The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

AT holiday time remember the poor
printer, that is, IL you are owing him.
DR.. and Mrs. L. p. Holbrock are ex-
pected to spend Christmas here, with his
brother
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Vischer started to-
day for New York to spend Christmas
with relatives.
Rev. NJ. ID. Chilsom has settled, tenn
porarily at least, in Lawrence, Kansas
New London Record.
Some days ago Mrs Il. l.. French
slipped and fell on the icy walk, sustain
ing quite severe injuries,
The horse.ihieves in the Elyria Jail
gave their names as Chas. Mason, aged 40,
and John Andrews, aged 10.
d. Snyder has moved his workshop
up stairs 10 make room for larger stock
of ready.made boots and shoes.
Miss Greer of the High School spends
her vacation at home in Willougby, and
Miss Mcconnell at hers in New London.
A second cold wave within week
struck Wellington Monday, and steam and
water pipes of all kinds were objects of
much concern.
-rhe machine shop and foundry Of
Bennett Bros & Co will be idle to the
end of the year, the foundry remaining
closed till some time longer.
DIR. Beardsley, of Painesville, who had
been well known physician and surge on
and who had contributed valuable collec.
tions to 0bcrlin College, died Dec. Goth
Mr. II. Wise, son Of Philip Wise, died
last week Wednesday, OF consumption.
lie has Geen sick about Il year and half
aud confined TO the house nearly year
His vile is a daughter of the late Henry
Wood
Seven head of cattle were stolen from
u renting farmer and poor man near Bur
bank during the night Of snow storm,
when their tracks would be covered. The
hides will probably be offered somewhere
for sale.
The anniversary exercises Of the Con
gregational Sunday School will be held
on Tuesday evening, Dec. 30th. The lit
erary entertainment will commence at
Z o'clock p. m. Admission free. All are
cordially invited.
There was quite an exhibition Of
evapora,ors on the square Saturday. Four
or five were in competition, though no
scientific tests were made, and consequent.
ly no decision by the committee. The
Champion was the only one that succeeded
in making sugar. They all seemed a
great improvement on the old methods Of
making sugar, aud we have no doubt
would give good results, though we are
unable to speak Of their comparative
merits.
With the mercury from 12 10 1G de.
grees below zero, and III, snow crisp in
trodden paths, every twig and white.laden
branch glitteriug with frost, there comes
a prophecy Of milder season, of tue recur-
renee OF spring and summer, seed.time and
harvest, in the temperance Of the seed
catalogues. Vick's Floral Guide contains
the usual lists Of new seedlings in both
vegetables and flowers. Address James
Wick, Rochester, N. Y, sending 10 cents,
which, IL seeds are afterwards purchased,
may be deducted from the order.
Two men stole horse and buggy, In
Lorain, one night last week, and drove to
North Eaton, where they left the horse IN
the middle of the road, without hitching
| Il, aud went east on the railroad track.
The agent at North Eaton telegraphed to
Columbia, 10 have the men arrested. The
horse, a valuable one, was taken care Of
until identified by the owner, who found 1t
pretty badly used up. The Columbia agent
Zeiger was inundated by the men, who
presented revolvers, daring him to come
near them. But they were followed until
arrested, at 0lmsted Falls, by the Sheriff.
One was shot IN the arm before surrender.
ing.
The dedication of Warner Hall, took
place Saturday afternoon in the Second
Congregational Church, 0berlin. Hun.
dreds Of people inspected the building be.
tween 10 80 and Q o'clock. There was a
solo and chorus composed for the dedica-
tion by Mr.. G. w. Andrews. Prot. Ellis re-.
ported for the Building Committee. Adj
dresses were made by Prot. Rice, Pres.
Fairchild and DIR. w, NJ. Taylor. The
building Is Of Amherst stone, four stories
in height, heated by steam and provided
with steam elevators and when finished
will be the finest building in the world, II
Is claimed, devoted to similar purposes
DR.. L. G. Warner, the donor OF the build.
ing. graduate of the Glass of '05 said in
his address, that 800 was all the cash he