The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

AZ NOrwalK, sunday noon.
--Shubacl Smith and wife visited his
relatives in Spencer last week.
REV and Mrs Gammel are going TO
the Exposition ut New Orleans.
Mrs Dr. McCIaran went Saturday 10
Wooster, Tor visit with relatives. I
We learn that Miles Leach, Of Lich.
field, is very low aud not expected TO
recover.
Rev. NJ. +. Werner is having very
pleasant and successful pastorate at
Shelby. -
Mr.. Smith, OF Aurora, has been visit
ing his adopted son, Mr. Fred Smith the
past week.
Mrs. VIM. Post, Of Mcdina, died Feb.
25th, Of cancer of the stomach. Her age
was about 80
--Sam'l IIarhridgc when intoxicated
d'ed Of exposure To cold, Sunday, in a
fence corner near Shelby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Mason. both about
70 years Of age, di d the same day of pneu.
monia in Joppa, Ene County.
Mrs. Runkle, Of Kcnton, came last
week, to spend little time with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Rjser.
Miss Julia Hamilton. who has been
employed ut the Bazaar and later in Mrs.
Dewcy's rooms. is going to Lodi To open u
shop this spring.
Rev. |. II. Smith, Baptist minister
Of Chardon is expected to preach in Car.
penter IIalfnext Sunday, March 9Th, at
half past two O'clock p. m.
The Marshal rep rts that our toughs
are unusually quiet considering the qu Ill
~ Of tangle fort dealt ont at the various
resorts for making men poor according 10
law.
j G. Skunk, conduc'ol on the w. &
L. L. Ry, buried his wife at Fichville a
week ago Monday. Size was II daughter
Of b. z. Morton, Of Greenwich, formerly
Of Pit;sheld this county.
Mrs. Mark Smith. Of Brighton, was
taken sick with cong sliun If the bowels
last Saturday night ard died Tuesday,
March ID. Funeral at Cong. Church in
Brighton, II II. III. Thursday.
Mrs Deldrn and Mrs. Carr went 10
NTwalk, Saturday, In attend the funeral
Of their sisters husband, Ira Lake who
died 50 snddruly on Wednesday last
They returned Monday morning.
Waller williams, living 2% miles
north of town, will nif r for sale al auction
on Mondsy next 25 dairy cows, work
horses and other stock, also farm imple
ments elc. lie will move TO town.
-Alonzo Flack, d. d, for thirty years
principle ot the Hudson River Institute
und Clavcrack College, on the Hudson
River, died after n few hours illness, Oi
pneumonia, Sunday, nj the age Of S2.
"A number Of friends m"de Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Ryder an unexpected visit Saiur
day evening last, II being their wedding
anniversary. They wish ~ express tlleiI
h inks Tor the presents the company len
behind.
We understand that A. ii. Palmer will
transfer his grocery stock to the building
heretofore used for Mis- Pdlmrr's mlllln
cry, and that They have rented the Cottage
Hotel property 10 use for both residcnc,
and millinery store.
The Ice on Lake Erie is The thickes
ever known within the memory of people
now ON earth. II Is said iO be three feet
thick and extends two niiIes from shore
Some fast driving has been done over Il
lately between PORT Clinton and neighbor
Ing points.
The Loyal Legion Of Norlh.Westerr
Ohio with wives aud l,dy friends, TO the
number of fifty, were entertained at The
hume OF Ex-Presi lent II yes, Saturday
evening, but the family were ut church
until The whistle Of the train sounded
that brought their gursis
There was pleasant gathering at the
house Of 5. +. Black last Friday, II being
ihe 4lsi anniversary Of the marriage d
Mr.. aud Mrs Aaron Hoffman. There were
present. O. l.. Snllilr and family, Henry
Converse and inmlly, g, II. Black and
family, and Miss Della SpinneY, OF Ports
mouth, N. ii. All the grandchildren
were present and all the children but Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Tutlle, Of Cleveland. i.
Another Of tho.e sad cas-, Of perishi
Ing by exp,isurr. has come to light mile
west ol N0rwalk, in u field few rods
south ol the trucks CT the Wheeling and
the Lake Shore railroads, the body Of n
welldressed man was found Sunday morn.
Ing, apparently dead several weeks. US Il