The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02
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Mr.. John Hutchinson, of Cardington,
| is visiting in town.
Mr.. Chas. Culp, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. ]. P. Nichols.
Mrs ]. P. Nichols, will go west soon,
on visit, to be abroad several weeks.
The widow of Elder Wood, from
Medina, is visiting in Wellington.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Inman and daughter,
are spending some time in Chicago.
The Woman's Relief Corps made
about $50, from their Lawn Fete Saturday
evening.
Miss Warner, who has been visiting
he brother Rev. M. F. Warner, returned
home last week.
Prof and Mrs. NJ. Y. Rood, of Akron,
are in town and will spend vacation with
her father w. w. Wells.
WIN. Vischer has built an addition to
his home, and is covering the whole with
a slate roof in gothic style.
Mrs. S. Windecker, and son, have
been spending few days with Mrs. @. M.
Nichols in Springfield Ohio.
Miss Puss Williams, of Norwalk, is
visiting Miss Lou Crosier, and Miss
Schermerhorn has returned home.
-Ex-Mayor Herrick has sold his gro
Gerry to Mr.. Biddlecome, of York State,
who will continue the business as usual.
The new brick block on Liberty street,
is being rapidly pushed to completion
The walls will probably be finished this
week. BIS @
Miss Nancy Manly who has been an
attendant at the asylum at Newburg the
past year, has been visiting at j. H
Dickson's. -
!. Mr.. Frank, ,Griaeth, an employee Of
Baldwin, Laundon, Windecker & Co., re
turned to his home in ,Norwalk Tuesday
on account of i'll health.
I'm ten days during the strawberry
season $4,000 lbs of berries were expressed
from one station in Norwalk, and the
finest fruit sold as low as six cents quart
u Mrs. Almira Reed and daughter, O
Lockport ILL.,, and Mrs. w. H. Williams
t Wellington, Ohio. are visiting at the resi-
3 dence Of Carl Hickox.-[Med Gazette
Mrs. G. w. Crosier, and her daughter
Mrs. Metcalf, have been for some tim,
visiting in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa
: but are expected home the first of mex
? week.
: Prof. Kinnison, went to Lakeside
Tuesday, and Friday will take his wifi
to her fathers in Lake County. Mrs. Kin
nison has been sick several weeks, and i
= now barely able to travel.
:. "A son of S. A. Williams had his arm
Il caught in planer and cut the flesh slight.
It above, and more seriously below tn
'' elbow. His wounds are not dangerous
Dr. Hathaway attended him.
10 Mrs. G. E. Phillips has returned fror
Wellington, where she has been for som
time past. She was called there by tn
. sickness and death of her mother MIR
John Warner Medina News.
Mr. Phil. Rearden, of jamestown
Colorado, is in town, d guest of ID.
Wadsworth. Mr.. r. is interested wit
several of our citizens in the minin
claim managed by George Fisher.
" The ladies of the Disciple Churc
If will give their annual Lawn Fete in th
\. Park, Friday evening, July 4th. A co
d dial invitation is extended to their frient
v and the public to be present on that occa
ts ion.5 fs'& Fe ~ *2 ~
p Mrs. Ella Frank Wadsworth has bee
: spending the past two weeks visitin
y friends in Akron, her former home. Whe
= she returns, her neice, Miss Sadie Leo
ard, late graduate, will accompany h
y home to spend the summer.
Ibtjt9 III JB91G 34J3W
y y The outbreak of Cholera in Fran
ry should be hint 10 the whole world
. clean up. There are various uhwhol
! some smells, particularly in the eyenil
Il breeze, right here in Wellington, that j
.sdicate the presence Of filth in onrllnid
W, Let every landowner see that it does n
80: come from his premises. lryr,tr K
of HI q tt u Y Wv t}I /
-Chas. g. Fairchild, brother of t
three President Fairchild's' died at Brow
=. helm lately, al. the age Of 70 years. Il
:. father ninety-two years old is still liyil
~ ~ at the homestead in Brownhelm. Of Il
~ surviving brothers, one is President
:. Oberlin, one at Berea Kentucky, and 0
=. at Manhattan Kansas, the latter of Il
State Agricultural College.
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