The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

win, Laundor, Windecker & Co.
Prof. Kinnison's sister, young lady
from Southern Ohio is visiting them.
Rev. j. p Mills, of Lorain, is 10 give
the Memorial Day address at Akron.
Lost or left last fall, black satin
parasol, lace trimmed. Please leave at
this office. MISS LETTIE BENNETT.
The subject of Rev. F. Fl. Moore's
next Sunday evening sermon will be,
What is Christianity.
p. Nichols has the contract for John
Otterbacher's dwelling to be erected this
season, on Prospect Street.
Mrs. Clara W. Seymour, of Talmadge,
has been spending a week in the family Of
her son.in.law, J. W. Houghton.
MIR. and Mrs. E. H. Hart and Arthur
Wooster have furnished rooms at Miss
Lovelands, on North Main Street.
The Lorain Times says that in the
two fires lately occurring there, the water
works paid for themselves in one hour.
Mrs. ex.President Hayes was visiting
in Wellington, Friday and Saturday, of
last week, a guest of Mrs. S. S. Warner.
"A young Polander tried to jump
aboard the cars to steal bit OF ride in
Berea, last week, and lost both legs IN con.
sequence.
Mrs. r. Austin has had her house
made two stories in height, with front
gable in roof, and is otherwise remodel
ing and improving it.
L. E. Hersey, who has been studying
in the College of Music, Cincinnati, re-
turned Saturday last. See notice Of mu-
sic lessons in another column.
-Ex.President Hayes is one Of the San.
dusky County citizens, drawn to serve as
Grand Jurors in the U. s. District Court,
which meets in Toledo in June.
Mrs. j. P. Nickels is Ill with rheu-
matte lever. Mrs. Cyril Wadsworth and
Mrs. II. S. Smith, all on Courtland Avenue
are still under medical treatment
Mrs. VIM. Crowell, OF Cleveland,
hastened to the door Sunday evening,
; when the fire alarm bells rang, and bursted
a blood.vessel, dying in few moments.
Stone side walks are gradually taking
the place of those Of wood. r. Craddock
has fine one laid, and Nj. Hoke has the
stone on the ground for one. These are
} permanent improvements.
The grand jury at Port Clinton failed
TO bring bill against the Lake Shore en-
gineer, charged with criminal negligence
In the Oak Harbor rail road tragedy. The
damages sued for were 100000.
-"Grant Day" is now among the posi-.
bilities of adoption as another national
holiday. If this hero worship is kept up,
working days will soon be the exception
instead of The rule New London Rec
ord.
Mrs. Rowena Chapman, widow oil
William Chapman, died Sunday morning
at her home IN Huntington. She was
sister of Mrs. Oliver Webster, of yelling
ton, who Is now the only surviving mem
} Der of family of five sisters.
Some Penfeld notes, though well
written, were too personal for newspa
per. Such public method OF administer
ing reprOof is OF somewhat doubtful pOr
priety and should not be resorted II
except in very extreme cases.
Mr.. L. E. LeMont has completed his
> arrangements for operating the launory
with steam power, and anticipates pros
l porous business iol the summer months
: His front room has been converted into Q
barber shop, and is occupied by Sampson
s. Perk. ...
0 Miles Leach, for AZ years resident o.
a Litchheld, and 10 years old, died Apri
23d. He had been In poor health foul
years. II. Il. Leach, residing near him
was the only child living; an older sor
was shot while on picket duty near Wash
!. ington, in 1854, and the bringing home o.
s his remains was one of the saddest neigh
Q borhood events of the war.
"A young man named Jackboski, wa
brought before the Mayor on the charge o.
|. buying whisky for Homer Franks. EI'
!. was found guilty aud was fined $25 and
sent to the workhouse 80 days. After he
received his sentence he INDUCED in some
uncomplimentary remarks to the Mayor
, and his fine was In consequence increased
: to $50 with the intimation that II would
be still further increased and bis imprisoD
mcnt heightened If he did not behave
himself, W.. F.
: Saturday, April 25th, LaGrungc, Rug
: giles and Norwalk rifle teams, six mer