The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-09-24
Local and Miscellaneous.

Rev. 9. G. West, of Elyria, 90 years Of
age, has been seriously i'll lately.
Miss Lucy Fahrion, of Cleveland, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. M. Otterbacher'
The corner stone of an English
Lutheran church was laid in Ashland,
Sept. 11th.
ID. L. Taylor issued last Friday the
first number of new paper called The
Medina Democrat
ID. G. Foote, of Wellington, has pur-
chased an interest in the hardware store OF
F. P. Smalley, ofLodi.
Ogden Humphrey and wife, Of Bloom
ingdale, Mich, spent Saturday and
Sunday with N. E. Marcy.
F. d. Stevick has taken work for the
present In this conference and will preach
at Richfeld and Brecksville.
DIR. Hoyt, presiding elder of this
district, will reach Wellington Friday and
will preach in the NJ. Z. Church Sunday
evening. %
The Republican women of Milton
township, Ashland county, have raised a
Blaine and Logan pole, 50 feet long, and
floating a handsome flag.
Mrs. NJ. B. Cole, of Blue Rapids,
Kansas, and formerly of this place, is
spending few weeks visiting old friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
Wooster chronicles highway robbery
and an assault upon young woman who
was a little way from home, returning
from witnessing torchlight procession
Miss Ella Wadsworth, formerly oI
Wellington, was in town Thursday. Miss
Wadsworth is one of party of six young
people who are working claims in Dakota
aud doing brave pioneer work. Medint
Gazette.
Rev. ]. w. Mendenhall who has beer
appointed presiding elder of the Galior
district, will move fiom Norwalk to Della
ware, and Rev John Mitchell, who
presiding elder of the Sandusky district
will move 10 Norwalk.
The Medina County News came on
last week in quarto form, cut, pasted, ant
filled with what its name indicates
Getting off the fence and going TO worl
for Blaine and Logan has reacted upon it
prosperity and vigor in salutary way.
VIM. Brokan, of Eaton, Lorain count.
drove a load of hay through Clevelan'
Thursday, and in passing through Ontari
street his load brushed soda fountain 81
wagon which had just cost at seeon,
hand 5000, and originally $1,000. His ha..
and horses were attached for damages.
We published last week as many G
the appointm ments of the N. o. Conferenc
as we had space tor, but names of tn
pastors sent to Pittsfeld and Penfeld wer
not included in the telegraphic repol
from which our copy was set, but are fo
Pittsfeld, Kneals, and Penfeld, j. i
johnson, j. L. Sanford going 10 Brunswick
On Wednesday DR.. Bigger, of Clev'
land, assisted by Drs. Bean and Croft c
this village, removed tumor from Mr.
s. II. Herman, the weight of which wa
thirty-fve pounds. The operation wa
skillfully performed in forty minutes
The patient is doing well.-[ Medina G'
zette.
"A Cleveland Herald reporter, perhar
a new hand. describes bride, the heroin
of an elopement, as "a medium blonde {
petite figure, a full round face, rudd
cheeks, winsome swimming eyes" an
several summers older than the groom {
twenty.one, who is represented also as
"blQnde" "very stylish" one and "sligl
built". 1t is not strange that they ra
away, and the marriage will turn OF
happier than sucn urgent cases usually u'
If the bride does not continue to hav
swimming eyes"
Clifton NJ. Nichols, with whose nam
the growth and influence and excellenc
of the recently absorbed Springfield, 0
Republic are associated, has started ne
Republican paper in Springfield called u
Weekly Chronicle. There Is a chanC
that 1t may become daily as the campaig
warns, and so II ought to, for with M
Nichols as helmsman, the Republica
committe OF Clark County could not ha,
, a better or stauncher adjunct than Il
! Daily Chronicle.-[Akron Beacon.