The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-08-13
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Remember the spelling school Friday


Geo. Cushion has gone to Iowa to
visit his brother Albert.
do not fail to come to the spelling
school, Friday evening.
Mrs. N. G. Hoyt, of Elyria, has been
visiting her son on Taylor street.
In an orchard of ten thousand trees at
Lakeside, two peaches are the entire crop.
I'm Lafayette lately there has been
four deaths from Malignant Scarlet Fever.
Mrs Rogers and little daughter, of
Cleveland, are visiting her sister Mrs. w.
r. Wean. ttN
"A new side walk offers firm founda-
tion for pedestrians the width ofthe Fair
field lot on Barker street.
Mrs. Foote, mother of Mrs. Titus, has
a cottage at Lakeside, and her daughter
and other friends are there with her.
Mr.. A. II. Tuttle and family returned
to their home Monday after a four weeks
visit at Mr.. A Hoffman's, this place.
The stolen mail bag taken from a
Berea street car, was found in cornfeld
near the depot, the mail nearly all opened.
Mrs. Ella j. Starr is stronger than she
has been for many months, and last
Wednesday went on visit toCleveland and
Euclid.
Lieut.. E. Z. Hustled, of Wellington is
sec'y of the 123d q. V. l. The annual
reunion was held at Lakeside, and will
again meet there next year.
On an excursion train from GAINESVILLE
to Cleveland, one of the passengers took
the preferences Of the men in the CON-
pany for President, the vote standing 20
for Blaine, and 4G for Cleveland.
If our business men, who desire to
have printing done for the Fair would
order now they would save themselves and
us much inconvenience, hurry and delay.
Get ready your copy Tor dodgers, cards
etc.
MIR. LeMonte, has employed Mrs. II.
Pence of Cleveland, a French lady, of
experience, to superintend his Laundry.
Work is already coming in freely and the
indications are favorable for fine bust.
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. Church and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S,arbird, of New London,
with Mrs. Spangler and daughter, Of
Toledo, spent Friday at J. II. Woolley's,
where a small company were invited to
meet them.
MFR. g. Mrs. L. W. Houghton started
this morning for six weeks trip through
the West, and will visit their daughter,
Mrs Randolph, In Illinois, A. c. Hough-
ton at Minneapolis, and other friends in
different states.
1t does not look reasonable that a
man who has an ample supply of nice
potatoes in his own field, and is not close
about using them, or letting others do so,
should go into other patches to dig, with
a probability Of detection.
The town of Kibby, Barnes County,
Dakota, is laid ont handsomely, and has
been given the more euphonious name Of
Binghamton. The Dakota and Great
Southern railway runs through 1t. S. J..
Andrews, of the firm, Andrews & Delano
real estate dealers who have interests
there, was formerly in ]. W. Houghton's
store.
-Sawtelle the photographer, is putting
in practice all the Instructions anG latest
methods learned at the National Conven-
ton held at Cincinnati. His work COM
pares not untavorably with the very best
shown in the finest art galleries Of the
cities, and at just hall the price paid for
same classes of work lately done in the
city of Cleveland, for example--our
people need not economize in photo
graphs.
Rev. Mr.. Gammel has been i'll more
than two weeks and there was no preach.
ing at the Congregational church Sunday
A large audience heard Mr.. Browning at
the Methodist Episcopal church, who did
not know until late Saturday evening that
his services were needed. He has often
TO officiate at short notice where minis.
ter is wanted, and has the goodnature,
gifts and grace to meet the requirements.
His sermon Sunday was received with
marked favor, and ne always conducts
funeral services with peculiar appropriate
ness.
"A Laundry is one Of the new enter.
prises lately established in Wellington.
1t is being so thoroughly fitted and furn-
ished there will hereafter be no occasion
to send out oftown for fine work. Believ-
ing as We have always preached that 1t is
the duty of every citizen to patronize home
institutions and so mutually aid each
other in promoting the prosperity and
growth of our village, we hope that we