The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-04-30
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The O., C., G. & /. R. R. Co., have


depot greatly improving IFS looks.
e, L. Benedict and wife, and Miss
Clara Benedict, attended the Damon
Bostwick wedding in Medina, lately.
MIR. G. B. Powers, who is in charge of
the manufacturing department Of Mr.
Bowman's clothing store, is son of A. s
Powers, deceased.
Mrs. Royce is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Bennett. She formerly lived
here, but has spent the last six years in
Winsted Conn, her early home.
AT a recent meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Disciple Church, it was
observed that out of the twenty ladies
present nine were widows.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Clugston, a daughter of
Rev. Charles Hartley, who preached here
nearly thirth years ago, died lately in To-
peka, Kansas, at the age of &c.
"A Cleveland woman who feeds every
tramp that calls at her door has established
reputation among them for hospitality as
she had chance to feed thirteen in one
day last week, fGaf #A
w. S. Franks has bought the second
lot from the corner on the east side of
Forest avenue near Mechanic street, and
E. McIntire the. third lot, and both will
build residences for their own use.
May 10 to % inclusive, the W. & L. E.
Ry, will sell round trip tickets to junction
points for Akron, O., at ~ fare for the
round trip, and not gSod returning after
May %. Account of the Missionary socie-
ty held at Akron the above dates.
The new train lately put on the W. &
L. E., makes through trips from Pitts
burgh to Chicago & Return, without
change of cars. LeaAing here at o.95 PM.
1t arrives in Chicago at O'Clock AN. and
will be specially convenient to those going
west.
Last Thursday David Howk was driv.
ing down hill when the hold-beck strap
of the harness broke, and appearances in
dictated that runaway was imminent.
Mr.. Howk Jumped, but struck his weight
on one knee, breaking both bones Of one
leg. AT present he is doing well.
Medina News: A tramp called at a
house in Bath the other day, and finding
the woman of the house alone, ordered
her to get him some eggs and coffee. The
woman was tired and had no fire in the
house. so she took down an old empty
gun and told him to travel-and he DID
C. w. Crosier's new room will be
ready for the roof this week. There being
only one side and one end to build; the
work was soon disposed of. We hear
that viii Crosier will occupy the first
floor and Mr.. ellison, the photographer,
is negotiating for the second floor for an
art gallery.
ID. L. Wadsworth has moved off the
rear wing of the Wolcott house and
moved back the main building on q
line with his own house, and is fitting
it up in fiIstclass order for residence
The horse barn has also been moved
back and the appearance of the premises
will be very much improved.
Henry Brown, colored, who was lately
pardoned out of the penitentiary, is no
behaving we'll at his home in Oberlin, ant
has gone to Jail in default of payment o
fine Of $40 and costs, for the use of pro
fame and vulgar language and threats ant
menaces with an axe in his mother
house where he attempted to take tn
; reins of government This is another ex
ample of the folly and abuse ofthe pardon
business
Mrs. Brumby, OF Camden, who ha
for some time been suffering from
disease of the stomach, was coming t
Wellington yesterday for medical coun
: sci, and being less able to ride than sh
: supposed, became so much exhausted ant
i'll that her husband feared she nigh
die on the road. When they reache,
, Mr.. Will. Hemenway's she was carrie
iu there, and will be obliged to remai
until able to be removed. 1t has bee
:. decided that she has cancer of tn
| stomach.
AT party in the old Davis tavern, i
Weymouth, the 21st, as the compan
f crowded into one large room to preser
some silverware tU their hostress, the
: felt the floor giving way and retreated
t another which also sank as far as it coult
A heavy piano and base-burner made th
situation more grave. The company wei
quite willing to leave their cake and
|. home supperless, with their heads an
r limbs intact An examination Of the ro
}. ten props and broken sills made the sal
ayndl1a seam littIa short of miraculous