The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-02-25

-Hamlin Relief Corps Will give a IS ct.
supper at Mrs. Carpenters new room, first
door west of Robinson's barber shop, on
Wednesday evening, March 4th. The
proceeds are for charitable purposes and
we earnestly solicit the patronage of the
public.
There was verv pleasant surprise at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Coffee,
on the fifteenth anniversary of their mar
riage The guests assembled to the
number of about fifty. After bountiiul
repast, the happy couple were given some
very beautiful presents.
Col. F. II. Flick and staff, command
ing 9th Reg't, o. N. G., inspected company
g at their armory last Friday evening
The boys were highly complimented for
the proficiency they have attained In mil.
itary tactics in comparatively short time,
going through intricate evolutions with
the precision of veterans
Prof. +. M. Davis has resigned his
position as conductor of the Conservatory
Orchestra which he has held for nine
years. go. About one hundred have pro.
fessed conversion at the Methodist Episco.
pal Church in Oberlin. -. d. B. Simms,
of Mt. Gilead has accepted call to the
Baptist pastorate. -. Bishop Bedell will
confirm number of persons in the Epis
copal Church soon after Easter-[ Oberlin
News.
Ben Curtis, an engineer in Fisher &
Co.'s mill at Vermillion, was shot by T. L.
Goodrich, harness maker of that place
a few nights ago supposing Curtis was
burglar. Curtis was under the influence
of liquor ana was prowling around trying
the windows of his neighbor's house
Being seen but not recognized he was shot
in supposed self defense, but not danger.
ously. Curtis had forced the storm door
and tried the inner one, then window,
when he was shot.
Edward Letierly and Miss Ella Nu.
gent we're married in Wellington last k.
They expect 10 go to Dakota in the spring.
1T. Hall has rented his farm to II Mr..
Rounds, Of Wellington and will move TO
Wellington. .....S. and G. Sears have
been busy packing and shipping 4O,O 900 lbs
Of wool. They had sold It some time ago.
The idea that wool would shrink by being
kept they don't believe. Theirs shrunk
about 500 lbs. in some way Litch6cld
Cor. Medina Gazette.
subscribers are requested TO call
at the central telephone Office TO commu-
nicate with other towns. The use of pri.
vate instruments for that purpose Is
forbidden by the company, and the fre.
quent Observation-Disclosures as to who used
the instruments, the difficulty Of finding
transient customer who is frequently q
nonresident, and the losses of toll have
made il necessary that we enforce this |
rule In every case unless the subscriber
for the instrupent used gives previous
notice that he will be responsible for the
party who proposes to use it.
On Saturday evening the Senior Glass
Of the Wellington High School launched
the band wagon, drited down into Spen.
Ger and made port at Kilburn's, for better
or worse. The gracions favors shown US
by Mr. and Mrs. X. and the highly enjoy
able time reported, fully attest The success
olithe expedition. The kind hospitality and
hearty welcome to make yourselves at
home" by The hostess, was but one of
those acts which characterize Mrs. X. We
extend an apology for the peremptory
manner OF our advent, but the ready wit
which so well becomes Mr.. X. at once
adjusted the matter and put us entirely at
ease. We tender our warmest thanks.
On Wednesday evening, February
1lth, large company gathered in the
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sheldon to witness the marriage Of their
daughter Letiie to Mr. Albert NJ. Howk.
Promptly at the minute announced on
the cards of invitation the bridal party
stood before the minister who used the
ritual Of the Methodist Epis.
copal Church. Afler the congratulations
had been extended, an elegant array of
presents was formally turned over to the
bride in a brief speech which the company
shoald be made by the minister.
AT eight o'clock the company sat down to
collation. served upon tables set in the
parlors; and the evening was passed in the
usual delightful conversation and greet.
ings belonging to such an occasion.