The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-03-10
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Postmaster J. T. Ogden turns over the
office to his successor next Saturday.
Our lawyers are very busy just now.
That IS sure indication of hard times.
The Trustees made their annual settle
ment with the Supervisors, all satisfacto-
y. Hg sFA gRArf9 a,g
Mrs. VIM. Cushion, Sen, received Sc
we're bruises from falling Monday even
ing.
Rev N. S, Albright thinks lie will be
able to resume his work by the first Of
June.
sixty.six applicants presented them
solves at the Teachers examination at
Elyria, Saturday.
Mr.. r. d. LaDow moves to North Eat
on, today to take charge of the cheese fac
tory of Crosier & Haven.
Mr.. Frank Brady, Of Cleveland, has
been engaged as prescription clerk in J.
W. . Houghton's drug store.
Our cheese,frms have about completed
the letting Of milk routes to the several
factories for the coming year.
The wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Z. Goodrich was pleasantly cele-
brated by relatives and friends on Friday,
March 9Th.
The people in Medina appear to be ov-
erjoyful on the railroad question. That's
right; keep on, brethren. If you get the
railroad, we surely will.
Last Sunday Rev. N. s. Sage, LII. D.,
entered ON his duties as pastoral supply to
continue until the pastor, Rev. N. $. Al.
bril- is able 10 attend 10 the work him.
self.
The Misses Ada and Bertha Brenner
gave large party at the Park House for
their young friends last Friday evening.
Elegant refreshments were served, and a
general good time had.
DR.. rs. Sage and two sons arrived
from Illinois last Thursday. Mrs. Sage
is expected tomorrow. The Doctor has
rented the win Hemenway house on Lib
erty stfeet.
SIS. Cox, of Lodi, graduated with hon
ors from the Medical College at Cleve
land Thursday, and on his return with hii
estimable wife, we're the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Goodrich.
Mr.. J. NJ. 0tterbacher informs us tina
the foreign orders for harness exceed the
domestic this spring. He called our at
tention to two or three sets that were be
ing completed for the tulf.
Warm sugar at the Congregations
church parlors, Friday evening March 18th
Come and get some sugar and hear JeaI
Ipgelow's Songs OF Seven" as delineate
by seven young ladies,
Mr.. G. II. Brooker Of Litchfeld has pul
chased the property on the south side
Taylor street formerly owned by Arthu
Dimock and last by G. NJ. Roser, and wi
soon occupy II as residence.
Mr.. Ed. Felt, who has been for the pas
two years the very efficient drug clerk il
j. W. Houghton's store, severed his cor
nection with the store last Monday morr
ing, with the intention Of going into bui
iness for himself. Success 70 you, FREQ
The dwelling house Of Mr.. IL. b. Fisl
er came near being consumed by fire o
Monday morning, March 1st. The fir
was confined principally TO the attic, an
by cutting hole In the roof, the wate
was passed down and the fire extinguisl
: ed, before much damage was done.
The household goods belonging TO tn
families Of James Garrett, Mr.. Tracy an
Charles Peck we're loaded into the CAR
on Saturday last, and the three familie
are now enroute TO their new homes
, Washington, Dakota Territory, wher
goodly number Of former Wellingto
: residents are waiting to give them a jo.
tul greeting
Making a call at the Mayors Office
I, few days ago, we we're much surprised
. see several bottles Of liquor standing o
> the mantel. Thinking we had made
mistake, we were about 10 beat hasty II
/, treat, when His Honor explained thi
they were samples left by friends, whor
the marshal brought In to SEQ him fror
: time to time.
A Representative Washburn writes le
v ter to firm in this place In regard
4 printed labels for maple molasses, !
!. which he says: "The law Of last year ha
' been amended, ana now all that is requi
. ed is printed label. The amende
}. law, now in force, provides for larger le
D tiers than are practical. II you send can
: to the farmers to be filed, they shoul
A bear the farmers label The amende
: act provides that the cans or jugs 'sha
3 be labeled with the name and address {
D the person, firm or corporation who mad
or prepared the same.'"
The ubiquitous swindler has donned 81
! other garb. He now appears in a mini
: terial black coat and white choker, wit
: a lot Of Bibles He stops at farmhouse
: | tnirod,,caa him ea1f M IN aoant of a Rihl