The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-02-27

and lot on Magyar street to Mrs Woodruff
consideration $2,s0O He will build
handsome residence on Cortland Ave- be-
tween Dea. Vests and Prof. Kinnison's.
The Amenities are happy to welcome him
back again.
"A town line girl between Ruggles and
New London took advantage of leap year,
wrote to fellow in Rome (his continenD
asking him TO come and see her. He
came, she proposed, he accepted, and they
were married What arrangements she
had made to support him are not stated.
Six new subscribers to the Telephone
Exchange, have been obtained this week.
Bennett Bros Glass Factory, F. @. Ben
nett, I. Kirk, Lang & Peirce, Roser g. Hol-
comb and r. N. Goodwin. We expect to
be able to announce the numbers on the
switch board next week and will as soon
as possible issue new card arranged on
a new plan.
The concert of the Jubilee Singers
last Thursday evening, was we'll attended,
and gave universal satisfaction. Happen
ing, unfortunately, to be sick on that even
ing, we had not the pleasure of listening
to their music, and the opportunity to give
a more extended and appreciative notice,
but so far as we have heard, all speak
highly OF their entertainment.
Mr. W. P. CurtiSs, who has been fore
man in Santley & Co.'s mill here, has
bought the mill property of the Curtiss
Manufacturing Co., at New London, and
will move from here there about April 1st,
and reflt that mill for the manufacture Of
butter tubs, slaves, cheese boxes, etc. The
Curtiss Manufacturing Co., OF New Lon.
don, will continue their numbering bust
ness with X. S. Giles as Superintendent.
The commencement exercises Of the
Cleveland Medical College took place this
week. The graduating class numbers
about seventy.nine, among whom is one of
our Wellington High School graduates,
Elmer o. Sheldon. The members of the
class sent out 10 their friends beautiful
programmes Of the commencement eXer-
cises. We extend a cordial greeting TO
our Wellington member, and welcome
to the ranks of the medical fraternity.
Arthur Allyn, graduate of our High
School class Of '7S, and for five years book
keeper in the office of the Citizens Mutual
Relief Association, has been promoted to
a similar position in the firm of Fisher &
Wilson, lumber dealers, Cleveland, Ohio.
He is one of Wellington's most worthy
and capable young men, and we regret to
lose him, but we congratulate him on his
business advancement. His success is
solely on account of merit and owing TO
no freak of fortune.
Mr.. Chas. Howk died suddenly of sup.
posed heart disease last Thursday night.
He had been in his usual health during
the day and retired feeling well but later
arose, went to the door and fell dead. His
wife was weakened by the fall but there
was no sign of life remaining when she
reached him. Funeral services were
largely attended at his late residence on
Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Geo.
Mather. lie leaves a wife who has the
sympathy of the community in this unus-
ually sudden and sad bereavement,
Mrs Mary Eglin, mother Of John Eg.
lin and Mrs. NJ. +. Davis of this place,
died at the home Of the former Sunday
evening at the advanced age of IS years
and six months. She had been in falling
health for several years, but kept about
the house till the evening of her death.
She had been a member of the Methodist
church many years, consistent Christian
and in her prime an energetic capable wo.
man. Funeral services were held at the
house of her son Wednesday forenoon,
conducted by Rev. NJ. F. Warner.
Howard II. Hall has sold his property
on Magyar street, to d. A. Willard, and
will 60 to Dakota, as partner, and to be
the resident manager of a stock company
who have an improved property to begin
speculations upon, with stock and barns
and all necessary facilities for farming,
building, etc, both of which Mr.. Hall has
had such experience in as 10 fit him for
the position. There is no doubt that he
will have enough TO do in that wide coun.
try where there is as yet little competition
among good workmen, and he has an nm
usual opportunity for starting in such q
new place. Mr.. Hall will be useful and
trust worthy citizen anywhere, and Wei.
lington is sorry TO lose such a mechanic,
or such members Of church and society as
himself and wife.
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