The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-22
Local and Miscellaneous.

-Paul, the Oldest son OF FRANK Cll1ord,
is very i'll with typhoid fever
Mrs w. r. Santley visited Mrs. II. G..
Hedges in Mansfield last week.
Mr.. John Jason, of Lodi, aged SO
years, died recently OF paralysis.
Gen. Robinson was 81 years old Oct
14th and his birthday was very well cele.
brated.
Mr.. Winchell, of LaPorte, for fifty
years resident of this county, died octo-
ber 10Th.
Mrs. Reverly, of New York, has been
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. S. Cady.
George Fisher and son, have returned
from Colorado and will spend the winter
in Wellington.
"A coat OF paint on the front Of Chris.
tie & Willard's carriage shop improves its
looks very much.
B. II. Colver has moved his family to
Cleveland, where he is engaged with the
Cleveland Stove Co.
Two children Of F. II. Phelps, on
Magyar Street, have been sick with scarlet
fever but are recovering.
Miss. Mollie Craig. of Sandusky, who
has beck visiting her friend, Miss Clara
Benedict, has returned home.
The mother of F. A. Snow Is, in
company with her mother, Mrs. Washing
ton Clifford, spending few days in Lee,
Mass.
Catherine Stppa, of Milan, 90 years
old, learning that she was to be taken TO the
poor house, dressed herself carefully and
hung herself.
Mrs. Rosecrans, Of Colorado, who has
been some years In Washington, is visiting
her relatives, Mr.. Armstrong; family, on
Cortland Ave.
MIR. Barrick has sold his interest in
the Star Bakery 10 Messrs. Lau,erbaugh
& Ariz, both of whom have had expert.
ence in the business.
Communication written in pencil,
after being folded and sent through the
mails, are almost illegible by the time
they reach the printing office.
Mr.. Eyman is about to leave the Cot.
tage Hotel and has rented Mrs. B. f.
Locke's house, Mrs. Locke intending 10
spend the winter with near relatives in
Illinois.
-Wadsworth Andrews, Of Hudson, who
has spent the summer at Binghampton,
Dakota, called en- friends here last week
and spent few days at their farm in
Penfeld.
Frank Fulmcr is spending few
weeks in New York State, and rumor says
that lie will return the last Of the month
bringing bride, formerly Miss Dora
Brown of this place.
ID. A. Willard, one of the most com.
petent printers Wellington ever had, is the
new foreman of the ENTERPRISE Office
and will give prompt aittntion 10 all work
submitted to his care.
Mrs. Rev. s. d. Gammel has lately
returned from her home in North
Brookfield, Mass, where she remained
later than was contemplated on account Of
her mothers continued III health.
1t is an encouraging sign Of the times
that the publishers Of the Biographies Of
the notorious outlaws, the James brothers,
lost money by It, there being no such
demand FOR that kind Of reading rs they
anticipated. I g'&S "A t
| The funeral services of Mrs. q. r.
Whitney, Of Berea, occurred Saturday,
She was IS years old, the mother Of George
and James Whitney, o. Laerangc. Of Mrs
B. j. Hoadley, and Of Mrs. Frank Moe, oi
Denver, Colorado. Ait
Rev. N. S. Albright ofilclated Thurs
day evening at the marriage at North
Lindale, of w. W. Corkhil, Of Bedford
10 Miss Martha clagge, both known to
numbers Of our readers.
Mr.. Biddlecome has sold his stock Of
! groceries on North Main Street and rented
the building to Mr.. r. X. Fluke who will
continue the business. Mr.. Biddlecome
has purchased the Star Bakery building
and rented to Iauterbaugh & Artz.
IIgI H..'
The annual meeting Of the Cleveland
Conference Of Congregational Churches
Is beld in Rockport this week, and Rev
8. d. Gammel, Of Wellington, this after
noon leads n discussion, How can the
better observance Of the. Sabbath be
secured ~ n FE X "a u