The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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Mrs. c. Parmelee, of Lodi, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs, W. B. Follansbee.
AT an entertainment at Father Galvin's
on the evening of the 18th inst $40 were
realized.
MIR. Fred Felt has rented Mrs. Davis
house, north of Bee Line depot, and moves
April 1st
"A number of unavoidable circumstan
ces, oblige us to delay going to press until
Thursday, this week.
Mr., Will Woolley is moving into the
brick house owned by 0tterbacher, on
Prospect Street.
The w. & L. Z. r. r. has been doing
more business this month than ever before
in the same length OF time.
Mrs. Emma Smith and children, spent
part of last week in Wellington Fitch.
vile Cor, Norwalk Chronicle.
Miss Eva Bricker, of Wellington, is
visiting her brother, Marshall Bricker, OF
our town. [Wadsworth Cor, Akron
Beacon.
Frank Woolley who has been con-
fined to the house some days, with pleu-
risy, is somewhat improved and venturing
out again.
Mrs. c. P. Goss, OF Oberlin, sister
in.law Of Mrs. DIR. j. Rust and OF Mrs.
Chas. Beach, died last Saturday of inha-
nation of the bowels.
Mrs. c. S. Morehouse is about to re.
move from here and establish her millinery
business in Wauseon. She is lady
worthy the highest confidence,
Mrs. Daunton, of Philadelphia, is ex-
pected here to spend some time with her
sister Mrs. W. r. Santley. Mr.. Daunton
having gone on a voyage for his health.
The weather has continued extremely
cold, very like TO January or December
and no more suited TO sugar.making, with
the temperature at or below zero nearly
every night.
Mr.. Daniel Clifford now well along in
the eighties, is declining mentally, If not
suffering from acute brain disease, and
needs personal attention day and night
. and at times restraint.
1T Is easy enough to understand that
the earth is gradually cooling, but as the
first of April approaches it would be salts.
factory to most people to know that the
earth was gradually warming.
The editors did not see the proof OF
last weeks paper at all, and some omis.
sions and inaccuracies which escaped no
: tice or could not be understood by those
who did not furnish the copy, thus slipped
in uncorrected.
Katie Powers, who does not recover
t her eyesight at all, for which she has been
under treatment all winter, appears also 10
r suffer from effects of the long confinement
/ indoors and Monday was taken out in her
!. wheel chair, the first time In months.
We learn that Rev ]. s. Broadwell Is
. again confined to his bed, that his condi.
, ton is not so favorable as a few weeks
\ since. His pulpit is being filled by irreg
ulor supplies the hope being that he may
yet be able to enter upon his duties,-
4 Mansfield Herald.
The Lake Shore express train due a
Berea at :95 p, m. Monday collided with
side tracked freight, destroying one
;. baggage and three or four freight cars
. and a passenger coach. Strange TO say
no person was injured. The rear trucks
J. of the baggage Cur switched of, the rest o
@ ,@e the train following.
le e. F. Webster reached home from
Europe last Wednesday afternoon, having
. had quick and pleasant passage across
|; the Atlantic. He visited many places o
d interest beside chief cities in Great Britain
;, and on the continent, and called upon ou
friend, Mr.. Ritter In Berlin, the latter be
ing very glad to meet Wellington nc
quaintance.
n Miss Dell strimple, Of Greenwich
n. died March 9th, from effects Of the reno
u, val Of an ovarian tumor, which weighe,
u II pounds. Dr's Dunlap, of Springfield
in assisted by resident physicians OF Greer
rs wich performed the operation two or thre
en- days before her death, and the day befor
in she died she felt better than before II
&c months.
lS The Agnes Huntington Concert di'
nSy not pay expenses, though that lady wa
., the most popular of all the stars at tn
Or Or May Festival in Cleveland last year.
q On The First Congregational Church has
MS membership OF 979... Rev. g. W. Neat
nd late pastor Of the Baptist Church hi
acranted n call 10 the church nj McCOI