The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-02-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Three weeks OF excellent s!eighlng.

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w. D. Hall, is in jamestown, Dakota,
on visit combined with business.
Rev. Mr.. Leonard preached for the
Baptist Society at Carpenters Hall, Sun.
day afternoon.
Frank s. Davidson, the humorist, is
assisted by his wife in their monologue,
entitled Smiles"
Bert Woolley is working on the New
London Record for few days, their right.
hand man being sick.
"A sleigh load of young ladies came
over from Oberin and spent Thursday
evening last ut the roller rink.
Advantage is being taken Of the good
roads to haul logs, bolts, etc, and Santley
& Co.'s mill yard is nearly iull
Mrs. w. II. Schneider and two little
daughters have been visiting friends in
Berea the past week or ten days.
Quite party from Hamlln Post,
G. A. X. and from the Relief Corps attend.
ed the encappment at Akron last week.
Mr. and Mrs Elbert A. Starr, Of Nc.
Comb, o., were visiting in Penfeld, Well.
ington and Elyria during the week past
"A mad dog was lately killed in Wake,
man after biting little girl; another at
Townsend was killed after biting some
stock.
The recently finished 81. Paul's Church
at Medina has new pipe organ just put
in, which was used for the first time last
Sunday.
p p Stafford will represent Oberliu
College at the state oratorical contest
which will be held in the First Church
0berlin, Feb. 10Th
IF. d. Warren gave number of his
daughters classmates in the ID Grammar
school treat In the shape Of sleigh-riGt
last Friday evening.
"A piece Of oyster shell lodged in the
throat Of Mrs J. w. Wilbur, Tuesday
evening of last week, causing much dis
tress until removed by DR.. 4 Rust.
Miss Edith Labore Is troubled with
a disease, supposed TO be in the throat
which has made ii impossible for her "a
speak above whisper for three weeks.
AT the annual encampment Of the
G. A. r.. closing at Akron Saturday, DR.
McClaran of Wellington was installed
Medical Director, one of the State officers
ID. C. Foote, of Lodi, paid Huron a
visit last week. He reports business -four
ishing at his new location and is well
pleased with his new home.--[Erie County
Reporter.
Geo. NJ Gray has purchased Of hi'
associate proprietors, II. G. Knox and G. ]
Chase, the Medina News, and assume;
the editorial and business management oi
the paper.
Sewers al persons united with the Meth
odist Episcopal Church last Sunday, which
was Communion day. The meetings are
continued with much interest and good
attendance.
MIR. George Roice has sold his resi-
dencc on South Main Street and hai
purchased the o. d Chapman homestead il
Huntington, TO which he will move abou
March 1st.
Last Tuesday L. y. Boice had an ex
animation before Justice Hustled on III,
charge Of perjury, brought by Van Bur
nav. The case was dismissed at the cos
Of the prosecution,
MIR James Laborie, having sold hi
property on North Main Street to A. A
Wiibeck, will build house on his farm
north OF the corporation as soon as tht
weather will permit
Henry Baird's trial for keeping gam
bling room was dismissed Monday, on III,
ground that u . ordinance ON gamblini
had been repealed by subsequent ordi
nances, which were lost
"A cable dispatch from Z. f. Webster
Monday mornlng, to Mrs. Webster, au
nounced his safe ARRIVAL at Liverpool Eng
land, Ia good health, but having had
rough voyage across the Atlantic.
"A sleighng party Of young pcopl
from Plttsheld spent last evening at d. A
willard's, on Magyar Street. They cam
prepared for good time, bringing will
them the requisites for I'm oyster supper
MIR. Butler, formerly Of The firm O
Butler g. Bchner, OF LaGrangc, and late
of Pauldlng, Ohio, where their mill wa
lately destroyed by fire, has engaged will
Santley q Co. 20 superintend their mil
and box factory at this place
w, 8. Franks has moved into his ncy
brick house on Fores, Ave, and now ba
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