The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-02-25


been visiting his mother and sister in
Wellington.
&C G. Rutty, Esq, of New Haven,
Conn.,, cousin of Mrs. r. N. Goodwin, is
visiting friends in Wellington.
DIR. Beach's absent children, Edward,
Of Columbus, Rev. s. J. and Miss Anna, of
Farragut, Iowa, were home to their moth.
er's funeral.
New additions are being built on a
good many wood piles in town. Hadn't
calculated on such an extended visit of
il.
Our popular dentist, II. ]. Holbrook,
is driven with work. One can scarcely
find him at leisure long enough to extract
front tooth.
VIM. Hogen and James Clark, of
Cleveland attended the inspection of Co.
g. last Friday evening by invitation of
Lieut.. McDermott.
The Oberlin Knights of Honor visited
Haldo Morandi lodge on Wednesday OF
last week and report pleasant eve and
a good supper.
Jacob Eberling, middle.aged farmer
Of Avon, was killed Instantly week ago
Monday by the rebound Of limb on a
tree he was telling. +
Oliver Stroup and wife, Of Wellington,
were in town Saturday to attend the 83d
birthday Of Mr. David Inman.-[Spencer
Cor Medina News.
Miss Laura Morse who was lately
married in the West where she has been
teaching several years, is with her husband
coming 10 Elyria to live.
-Chas. Horton and wife are home from
a seven months business trip in Dakota.
they are delighted with the climate and
will return at an early day.
Rev. j. |. Stone NJ. D., who has been
home recruiting after several years in Cal
cntta, has recently been stationed in BON.
bay and sailed on the Goth ult.
L. q. Cook, former Wellingtonian,
now of North Eaton, is visiting the Expo.
sition and will call on his brother James
Cook, of Texas, before returning.
Mr.. E. o. Foote has sold the north
half of tile four acres opposite his home to
a Baptist minister who is building thereon.
u dwelling; consideration, $1,000.
j. w. Wilbur and Capt. Morrow were
over at Elyria last week looking up some
fine points Of law. One can usually get
all he wants without trying hard.
The bill inti oduced by Hon. Geo. G.
Washburn authorizing Wellington village
to unite with Wellington township N
erecting Il town hall passed the House.
-Shub ,el Smith and wife entertained
a party of relatives to dinner and sociable
last week Thursday. Huntington, Spencer
and Wellington were represented on that
occasion.
Walter Crane, our former efficient
policeman, is a citizen OF Wellington again
and will manipulate tub-turnlng machine
1t N. Huckins g. Co.'S mill for his daily
Asa Pratt has purchased the house
md lot next east of Col. Herrck's on
Mechanic st., owned by ex.Mayor Herrick,
who has taken half interest in Pratt's
Feed Store.
Inquiries are coming in frequently to
,ur chief telephone operator, asking about
hat unfortunate ear. We are informed
hat II will be in good order by corn.
planting time.
Mr. Homer Allyn has purchased the
rouse, barn and three acres of land of Mr.. |
Whitney, on N. Main st., formerly owned
~ ]. W. Houghton, and will live there
liter March 18th.
Miss Mary Marshall, adopted daugh. |
er Of the late President Wheeler, and |
choolmate of several OF our readers, Is a |
eacher In the Iowa State Reform School
Il Mitchellville.
Gene Robinson says the young men
leed not make the cold weather an excuse
ir carrying around accumulated real es.
ate, for he has plenty Of water and two
warm bath rooms.
"A sleigh load of friends from Wake.
nan, numbering about twenty, armed with
good supper made Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Iaughn a visit Monday evening and en-
Dyed themselves hugely.
-Reuben Bendal, who had been in
Kansas nursing brother III with typhoid