The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-09-10
Local and Miscellaneous.


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Edwin Moore, of Scovillc has been ar
rested for horse stealing
8. D. Chapman, of Lorain, was in
town over Sunday on special business.
Miss Fannie and Nina Benedict, of
Wellington, are visiting friends in Medina.l
Medina News.
MIR. and Mrs. A. D. Hall spent a part
of last week in Wellington. [-Litchfield
Cor, Medina News.
Mrs. Flora HefieAnger Of TT. Wayne,
Ind, eldest daughter Of j. II. Woolley, with
three children spent week here.
j. r. Mack, Secy. Of the Erie County
Agricultural Society, announces their
Fair Sept. 20 to 90, at Sandusky.
The Union Schools are so full that new
department will have to be formed and
fortunately the High School building has
rooms enough for the additional school.
Mr.. Jason Watkins, whose sudden
death at York we mentioned last week,
was brother of Mrs. Rev. W. G. Pierce,
of Berea.
Will Knox, of Wooster, so humiliated
and shocked his mother by coming home
intoxicated Saturday night, that she died
instantly,
DIR. and Mrs. W. A. Phillips, of Cleye.
land, and Orlo Nickerson and wife, oil
Litchfeld, were the guests of j. 5. NAL
lory Tuesday.
Pasture for more sheep can be had
for stock owners on South Courtland ave-
nue.. Apply to owners of property having
choice shubbery and fine lawns
%. w. Wilson, travelling agent for the
Brooks Oil Co., OF Cleveland, suicided by
jumping from steamer on Lake Michi-
gan. Domestic trouble the cause.
Why should councilman be per-
mitted to leave his sidewalk in a break
leg condition for months? Are not the
public entitled to some consideration?
Should any of our readers know OF
any good man wanting permanent employ
ment we would refer them TO the card oil
Chas. w. Stuart, OF the Newark Nurseries.
Mr.. Job Inman, late Of Spencer, who
died Friday last aged 10, was a brother
in.law of Shubae Smith Of this place.
Ms. Inman is seriously Ill, and fears are
entertained that she may not recover.
1t is suggested that tn we'll neal
Shubael Smiths residence should be
cleaned out in order that Il greater supply
of water may be had for fire purposes
there being no reservoir in that part OF the
village,
H. V. Wilson, Of Fisher, Wilson & Co
Cleveland, where Erwin Fisher is EN-
ployed, drowned himself in Pine Lake
= Barry Co., Mich, whittier he had gone TO
: his health which was affecting his menta
balance.
Nearly all of the 500 converts of las
winters religious revival in Berea ar
{ members of some church, and the acces
, sions to the NJ. L. Church are more IL
, number than the entire membership o.
, most churches.
Delegates from the missionary society o
: the NJ. E. Church went to Elyrla to-da'
Y "wednesday to attend the district meetlnt
I Of the w. +. NJ. s. The Mission Helpers viii
S be represented in the evening exercises, Mis-
!. Eleanor McDermott, presiding.
1 Quite e room extension in the rear o
Roblnsou's new brick block is going W
more room being needed in their business
: The grocery was moved 10 It's new quarter
Saturday, and Z. T. Roblnson's family ar
i moving TO their new upper rooms this week
-Mahlon Runyan, president of III
National Bank of New Brunswick, N. ]
and implicated in the thieving with Cash
Ter Hill, uron exposure of his dishonesty
n suicided at the bank and a depositor VIII
had lot also took his life. The deficit {
over 81 100000 involves the city as weh q
4, individuals in serious ruin.
Mrs. p. II. Merriam, of LaGrang,
was severely wounded in the left hi
by gun shot in the hands Of her son 81
= years old, whoaccidentally discharged th
weapon carlessly left where II had bee
used to frighten burglars the night befor
= :, 1t is thought the lady will recover.
q AT the last moment word was r
ceived that Hon E. B. Taylor conld not fi
= the appointment made for him to spea
to us on Monday evening. 1t was impC
sible to give notice and consequently th
d streets and sidewalks were full Of team
u and people. Efforts were made to secul
a. another speaker but were unsuccessful.
- We are informed that i. e. Goodric
4 formerly of Wellington, has purchase
: the stock and business of his former en-
= ployer, A. M Fitch, clothier. Mr.. Goo
, rich is an energetic and stirring youn
' man, and has had large experience bo
here and in the East His intentions are
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