The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-04

at the new cemetery on Decoration Day.
H. G. Starr has enlarged his domestic
establishment, and hereafter will keep
two girls.
"A fine Stereoptican Display of Fine
Arts, Friday and Saturday evenings, in
Public Square. Free to all.
Miss Emma Johnson, who has been
with her brother in Washington through
the winter has returned to Wellington.
Mrs. Sawtelle and her mother Mrs.
b. +. Locke, have been spending fort
night withfriends in Medina, Wadsworth
and Seville
The Fair Book is being printed at
the ENTERrRIsE Office this week, and a
great deal OF copy must lay over on
that account.
Mrs. Eugene Robinson and daughter,
have been spending a fortnight or more
with her mother in Detroit, reached
home Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Allen who has been,
since last September, with married
sister in Hardy, Iowa, returned home the
latter part of last week.
We were misinformed as TO G. w.
Horr's attending the Chicago convention.
He mildly resents the assertion, that he
would keep such company as is to he
found in such political gathering.
Mrs, w. r. Wean was called to Char
don, last Friday by the serious illness of
her brother Rev. A. T. Reed, who was
suffering from a pleuritic and lung diff
Guilty, and considered dangerously sick.
The steamship State of Florida, was
on its way to England from this country.
How could Miss Alice Bowie be journey
ing from Scotland TO marry her lover in
Providence, r. l., as some newspapers
had it.
"A catafalque covered with black, with
white trimmings, was in the procession
on Decoration Day, and bore the flowers
which were laid on the graves. The
horses drawing this were similarly ca
parisoned.
George Fisher, returned from Colo.
RADIO, for few days visit to his family
and friends. He is very much pleased
with the country and his business pros
poets. He will return soon and his
family will join him in July.
When Rev. W. G. Ward went IRON
here the last time to Cleveland, he had the
misfortune to sprain and break limb,
and after suffering greatly went TO Dakota
while having to use two crutches, which
he has but very recently laid aside.
Every Telephone subscriber, who has
never visited our Exchange, should do
so at once. Ten or fifteen minutes OBJ
servation, will enable them to under
stand Why their calls through the phone
are not always promptly answered. by
the operator.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society Of the N. o. Conference, will hold
their annual meeting here, June 9th and
9th. The opening session will be at2P.
NJ. Thursday. Mrs. DIR. McCabe of Dele
ware will deliver the annual address that
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Starr, with their
two children, left here Monday morning
for Mackinac Island, where they will
spend the summer. Arthur T. Starr will
60 on same steamer They have an ON
nibus line there and take some fine horses
for use on hacks and carriages.
Mrs. Minerva Austin, daughter Of
Mason Smith deceased, reached home
Friday morning, atteran absence OF fifteen
years. She has lived in Kansas all this
time, and left sons and daughters 10
keep house. Her coming was a happy
surprise to her mother, brother and sisters
in this town and vicinity, and she will
remain some weeks.
There are allowed fifty charter mem.
bers In forming Womans Relief r "ps,
and that number or more have IN
secured here. In the city Of Springfield,
Ohio, where the G. A. II. mustered 90 on
Memorial Sunday, the woman's Relief
Corps lately organized, had thirty four
members at Its meeting the same week,
at Mrs. f. s. Penfeld's where musical
and literary exercises followed some initi-
atory rites
The following card was received by
Mr.. Jordan, in, answer TO an advertise
ment for waiter. We give II verbatim,
as an interesting specimen of orthography;
COLUMBUS, MAY 20, 1884.
Dear SIR seen your advisan In the morn
ing Jurnel for waiter il you have not
got them and will sen me ticket will
come in rite away and 60 to Work answer
rite away and let me no direc your letter
TO 45 east walton st.