The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-04-14
ArbOr day. April Both.

The dove could not find sufficient dry
ground for the sole of her foot Monday
The offertory at the Congregational
Church, on Palm Sunday will be rendered
by Mrs Rule, of ofNorwalk. -I.
The clerks of the township and corpora
tion are packing up their straps" prepar.
atory to moving into the new town hall.
! j. Ii. Yocum & Co. purchased the first
new cheese Of the season on the 9Th of
April. 1t was manufactured at the Norton
factory.
II you want 10 see genuine Mikado
hen and Chickens" step down to Wooster
d Adams show window. They are i'm
mense.
The vote for DR.. T. McCaran for mem.
Der of the school board was 280, and for
w. Williams for marshal, TT, instead of
the figures which appeared last week.
Our mistake, for which we ask pardon.
Last Monday night thieves visited the
clothes line OF VIM. Hanson on Prospect
street. A shirt was taken, and Mr.. Han.
son says that, if they will make them
selves known, he will send them the col.
lar, which they left.
W. r. Santley & Co. forwarded two car
loads Of lumber to San Francisco, CAL, last
week. The rates are ninety dollars less
per car than one year ago. A carload of
$4,000 lbs. can be shipped for 40 cents per
hundred, or $1l2 per car. Bennett Bros.
& Co. also took advantage of the reduced
rates. and shipped several pug.mills and
brick machines to Sacramento.
Mrs. Lois Bristol, mother of Mrs. Wm.
Hall, died at the home of her grand.
daughter, Mrs. Orlando Smith, Thursday
morning, April Sth, after an illness of six
months, aged SO years ard five months.
Her remains were taken to Brighton Gem.
etery for burial Mrs. Bristol had been
widow for 60 years, and for the past 20
years her home has been with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. VIM. Hall, the only surviving
member Of the Bristol family, orce nun.
bering six persons. Since the journey to
the West with her invalid son, who died
sOmo months ago. Mrs. Hall has not been
housekeeping at her home in town, but,
with her mother, has been staying with
her daughter, Mrs, Orlando Smith.
Sunday morning while Mrs. Betsey Jones,
better known as Grandma Jones, residing
with Mrs j. L. Foote,was walking around
in her room, she slipped and fell in such
way as TO produce severe pam in her
shoulder Drs. Rust were called but could
not observe any serious trouble; but, call.
ing again later in the day, they made fur.
ther examination and found that her
shoulder was broken. The broken bone
was set, and the patient was doing we'll for
person ninety.three years old; but, just
before going to press, we learn that she
died this "wednesday morning. at one
O'Clock, of paralytic stroke.
On Wednesday afternoon last the large
cheese factory one and one,half miles
north and the same distance east known
as the Allyn factory, but owned by
Baldwin, Laundon, Windecker & Co. was
observed to be on fire. The flames spread
rapidly and could not be extinguished by
the help present. The fire is supposed to
have started from sparks from defective
fue. The factory had only been in opera.
tion few days and had patronage of six
hundred cows. The loss will reach thirty.
five hundred dollars, with an insurance in
mutual companies OF two thousand doll ars.
1t has not yet been decided TO rebuild.