The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-04-21
Yours DRYLY.
PENFIELD.

April 10th, 1886.
The fine spring weather makes every.
body look happy, and life begins to show
Its claims upon returning spring IN bud
ding trees, green grass and humming bees.
Mr.. W. f. Langdon received the sac
news that his sister, Mrs. Weber, Of Van
Vert, Ohio, was dead. The good neigh.
bors have the sympathy of their many
| friends.
A few Of our intelligent towrsnien last
week conceived the idea that the election
wasiilegaf aud would have to be sol aside
but these "barn-yard smarts" forgot TOR
never knew" that the ten days had elaps.,
ed in which TO protest its legality. Esq
Krebs has his commission with j. B. For.
aker's signature and the seal of the State
so think we might as well take the dose
We had some talk last fall in town
about a certain school ma'am being
wrongly used, and II was pictured by
some person, "who seems exceedingly
fond Of scenery" that the directors had
lied, or did not know as much about their
own business as he did; but to others the
scenery looked different than 1t did to him.
AT last the scenery must be turned and We
see on the last fold OF the fourth roll that
the man who did the hiring of the teach.
er, according to this painting, had not
been director for some sine, so we again
see the expression of blasted hopes.
WI. Krebs, Esq. left Monday for Mich.
igan, on business trip. He will be gone
about ten days.
On Saturday last the postmaster receiy.
ed card that has word Of inquiry on IT,
and that the sender may have his just de
serts, we ask 10 print acopy;
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 18th, 1886.
DEAR SR-I have written Rev. T. c.
Walker, of your place, several times 10
send me four rolls of my paintings, thai
he has had long while, 10 Rev. G. c.
Wilbor ID. d., IL Church ST., Cortland, N.
Y, but as Dr. Wilbor writes they have
not come and as Rev. Mr.. Walker has
made no reply 10 my different requests TO
send, fear he has left your place or Is
sick. Will you please hand this postal TO
some of his members IL he is awayI II
has occasioned great disappointment to
DIR. Wilbor and a loss and worry TO me.
trust someone will be able TO attend to
forwarding by express AT once and let me
know. Yours, L. NJ. LONG,
Pulpit Printing House, Cor. 18th g. Berks.
North American angels always futter
when they are hit, or lose self-control, call
men and girls liars, and deny newspaper
clipping and blasted hopes.
The Baptist Society will give social
entertainment on Tuesday evening oi next
week at Mrs. Sarah Damon's. All are
cordially invited.
We regret 10 say that Elder ]. L. Phil.
ips has accepted unanimous call from
the First Baptist Church, Of Defiance, o.
During his laslorate here he has been the
means of doing much good. The mem.
bership Of the church has doubled and is
so united under the preaching OF true
man Of God that, although he leaves, the
church will stand as monument TO his
memory. And 1t is not more than due
him to say that the church, by Its unani-
nous vote to continue his pastoral rela.
tions, expresses only slightly the desires of
the whole community. AS the church
and people of Pen6eld regret their loss,
Defiance may rest assured that It's church
and people will be benefited by listening
TO the truth as II is taught in the word Of
LONE STAR.