The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09

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See Gilson's new add next week, and
in the mean time, call and see him in his
splendid new rooms.
Many locals are unavoidably crowded
out this week. The Fourth interrupted
our work.
"A. Brenner sold his matched gray
horses, to Cleveland parties for $425;
shipped them yesterday.
On Monday, the 7th inst, 81 car loads
OF freight were transferred from the W, &
L. E. R. r., to the G. G. @. & l., at this
place.
Mrs. Rasor, of Toledo, daughter-in-
law of Mrs. Locke, is here being treated
by DR.. E. G. Rust, for some difficulty of
the eve.
The Wellington base ball club, 90 to
Elyria next Friday. At the last game
here few days ago, the Wellington's
beat the Elyria's by IL to 10.
Mrs. j. P. Nickles, is visiting in
Northern Mich, and Mrs. Probert, of
Columbus, is spending her vacation with
her children. in her mothers house.
Unless something is done very soon,
our beautiful naples will be loathsome
with destructive worms, and their useful
ness for this season, if not forever, be de-
stroyed.
The ladies Of the Disciple church de-
sire to return thanks to their friends, for
the liberal patronage given them, and to
the Methodist society for favors received.
The receipts were $65.
Maj. A. G. Houghton visited his parents
and sister, making stop Of less than
twenty-four hours, on his way from Boston
to Minneapolis leaving here in time to
take steamer for Detroit Sunday even
ing.
e. G.. Garrett starts tonight with his
invalid sister for Waudena, Minnesota.
They go hoping the change of climate will
benefit Miss Garrett's health, her cough
and bronchial trouble, with asthma, making
her great sufferer.
j. w. Phelps has moved to Crestline,
o., and is employed by a company, who
will engage In the manufacture OF steam
and roller Touring mill machinery. After
putting up their buildings he will remain
with them, working in wood.
Rev. w. Y. Dawson, of Huntington,
preached here Sunday morning from the
text; "Out of Zion, the perfection OF
beauty, God hath shined." Rev. M. F.
Warner exchanged with him, Mr.. Searles
preaching at New London in the morning
The correspondent who wishes to ask
through the columns of the ENTERPRISE
OF any business firm or corporation, expla.
nations concerning the conduct Of their
affairs, must give his name to the editors
or sign his communications as guarantee
Of their genuineness.
VIM. T. Weller, 10 years old, son Of
the candidate for sheriff, Of Wayne Co.
while out hunting Friday morning
attempted to pick up his gun when the
trigger caught on snag and the gun was
discharged shattering his arm. He died
the same day, from shock several hours
after amputation.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Pard, of Hartford
Ct, the latter neice of G. M. d. Perkins
who had been spending a week at he
uncle's, returned home last week. Will
their hostess they desire through thil
medium to express their appreciation O
a delightful seranade, given them by tht
male quartefte," the evening before theil
departure.
Was it coincidence, or some mis-
take, that Joseph Andrew, attorney o
Medina, Ohio, and another of the same
name and profession, in Mercer county
Pa, should on the same week 60 ou
riding in carriage with wife and little
daughter, both be run away with, and II
each case the wife be seriously if no
fatally injured, the husband severely hurt
and the child escape unharmed.
| --RevF M. Searles preached his farewell
sermon here Sunday evening, in the capac
ity Of Presiding Elder, of Cleveland Dis
trict, this Conference year closing the foul
years term. His sermon occupying forty
minutes in the delivery, was an interest
Ting review Of the history OF his denomina
ton for the hundred years Of its exist
ence in America, and embraced variety
OF facts and statistics.
Miss Sarah W. Humphrey, OF yelling
ton, was married the evening of July Sd
at the residence of Henry Baker, johnson
| vile, N. Y, by Rev. Noble, to Mr.. Edwir
s. Baker, Of Lanesboro, Mass. The bride
and groom went to Saratoga Springs ant
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