The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-11-05
Local and Miscellaneous.

Mrs. Luntsford lectured upon Prohi.
bition in the town hall Monday evening
We delayed our paper one day, in
order to got the complete returns of the
election.
M. l.. Cook and family, have been
visiting friends in North Eaton, fort
night past
Frank Phelps, Fred Daugherty and
the two youngest children oil 7. Cushion,
have scarlet fever.
Mrs. Ann Yale has been seriously i'll
with erysipelas, but is thought to be
recovering slowly.
Mrs. L. A. Norton exhibits hens
egg 64 X 81 inches in circumference, and
weighing 4 ounces.
Mrs. Mary June, Of Huntington, has
q turkey hen that laid AZ eggs before
proposing to set. Next.
Thomas w. Saxton, Of the Canton
Repository, died suddenly Sunday morn.
ing of paralysis ofthe heart, superinduced
by kidney disease.
Mrs. Sheldon, Of Hornellsville, N. Y,
has been here two or three weeks, visiting
her mother and sister Mrs. Woodwork and
Mrs. ID. L. Wadsworth.
"A communication written in pencil
on both sides the sheet and very illegiblc,
could not be printed because no one here
had time to decipher and copy it.
Mrs. Rev. r. T. Wade, delegate to
the late Convention at Cleveland, from
the Troy, N. Y, Conference, has been here
visiting her uncle Mr.. L. O. Foote.
The Ladies of the Congregational
Church, served warm meals, with oysters
tea aud coffee, in Laundon's room, lately
occupied by Robinson's grocery, on elec
ton day and evening.
Saturday night u. d. Colburn, who
drives a tea wagon, when two miles eas
of Norwalk was robbed by two highway
men of $l02 His horse was shot in III,
neck by the robbers. Colbun had beer
delivering tea and thinks he was followed
from Lorain.
The Supreme Court in the suit begul
by Moore, eX.Commissioncr of Insurance
against the Citizens Mutual Relief Asso
citation Of Wellington, o., decided ever,
point in favor of the company. In on
next will give more extended accnun
of the matter setting forth the decision II
detail.
An Elm street man, Mr.. Isaac Linder
was again the one TO drop the first ballo
in the box for President on Tuesday
morning; the late Mr.. McKinney's nlmt
was first on the clerks sheet in 1880 |
is needless to add what party these vote
represented as the street is nearly soil,
Republican.
"A son of o. L. Andrews, of Rug
giles, aged II years, was almost in
stantly killed Saturday by careles
handling Of a gun while hunting. IL,
was sitting on fence holding the weapon
by the muzzle when the hammer came
in contact with some object by which /
was discharged.
F. C. Leach, dealer in groceries ant
provisions, we regret TO say, becam,
embarrassed aud last week made al
assignment. We understand that he will
not attempt to resume business. Th,
grocery trade is very much overcrowdet
and an occasional failure need not be
matter Of surprise.
Even the Cleveland Leader was dupe,
into gratuitously advertising the fraud
j. NJ. BAN and his partner, Josie, some
times Frances Casey, of Poultry Advel
tizcr, Rural Era, incubator, electro.platC
silk worm, stone ore, shell or old col
fame. Editors and publishers know them
Josie wrote us several very plausibl
letters but the free advertising dodg
showed through the thin disguise s
Enthusiastically that they all went swilll
10 Tho waste basket. Pass them arounC
show them up.