The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-01-30
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Mrs Will Johns is reported as very
low with consumption.
The funeral OF Will Pantlind, of Nor
walk, occurred Sunday afternoon.
The White Sewing Machine Company
sold twelve machines here last week.
"A. L. Willard, of Burton, Ohio, made
friends in town a short visit this week.
Mrs j. H. Gregory started Tuesday
afternoon to join her husband at Marshall
Texas.
+. Hurlburt, the new foreman in the
ENTERPRTsE office is confined to the house
with mumps.
Katie Powers has returned from Cleve.
land and is good deal afflicted with
rheumatism.
Saturday at 3 o'clock there were 112
sleighs all right here in the business por
tion of town, and no two alike.
Hon. L. p. Emerson, of Wood County
now Representative at Columbus recently
spent Sabbath with his brother, DR.. +,
B. Emerson.
"A small fire at Lorain Friday night
destroyed a dwelling owned by II. G..
King Landlord and tenant ]. Bickford,
fully insured.
The White Sewing Machine Company
made present Of a machine to each
of the ladies' societies, Congregational,
Methodist and Disciple.
The Bee Line passenger train from
Cincinnati, due in Cleveland at 1910 Sat
urday night was detained here by a freight
which had jumped the track.
Mrs. John Chapman, of this place
died to-day, Wednesday, at noon, after an
illness of only few days, Our going to
press prevents further particulars.
The Bohemian oats swindle is now be-
ing experienced in the south part of
Huron County, and farmers there have
paid dearly for what they know about ii.
Rev. Father Browning is very i'll with
pneumonia, and today is unconscious.
Was delerious at the commencement of
his illness but aftcrward became rational.
Horace Knowles, of the LAGRANGE
Rife Team, had one finger and half Of
another blown off the left hand while
loading his rife at the Club range Mon
day. -..l.
Rev. w. G. Ward stopped last week on
his way from Mechanicsburg to and from
Cleveland, calling upon old friends, who
were very glad TO see his genial face
again. -a ,,. d d
The w. CT. U. at Brighton have
engaged Rev. |. II. Mcconnell, of Norwalk,
to deliver his lecture "The Foe and the
Fight" evening of Feb. 9th, at the N. Z.
Church.
DR.. McLaren is delegate to the State
Convention Of the G. A. r., in session at
GAINESVILLE this week. Mrs. McLaren is
spending few days with her sisters in
Wooster.
Mrs. Parish has been in Brooklyn for
a week with brother who took cold on
his way home from here, some twelve
days ago, and is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia.
The Ohio Railway Co, asks subscriptions
of $4,000 per mile from the towns through
which they pass, and the right of way in
addition. Medina, Huntington and New
London are interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Hutchinson, of Card.
ington, have issued cards of invitation to
the celebration Of the 25th anniversary Of
their marriage, Feb. 22nd. They for.
merly lived in Wellington.
Sheriff Ensign, of Elyria, was in town
Saturday and renewed his subscription 10
the ENTERPRISE. He seems to bear his
incarceration well, and TO be none the
worse for his years residence in jail.
Miss Phebe Cousins lecture at the
Congregational Church the evening OF Feb.
4th, will he the fourth entertainment Of the
Library Course; and there Is no doubt that
this lady will edity and please her audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Biggs reached
home from Nebraska Saturday noon. They
visited Jay Woolley, at Lincoln Neb., and
stopped at St. Charles, ILL.,, calling on Rev.
L. b. Lane, who is practing medicine there
and they say looks young as ever
Mr.. Fred Felt, late with II. G. Starr
g. Co., Feb. 1st enters the employ of J. W.
Houghton as druggist and prescription
clerk, where he will be pleased to see his
old friends, and endeavor by prompt at.
tention to customers to merit patronage.
Rev T.J. Pope, pioneer itinerant of
the North Ohio Confarenca anant a favv