The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
-"Yakie" Saturday evening next.

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er's place on Kelly Street,
Hon. r. G. Horr, of Michigan, visited
his brothers here last week.
Mrs. Hoppock, who lately died in
Fitchville was in her 93d year.
Sherlock J. Andrews, of Hudson,
made brief call here Monday.
Mr.. Underhill, of New London has
purchased the Riley property on Kelly st.
e. F. Webster sailed from Liverpool
on the 7th, and will be looked for by Sat
urday or Sunday next.
ID. L. Wadsworth and son attended
the inauguration ceremonies at Washing
ton, and DR.. McClaran was there also.
MIR. and Mrs. Nathan Miller rejoice
in the possession of an heir. 1t is a ten
pound and as lively Miller as ever took
toll.
Mrs. S. S. and H. w. Hall went to
Cleveland last week at the request Of Mrs.
Will Hall who is in the last stages Of con-
sumption.
Rev. j. A. DAILY has removed from
Cleveland to Rochester, N. Y. His pres
ent address is $40 West Avenue, Roches.
ter, N. Y.
-Wyman Comedy Company at Armory
Hall, Saturday evening, March 21st Ad.
mission, 35 and so cents; children 10 and
10 cents.
Geo. Lewis, son of II. ]. Lewis, our
County Clerk, has gone with the late Dep.
uty Clerk 10 one Of the new counties OF
Texas 70 I'll the office there.
"A marriage announcement in the Ash.
land Times says that G. A. Sampson, Of
Wellington, was married 10 Miss Lizzie
Smith, of Polk, by Rev. Cummings.
j. w. Wilbur, previous to last Satur.
day morning, had sold 5000 lin sap buck.
cts, over $500 Eureka sap spouts and at
least 2, ,415 tin covers for sap buckets.
, MIR. Earl Craddock and Misses Mary
and Stella Craddock and Cora MAJ shall, OF
Wellington, were visiting ut f. r. Mantz's
last week. Lodi Cor. Medina News.
Mrs. j. Starks died Friday of inflam.
nation of the stomach after brief illness
of four or five days. She leaves husband
and five children TO mourn her untimely
death.
M. Shepherd brings US a hens egg
about as large as an ordinary marble
which was taken from the inside of an
ordinary egg. Both had hard, perfectly
formed shells.
Mrs. Stone, aged SO, q sister OF Capt
, +. A. Wildman, OF Norwalk, and pioneer
resident of Clarksfeld, died Saturday; and
Isaac UndcrhIll, for seventy.fve years q
resident of Norwalk, died Sunday.
MIR. Henry Belts has commenced "a
gather in the sugar from his maple or
chard. He expects TO set thousand trees
for his Champion Evaporator to work the
fluid into solid cakes Of sweetness.
4. 1t is feared that many owners of peach
orchards on the Peninsula, in debt for theil
land, and their means invested In the set
ting and culture of the trees will be seri
}, ously embarrassed by the results of thC
c severe winter
! The widow of G. A. Hinman, daugh
ter OF the late L. +. Ward, has pre.empteC
, claim Of government land, 100 acres, 81
miles south Of her orange plantation a
St. Eustace and has taken up her residenc,
on the new requirement.
' j. Turley who occupies an out OF tn
!. way business place has, Notwithstanding
sold goods amounting TO between $500
. ann $4,000, almost $4,000 year. We pre-
J. sumo those more favorably situated could
/ hardly show better record.
b so far there has been nothing like tn
+ "etherial mildness" Of spring since Marcl
came In, though the deep snow had grad
ually melted away, leaving the groun'
nearly free from frsst and preparation
u for sugar.making have begun.
8 Ryder & Marceau, photogI Iaphers O
i Cleveland, have secured the class Job o
|. the graduates, and were there taking tn
;. negatives last week. What Is the matte
with the home artistf Wellington doe
not have to go abroad for or import skill
In that line.
-Alf Wyman, the eminent comedian
who is to appear at Music Hall tonight, |
probably the youngest man In the Unlte'
States who saw service in the army durinI
; the war Of the rebellion. He Is an activ,
U member Of the Grand Army, and pride
himself on his soldier record Zanesvill
Courier, Feb Goth, 1885.
The Wellington Band gave an enter
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