The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-01-23

4'ANhN"J'
H. o. Biggs and wife are visiting in
Nebraska.
The oratorical contest at Oberlin Col
lege occurs on the 25th.
j. o. johnson was out last Saturday
tor the first time in four weeks.
Mr. JAS Stevick visited friends in the
eastern part Of the State last week.
Mrs. Abner Chapman has been more
than fortnight very seriously i'll.
The mother of ID. p. Reamer, Of 0ber.
lin, died at his residence last week.
-Jamesons Mill was burned at Avon
last week. Loss $4,000 No insurance.
Elisha Fitch, who lately died at Ohm
sted Falls, at the age of n years was an
uncle of A. NJ. Fitch.
The right Of way has been obtained
to build the railroad from the Kellun stone
quarry in Lagrange to 0berlin.
"A. G. Penfeld, telegraph operator at
Wakeman, an Oberlin boy, was married
jan 2nd., to Sadie Grenolds, at Ceylon, o.
e. Collins has bought the house of
VIM. Holmes on Prospect street, and il is
said that Mr. Holmes will build on the lot
north.
-R. L. French was telegraphed for last
Friday, and arrived Sunday mornin on
account of the illness Of his daughter
Millie.
An Elyria father named Thoyer was
tn Cleveland hunting for his son whom he
thought had been enticed away by a
tramp.
H. S. Parker, late Wellington boy
has charge of the silk trade Of New York
and Philadelphia, for j. d. Cutter & Co.,
of New York.
Frank Dyer, of Cairo, Mich, visited
his sister Mrs. W. H. Sage, last week, on
his way from Cleveland where he had
been to buy goods.
Miss G. L. Searles was married Jan
uary nth, at the residence of her mother
in Cleveland to Mr.. Edwin Fowler, Rev.
F. NJ. Searles, brother OF the bride, off,
ciating. i."
"A brother Of Howard Hall, is very i'll
at home in Kansas A sister, Mrs. Addie
Gridley, started to go to him Monday, ac-
companied by brother.in.law, s. I. Dyer
Of this city.
Pres. Elder Searles came up from New
London Sunday after Quarterly meeting
services there, conducted love-feast and
communion services and preached here in
the evening,
The laying OF the corner stone Of
Warren Hall, 1t makes this red letter day
at 0berlin. DIR. and Mrs. Warner. the
founders Of the hall, are present from
New York City.
Medina is to have new telephone
line from Akron to Wellington or Elyvia.
The Company will build the line, and the
subscribers are to deposit their subscrip-
tions in the Phoenix Bank at once.
Deacon Rogers, Of Chatham, well.
known and highly esteemed citizen, prom.
inent in the Baptist Church, died of pneu.
monia Saturday morning. He had been
i'll only since the Monday previous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Perkins spent a
month lately in Nebraska, their nephew
Alonzo Dewey having settled near Omaha
in which city they spent much Of their
time and were greatly pleased with the
climate.
AT a Farmers Institute in Summit
County. "the keeping Of celery in winter
was discussed at length, and seemed TO re-
solve itself into the statement Of Rev.
Marsh, that the faster you eat your celery
In the fall the less Of II will rot in the
cellar.
The schools are now we'll under way,
very full and 80 far this year have had no
depletion of attendance on account of sick.
ness incident TO the season, or any epidem-
ic. Miss PAMELA Tissot is teaching the
North Primary, and Miss Ella Smith sue.
ceeds Miss Smith, OF 0berlin, who taught
the ID. Grammar the first term OF the year.
AT Shedds stone quarry, three miles
east of Norwalk, eight charges of
dynamite, ninety pounds in all, were put
in to blast, but as il will not explode be.
low certain temperature and the fuses
all burned off without making the blast,
the question before the house was how to get
at the dynamite without getting blown up.
1t was done successfully with a new kind
Of fuse obtained from Chicago.
--Lorain County is about to distribute
the following amount as school, town hall,
road and cemetery fund to the different
townships, $7,97275. The county has III