almost entirely healed. Mrs.
B., has had complete reliet and is up
about her house and been out riding since.
Wellington was visited Tuesday with
a severe storm attended with the most fre.
quent and vivid flashes Of lightning and
peals Of thunder heard in years
The lightning struck the corner of Mrs.
Howk's barn, doing no damage except
tearing off few boards, and Mrs
4 Fritz, Of Chatham, while walking near
| Tom. Cushions house on Barker street
was struck, the lightning melting and
blackening her chain and watch. and
tearing both of her shoes In peices. She
was unconscious for time, but recovered
\ so as TO be taken 10 her sisters, Mrs, D
rSnyder. Her injuries are not serious.
j, The meeting called to organize {
Blaine and Logan Club Tuesday nigh
was not very we'll attended owing 10 in
I, sufficient notice. IAN organization was
effected by the election Of N. Huckin:
| President, Frank Bennett and C. McDer
mott Vice Presidents, Mr.. Richardson
Sec. VIM. Cushion Treasuser. Over ninty
names had been secured and the canvas
was ordered continued. II was arranged
TO have an address by Mr.. Myers Of .Cleve
land next. Wednesday evening and q
ratification meeting. Mr. Myers is SC
!, popular in Wellington that an announce
ment of his coming is only required ia
secure full house. Ladies are invited
Good music will add to the interest of the
occasion. ,s, : q. .t~-,, o.. ..,. a....
The B. Grammar school last day exer
cises were honored with the creates
crowd Of patrons and visitors any Of tht
: Uniop Schools ever experienced The!
should have been In theH High School room
as more than one hundred and fifty wer'
: present besides the pupils, and Of cours
there was not room for 50 many, Eyeryon'
a praised the literary and musical excellenc
, Of the entertainment. Nellie Couch wht
is developing superior voice, sang Ault
Robin Gray, and Grace Probert and Id
; Comstock sang with her a trio "The MeI
;, maids song.p The school singing was ais
highly commended and the recitation
were selections that were attractive. Tn
|, average pei cent attendance in this schoC
, for the year was 90 80 Twenty.three ou
, Of sixty six had not missed even half da
1 and number only lost one halliday. w
, would be glad to give the entire pre-
granme.