The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
Notes from Other Towns.

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MEDINA
Mrs Electa Waters Holmes, rorme.
resident OF Medina and We'll known To
mahy of our people, commenced divorce
proceedings in the Cuyaboga county Com.
mon Pleas Mast Saturday asking tba,
ner maiden name be restored and that
sue o- iorewr separated from Grorr, II
hoimes Tor gross neglect Of duty. They
were married on Oct. Is, 1884. Tho
Congl church will celebrate rbe seven.
tieth university of its orgunizaii n on
sunday next with services beginning al
lo:SO a. M, and 700 p. M. In The morn.
Ing Rev. Norman Pass will preach a ser.
mon on The Church Of the Past and Of
the Future"''' Luie Scranton Is mo mors.
his earthly troubles ended 1t the county
p"m house on last Tuesday nigh, when
MS weakened body succumhed 10 the call
OF time, and his spirit passed auay 10
another land. Old age was the cause Of
his death. He was about 81 years OF are
lie was one OF the strange charncters ~
this county; reslive 10 spidi and BODY.
hi- mind clouded with strange aud harm.
LEES hallucinations, he wandered tina
country over, stopping for briei periods AZ
dlnerent places and always carrying his
hddle with him, which he would play for
hours tor the entertainment of blmsels
and others. Geo X Pardce, one of the
leading members OF the bar of Summit
county, during one Of the cold nights of
last week, having been detained Ia town
until ailer midnight, and while on Lis way
hume he became benumed with cold. and
being somewhat under the inHu, nce of
liquor, be tell down and lay in the streets
several hours before he was discoyerrd
Ills hands and feet we're badly frost bitten.
out later reports show that his condition
Is mt quite so bad rs at first thought. and
that amputation may not be Necessary.
......Manstield charges peddlprs A Ii.
cense OF So a day for selling their wares
on the streets. That's right 1t is a pro.
lection Of the bone mark't.-Gazeue.
oBERLIY.
Snow fell here on Tuesday night to tho
depth OF ahout an inch. Three miles
north II is said that between pigm AID ten
o'clock, II fell TO the depth ul five inches
WA. Cooley, who for many years has
been doing business at Bacon's Corners
Brownhelm, has made an assignment to
CyTus Whitney and Milo Moulinn. III
'oads were good all the year round. farm.
er's can readily STE how much better they
'ould take advantage oi the market in
'eIling their product, than Ia he compell.
ID TO wait Tor good roads and then all 'ry
o sell ut the same time. 80. The Second
Jongn church passed resolution ut The
'imonthly meeting, held last Thursday
vening, in favor Of Withdrawing frum the
cleveland Conference, with which the
hnrch has always been connected, and
dining the Medina Conference. The
'aculty committee to cooperate with the
ommitiee Of the Trustees IN the nomina.
on Of a President for Oberlin College
as been appointed The members of
ne committee are President Fairhild,
rofessr A. A. Wright and Professor
News.
A new bank was organized In obrrlin
the 18Th. under the name Of the Oberl,n
anking Co, with capital stock Of
$4,000, all subscribed. The following
'rec'ors we're chosen; A. II. johnson, j.
!. Carpenter, Prof. g. W. shurtIeff, G. K.
cry. August Straus, Prof r B Rice, A.
illett, A. Gilchrisi and Hon. J. A.
'illiamson, Of Norwalk. AT subsequent
Getting Of the directors A. II. johnson
as elected president and O. Il. Berry
&c president. Probably no action viii
taken at present respecting cashier.
he leading business men OF the city arc
ierested In the new enterprise, and il
'ens promising success.