The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


--Chas. Willard, son OF A. M. Willard,
of Cleveland, Is visiting friends in town.
Miss Vira Streator, of North Eaton,
was the guest OF Mrs II. L. French, in
this place, Sunday last.
THE Young Peoples Shakespeare
Club Of Wellington" meets Saturday even.
ings at the homes of It's members
The widow Of Arthur Wilcox, With
her daughter arrived here last week, and
will remain some time with Mrs. Finch.
1t The party who advertised for girl
to do house work will leave the name, we
may be able to do them service. Have
two applications.
"A. M. Fitch started Tor the west Mon
day and will stop few weeks with his
brother who is editing and publishing the
Bulletin" San Francisco, California.
j. p. Bartlett, living one mile south
and one mile east Of Penfeld, will sell
his stock, farm implements and house
hold goods at public auction, Wednesday,
December nth.
Rev. !. II. johnson, a Baptist minister
from Chardon, Geauga County, will preach
in the Carpenter Hall, next Sabbath morn.
ing and evening, Dec. 14th, at the usual
hours for service.
The Lorain Times Office has been
burglarized and collection of relics with
few coins and bank notes among them
were taken. The township safein the
office was pried open.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
of Elyria, who gave an excellent dinner
10 upwards Of 300 persons Thanksgiving
day, netted over 500 above expenses. or
course their hard labor was not estimated.
During trial in court last week in
Elyria, one, VIM. Bronson, witness,
interrupted the attorney, N. L. johnson,
with .he remark, "Yer - liar, N. L."
and was p aced under arrest for contempt
Of court.
The receipts of the W. & L. +. r. X.
fol September were $070lO0i and tor
October, $71,54411. The disbursements
we're for September s1O9254s9 and for
October, $73, 3,43O43, with balance on
hand of $1O,962.ss.
The firm Of Franks, Titus & Co. has
become Franks, HOwk & Co. by 0rrin
Howk taking the place Of Mr.. Titus; see
their card in this paper They are prepar.
ing to enlarge their business, and will fur.
nish all grades Of coal promptly at lowest
market rates.
Judge Ranney, thinks the liquor deal
ers have no possible chance to collect any
thing paid as Scott law tax last year, and
advises county treasurers to pay back
nothing that has been paid in this year
Many lawyers believe that section 5848 OF
the Revised Statutes covers the ground.
Henry 5. Wadsworth, adopted son Of
A. o. Wadsworth, died Of consumption
Nov. 2sth, at his home In Marshfeld, Mo-,
aged Al years. lie was one Of those waits
whose outcome justified the care and af
fcction given him, and was q soldier, gov
ernment employee and citizen OF unblem.
ished integrity.
While Fred Ziebert, Of Berea, was
away from home Saturday evening a
masked man entered the house, and hold
ing a revolver at the head of Mrs. Seberi
demanded and got what money there was
In the house, $50. No clue to the robber
Is II not about time for the public 10 cal
halt on these fellowsY
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes sayi
truthfully: al have seen respectability
and amiability grouped over the air.tigh
stove; have seen virtue and intelligence
lowering over the register; but have
never seen true happiness in family cir
Gle where the faces were not illumined by
the blaze Of an open fire."
The December number Of the Ohio
Educational Monthly has list Of those
who passed the state examination Of teach
ers in 1881. Among the names Of those
who received state certificates were Supt
Comings, Of Norwalk, Supt. w w. Ross
Of Fremont, Supt. s. II. Herman, OF Me
dina, and Miss Edith Dickson, Of yelling
ton.
-HOyt & Woolley's new ad. In thii
issue gives only hint Of the variety and
completeness Of their stock, which hai
been greatly increased since they moved
into more beautiful and more commodioui
quarters on the square. A look over ibeil
stock and a comparison of their pricei
will satisfy customers that their represen
tations are not exaggerated. They carry
full line and are giving bottom prices.
Adam Schardt lives on Kelley's Island
He Is a rare old German with sweet nc
cent. He gives the following account Of
the early settlers of Keley's Island.