The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Mrs. B. D. Noble, of Wellington, has
been visiting, the past week, at M. d.
Kimmellsr- Medina Democrat. /
Miss Randall, of Marion, TOR several |
years past a teacher In the Mansfield
schools, has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
N. s. Albright. ' .ha ia4s lrs a.rl
REV. +. D. Steyick, of West Rthfeld,
this county, recently closed meeting Of
| flve,weeks at Brecksville, resulting in 80
conversions - Akron Beacon. ,a
The Litchfeld Cor, of the Medina !
News, says that the Turner brothers had
made 1900 pounds of sugar previous TO
last week, and H, Il. Leach had shipped
1000 pounds ' nf ~ 'F
C, W. Jason, Mr.. Ainsworth and other
Lodi citizens are interested in scheme 10
build there a sanitarium, of which DR..
Moffet, who has been treating Mr.. Jason
at Orville, will have charge. The build
ing completed will be three story brick
block 110X120 feet. The healthful loca.
tion, will, it is thought, attract invalids,
chronic sufferers who like change of doc.
tors as we'll as Of scene. ......
1t has been suggested that an associ.
alton for the protection of property owners
against thieves should be formed here with
a well arranged system for securing their
detection and arrest which would be CON-
prehensive and could be promptly SET in
motion. Such organizations have been
formed in other localities, and have done
efficient work in reclaiming stolen property
and detecting criminals.
MIR. L. II. Chapman, of Rochester
Depot, had a span of black mares, harness
and light spring wagon stolen last Sunday
night The horses were seven years old.
They were tracked 10 Wellington, and
early Monday morning the news was sent
by telephone and telegraph to all points in
reach in Northern Ohio. 1t is not likely
that the thieves will succeed in avoiding
detection. A reward OF $50 is offered for
the return OF the property.
CHARLES Lowrey, the notorious outlaw
who was not captured at Shelby with the
other prisoners in 1888, when a citizen was
killed in assisting the marshal, has at last
been caught and sentenced 10 prison for
ten years, for robbery Of Pennsylvania
bank. He is wanted after that to answer
for two murders and several robberies and
burglaries His real name is William
Harris and he belongs in Elmira, n. T.,
: where his family reside. Before he was
sixteen lie was confirmed criminal, and
has been a fugitive from justice since his
boyhood, except when he was in prison.
"A Kenton printer stood at the desk Of
| a business man the other day and noticed
, him using letter and bill heads which he
. had bought of Cincinnati house. Said
the printer, who was customer: "What
would you think Of me If should 60
there and buy your line Of goods for my.
7 self and familyp The merchant replied
? al would think you fool, when know
t you can get the same goods just as cheap
of me, and also aid iellow.citizen." "
!. When the printer called his attention to
the imported letter and bill heads the mer.
chant coughed and walked awayup behind
the counter to wait on a customer.
Theodore Rush, brother of Mrs. G.. d.
Foote, died at her residence Sunday even
ing, Of quick consumption, aged 80 years
He had been an engineer on the Wheeling
| and Lake Erie r. r., and lett his work
only about four weeks before his death
He was a member OF the Brotherhood o.
Locomotive Engineers, a party Of whom
came over from Norwalk in special cai
4 TO attend his funeral which was held OF
q Tuesday at one o'clock p. M; service!
v conducted by Rev. N. s. Albright. Mr.
n Rush was quiet, industrious man, mucl
y | IcopSStouug ulo ohSpuaihhohSVo" "hu iiiVhuo
= He Is the fifth IN his fathers family whC
# has died of the same disease, none Of then
d having been sick more than few weeks
Mrs. +. s. Wadsworth has worked VI
such business in furnishing canned good
for table use that she now has larg,
: demand for her products which arr
, always Of excellent quality. She has II
the Elyria Republican Of last week, I
statement Of the needs of the Ohio Agri
, cultural College at Columbus, based upor
!. the testimony of Wellington students II
\ attendance there. one of whom is her son
a showing that Ohio, as wealthy as siste
4 states, does not equal them In her provision
: for industrial and scientific education Ii
. her state institution. II was made clearl.
= the duty Of our legislators to appropriat
a something for the absolute needs Of he
, Agricultural College. rs
s, "A case was brought last week agains
5, J. w. Dowd, saloonist, for violation Of th
k ten o'clock closing ordinance. The mar
n shal saw three men enter the side door o