The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-02-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

How will the town hall be dedicatedY
Scour up your sugar pans, ready for the
n bush.
/, The Ladies' Bazaar is closed for the
present.
Don't fail to hear Dr. Sage's deliver
ance of the "Crank."
War continues among the advocates of
full cream and skins.
The Rev. j. L. Calvin lectures in Green
wich next Friday evening.
4. Another cold wave is reported to be i'm
pending in Montana and Dakota.
Mr.. Geo. G. Bush has bought the house
of Mr.. J. T. Ogden on Railroad street.
Little George Baker is slowly recover
ing from very severe attack Of Bilious
Intermittent fever.
II Many machines have "Cranks," but it's
n human cranks that DR.. Sage will talk
about next Friday night.
Cranks! Cranks!l 1.-THE woods are full
of them." DIR. Sage will tell yon all about
them next Friday evening.
Get out your pencil and begin to figure
up who would make competent and eff.
cient township and municipal officers.
--ssrspecial meeting of the Hamlin Relief
Society Is called, to meet Thursday after
noon, at Mrs. G. Willard's, on Baker
street.
w. II. Schneider who has been clerking
} for Messrs. Bowlbv & Hall, has secured a
position as book.keeper for the McDermolt
Al g. Berea Stone Co., Of Cleveland.
M Ths names Of the township trustees, of
HI the architect and contractors, and of the
W. Mayor and council committee on the
1 town hall are being cut on the stone at
the entrance.
Mrs. Rule, of Norwalk, has started a
} class in vocal music in this place. An op.
portunity will be afforded to any that de
sire TO join the class by applying to Miss
Lille Vischer.
Mr.. d. b. 0rdway, Of liornellsville, N
r., will take the place in the planning
mill of Mr.. L. II. Wadsworth, who has
gone TO Greenwich. The many friends o.
Mrs. 0rdway will welcom her return.
Mr. ]. T. Ogden who, as was said II
last weeks paper, has resigned bis ofiic'
as postmaster, is going TO Knoxville, Tenn
lie will retire from the office about tn
first OF March. Mr.. Ogden's father, siste
ind three brothers live at Knoxville.
Ifyou want TO see novel wardrobe
Just step into Wm. Vischer's office. Th
capacity OF an ordinary wardrobe is abou
three suits of clothes, while this one, wit
the new patents attached, affords storng
In the same amount OF spuce as the oil
{ Z, one, for the outfit OF the whole family an
! viii keep sgem in much better oonditic
/. M a young married lady of this place WI
\ recenlly called 70 the telephone. Upc
~ lasking WHO was there, she was told that
- was an old admirer who wished TO see he
and asked If he might call. She gave hir
permission to call ut three o'clock In Il
IN afternoon. Promptly nj three o'clock Il
y bell rung. The lady went to the door az
met her husband, who was the old admi
u er.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Major W. IL. William
4 and Mr.. and Mrs. Lieut.. E. +. Webst
II attended the third annual banquet Of Il
ll LOYAL Legion at Cincinnati on WednC
day of this week The g., G., c. d |.
4 & / II. extended free courtesies to the frat'
ii nifty, which is indeed quite high col
II pliment. There exists only one organiz
M ton Of the kind in the State, and that CO
M venes in the Queen City annually.
II Wellington affords quite ahorse mark
During the year 1885, Messrs. Foot
soulcs purchased, fitted up and sold TO I
T. Cleveland market two hundred hors
Since February 1st they have sold thir
six head. A car load Of horses that n
been used for slreetycar purposes
Cleveland arrived here last week c'
d signed TO Messrs. Foot g. Soules. TIL
will be exchanged for a better grade
horses here. Good TAR prices are bei
/ paid, and gradually advancing.
| The following extract from aletter fr'
Mr. II. q. Starr, who is now in the ret
X drug business In Cumberland Mills. NJ
i will he interesting to his friends
Cumberland Mills is lively growing
LIE town five miles from Portland, Sit
tied on the Portland & Rochester a
Portland & 0guensburg Railroads
The principal industry Is the lal
w paper mills, employing between 700 n
lSO0 hands The town is divided by
Very pretty little river known as the 7
Isumpsic, which furnishes water power
1.-THE mills. These tnIlls are among
largest IN the county and have secul
the contract for supplying the paper
IGen. Grants book. We have seven sto
two of them drug stores and about m
from from US Is Sacarappa, rival to'
though larger than this one.
The Captain ordered the ESTERPR
70 get the home news.
DIR. N. s. Sage, of Illinois, who has b'
lAlling the pulpit OF the Methodist chul
he past three weeks, for Rev. MIR.
t,ripht has been rendered the use OF