The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The will of the late Henry whitney
has been admitted to probate. N, ~

| i-Dr' IL ounce, Formerly Ol ODerlln,
died In Ashtabula last week. ''
Mrs. Mix, Of Cleveland, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. B. A. Matthews.
w. E. Whitney intends 10 build o
dwelling on North Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e Goodrich are
housekeeping on Prospect Street.
Harry Crane is here being treated by
DIR. E. Rust for an enlargement Of the
knee Joint.
"A. V. Derr, from the Veterinary
School of Toronto, is about to locate in
Wellington.
Miss Mollie Bliss is spending her va.
cation with friends in Wellington. = Me.
dina Democrat.
The Record says that the Congrega-
tionalists are about TO build new church
In New London
Mrs. II. S. Smith, who has been very
delicate in health for years, has been un-
usually feeble of late.
Edward Benedict has taken posses
sion of his new brick residence just CON-
pleted, on Forest Avenue.
The long.wished for rain began yes.
terday morning. There is great scarcity
OF water in wells and cisterns.
MIR. and Mrs. Parrish spent several
days here, and are visiting in Spencer
before returning TO Brooklyn.
The Medina News has been showing
up the humbug, "Prot." j. W. Robinson,
of electromagnetic belt" fame.
The Rev. Geo. r. Leavitt was installed
pastor of the Plymouth Congregational
Church, Cleveland, last Thursday.
The Democratic Messenger, of Ere
mont, was sold Monday to Rev. John L
Swander, of that city, for about $4,000.
Anybody wishing to purchase house
and lot in good location, at moderate cost
should read D. A. Willards ad. in another
column.
Edwin Houghton, late of Arkansas
son of Willard Houghton, who died IN
the army, is visiting his relatives here
this week.
Mrs. DR.. Holbrook, of this place, re
Gently made hurried visit to Indiana, hel
sister being so i'll that her life was de
SPARED Of.
The band wishes to express thei
thanks 10 Mrs. DR.. Emerson for the sub
stantial response TO their serenade, Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Brenner and Mrs. Dunn renteC
and took possession of the Park House App
LIST, Mr.. and Mrs Barnes moving into thel
house on Magyar Street.
II. w. Dawson wishes to notify sub
scribers TO Blaine's Twenty Years II
r Congress" that the second volume will b.
ready for delivery within thirty days.
Rev. Lee L. Warner and wife, whit
e. were married at Lakeside last August ant
went 10 Greenleaf, Kan, have returned t
Ohio, and are in Mansfield.
From exchanges We learn that Rev
f. NJ. Searles, of Gallon, has been re
Gently in a critical condition from hear
trouble with partial paralysis.
-Adelbert Hall is in feeble health from
catarrh resulting in hemorrhages. Mrs
Halls aged mother is also much afflicted
by loss of judgment and memory.
The residence of Rev. VIM. Runnells
, in Cleveland, was damaged by fire Monda!
evening, March 23d to the extent Of abou
: $500. Mr.. Runnells has lately returned
home in greatly improved health.
DIR. L. P. Holbrook spent Sunday her
: and returned 10 Mt. Vernon MONDAY
morning. Mrs. Holbrook went home I
little later, when she had finished th,
7 paintings on which she was at work.
The vile OF Rev. c. ID. Patterson
Fredericksburgh, o., is dangerougly IL
with pneumonia, and her sister Mrs. A. u
Hayes, Of Penfcld, was telegraphed TO
Monday night, and went there Tuesday
Later-Mrs. Patterson died same day.
: ALI the churches observed Easter ant
were profusely decorated with plants an'
flowers. There was Missionary concer
at the Congregational Church sunda.
evening, and in the pastors address 10 hi
congregation at the close, he referred =
his expected absence the two coming SAT-
baths, and anticipated spending that OF
fortnight hence In attendance upon tn
+. Missionary Anniversary Convention, II
) Nashville, Tennessee.
,, Rev, and Mrs. Gammel, who did no
take their contemplated trip to New Or
leans earlier, choosing this month instead
started Tuesday. expecting 10 20 dow