The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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Coming.
--"Starr Family Comedy Co." 81
Next Tuesday and Wednesday even.
ings, at Armory Hall.
VIM. Holmes is out again after nearly
two weeks illness.
Read ordinance establishing Board
OF Health for Wellington.
Miss Myra Higgins lately died in
Norwalk in her Doth year. .
e. Collins is building an addition to
his house on Prospect Street.
Chester L. Seeley and family have
moved to Westerville near Columbus.
Tickets for the Starr Family Troupe
for sale at Geo. A. Schreder's drug store.
MIR. Lewis Barden has bought land in
Beadle County, Dakota, and will move
there.
H. w. Semple has bought house and
lot on Brown st., and moved into 1t last
week.
j. b. Vermilya, of Wellington, was In
town Monday on business Ashland
Times.
Nelson Bunce has been very sick with
inhammatory rheumatism, but is now i'm.
proving.
The cheese firm Of Braman, Horr
Warner & Co., OF Elyria, is closing out its
business.
The Male Quartette has recognized
and is getting In trim for summer serenad
ing, etc.
IVES. Schneider, of lie Sueur, MINI.
is visiting his brother, Will Schneider, In
Wellington.
If you want to spend pleasant even
ing go TO Armory Hall next Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The father of Z. w. Millen, Of Nor
walk, died at his residence at tie age o
eigbty.seven.
Bent. Vischer has returned from Bos
ton, where he has been receiving instruc
tions in piano tuning.
Fred. Mueller has accepted position
in L. Z. Goodrich's clothing store, Greer
Fisher having returned to his farm.
Every one interested in the health o
our people should not fail to read tn
ordinance establishing Board of Health
"A blue heron was lately shot at Chs
: grin Falls which measured six feet fron
tip to tip OF wings and stood five feet higl
"A Southern Dakota letter speaks @
' their early spring and of sowing whea
soon after the snow went off the last {
' February.
5 Mr.. Will Sheldon, accompanied b
C G. q. Ensign, son and deputy Of Sheri
Ensign, of Elyria, have gone TO Kansa
prospecting.
Fred Slade, student at William
College, spent his spring vacation with hi
= sister Mamie and his aunt Mrs. Follan
bee, in Wellington.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Santley yisite
Rev. and Mrs. Searles, at Gallon last weel
Mr.. Searles is hopeful of recovery, but
still feeble from severe illness.
i The two dwellings built on the ne'
e street laid out by r. F. Jones, look we
Q from North Main Street, and will form th
nucleus, of a new neighborhood.
David Peters has purchased the sout
halt of the land Z. o. Foote bought (
J. ]. w. Houghton five years ago; two acre
l. for 81, 100, and intends to build thereon.
The residence of the Rev. Mr.. Smit
II now building in the orchard opposite
L. Johns on North Main Street, is el
O closed, and is two story structure with
l. wing back.
The remains of Shirley Penneld, WI
died in the winter at Hannibal, Mo, wei
y brought 10 0berlin last week. His aun
. Miss Rozilla Penfeld, went to oberlin @
=, that occasion.
s. MIR. s. 8. Hall and son Eber left la
l. night for southwestern Iowa, with II
head of young cattle. The latter is
remain and attend TO herding them Il
coming summer.
L. The grocery store on West Liber
es Street, formerly occupied by j. Buncc, no
le on North Main, is again filed with
a grocery stock run by N. O. Potter, wi
ID came from New London.
70 q. II. Gates, living 211S miles north
,r town, has sold his farm to Florus w
N liams and will sell his stock, farm impl