The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-02-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Free Battle is sick with congestion of

w. E. Peirce is confined to the house
with the qninsy.
Chris. McDermoit was In Cincinnati
last week, on business.
--Shubael Smith and wife have returned
from their visit 10 Fairfield.
Mrs. Mary Z. Davis, of Clark Avenue,
Cleveland, visited Wellington friends last
week
MIR Fred Smith Is settled In the new
house built by Frank Roser, on Taylor
Street,
Take out an accident policy for your
legs, and get your ears clipped to prevent
freezing
Ed. Wood, former Wellington boy,
nov ol Medina visited our town one duy
last week
J Take in your wood.pile, in order that
your honest neighbor may not be led into
temptation.
Small dynamite explosion at Hough.
Tion's drug store. No lives lost. Enquire
Ct Fred Felt.
Mrs. DR.. Beach, Of Pitisfeld, sister of
Mrs. j. p Nckels, died very suddenly
Tuesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Bissell, Mrs. Sarah
Inmnn and james Inman made a short
visit ai S S P,rker's during the week
Our telephone operator roasted one of
her ears one morning recently and Is now
devoing her spare time To thnwing II out.
ALI interested in the coming races Mt
Wellington Fair should read AL in another
conmn relative 10 conditions Of 3.ycar old
stake races.
Something over one thousand logs
we're hauled inlo Santley & Co.'S mill
yard. lat week. 250 being hauled in one
day-Tuesdny.
-Dca West and wife are in New Or
lens tsking in The mud, rain and other
imronveni n. S, also the Exposition. They
will I've gone about 20 days.
The luss OF II flv'rite little dog in the
N. L. part nf town caused much grief on
the part Of little girls and boys belonging
. In the family Too much locomotive
causel the drutn Ol poor Flora -.
"A sleigh load Of Knights Of Honor
went 10 Ohcr in I'm fraternal visit, one
evening last week, and are reported as
, saying they we're royalty entertained by
the brethren ol 0berIin Lodge X Of ii.
Grove Sir, Ell has been almost impass-
able during the recent storms IN account
/ OF sOmr properly owners not clearing
their walks lrOn snow. Pedestrians have
no rirhts which lot owners are bound 10
e respect, nor have we a supervisor.
| Bertrand. SIN of Ed johnson was TAX
: en- sick last Friday, with upoplexy, we
Q presume, thoush We have MT heard deiin'
. ilrl,, and died Sunday morning. Funeral
! services We're held at The residence Tues.
I Cay conducted 10y Rev. T. w. Browning.
! Thirteen pass ngcrs have left here
via tile b. Line, tor the Exposition, this
: week; II patty Oi eleven from L'di, On
Monday, and Arthur Starr and q. e. Berry
Tuesday. Twenty prrs0ns have lelt heIt
so lar this season and nll who have re
A iurneL, without single reception, express
g themselves delighted with the trip.
. "A family Of six persons living within
ten miles OF Wellington ale In eight day.
seventeen l0aycs homemade bread, twt
p Indian meal cakes, scveuty.tive pan cakes
thirte, n pies, n lin vi biscuits, four steamed
puddinss, besides meat and potatnes three
times each day. The size ut lodves, pan
q cakes corn rakes etc, WAS not given bu
9 surprising they were about an average thu
:. family must have been more than ordina
Il rily industrious.
The severest cold weather Of the win
ter struck Wellington Tuesday morning
gradually increasing IN Intensity till thu
thermometer reached l8 10 20 degrees be
9 low zero. A strong wind from the south
west made travel in that direction almoS
impossible. All through tile West an'
y Northwest The cold, wind AID fall OF snow
u has bpen unpI ecedehted, preventing th'
; running Of trains on many roads, and caus
lug great suffering and doubtless mucl
= loss Of life. II has BEEN many years sine
N We have had such severe winter Ms TIL
is present.
r -R. A. Hnrr invited load Of Mis-
h Nellie's young friends 10 slrighride Il
n Huntington. taking IN All oyster snppe
~ before returning The young people en-
il joyed Il immensely, singing, telling siorie
= and riddles, serenallinR Kent Warner
q Prof. KinnisOn and others These latte