The Wellington enterprise. [volume], April 26, 1899, Image 5

About The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900

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A new lot of Curtains, 50c and up.
MUSLINS Bit-ached and Unbleached.
RIBBQNS Black and all colors.
LINEN CRASH, TOWELS AND TOWELING.
PRINTS, GINGHAMS AND PERCALES.
HANDKERCHIEFS -Hemstitched and Era-
broidered.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
Look at our 5 and 10c tables.
AllShoes closed out at cost and below.
Wellington Novelty Store.
First Door West Benedict Hardware store.
FBAN0E8 A. BENEDICT.
CLARA B. ARNIR.
Cj OF LOCAL INTEREST, j
I Just arrived, a fine Btock of ham
mocks. Come and examine them at
the drug store of Near & Welle.
We are informed that Ben, Leece is
doing the electrie wiring for resi
dences and business houses in town.
The Relief Sewing Society will meet
at Mrs. Martin Brown's on Thursday
afterndbh of this week. Supper from
6 to 7.
At the Sunday school convention the
other day, at Oberlin, Rev. Lnsh, of
Rochester was elected township organ
izer for the state of Ohio.
Christy's ice cream supplied in any
quantity by Near A Wells. Phone 129.
One hundred and thirty-two excur
sion tickets were sold at the Big Four
office last Wednesday.
Mr. Scoville, of Wellington, who has
recently moved to this place, will' soon
open a novelty store on Wooster street.
Lodi Review.
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VV. H. TISSOT & CO.
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Twenty members of Wellington
lodge, F. and A. M. attended a ban
quet last night In Elyria, given by
King Solomon lodge of that place.
There was some work done in the third
degree and an address by the district
lecturer, after which came the ban
quet, at which about 300 persons sal
down.
Apring Good.
A fine aBsortment of Trimmed Hats
during the' stjason, at the millinery
rooms of Mrs. S. Cady, South Main Bt.
Go and see the realistic representa
tion of the scenes of the late war ; the
Maine, battle of Santiago, etc. Live
figures show you just how they realty
looked.
Our townsman, H. 0. Harris is a
candidate for county treasurer. What
is the matter with Harris? Nothing.
He is a worthy man and deserving of
your support.
The candidates for representative of
Lorain county thus far announced are:
Dr. S. 8. Cox, of Lorain, A. G. Com
ings, of Oberlin, snd T. p. Phelon, of
Huntington. There are eighteen oth
. er townships in the county to hear
from and they each have from one to
dozen good men for the position.
Who next?
Milk tickets are alleged to have con
veyed scarlet fever from house to
house in Elyria, and the board of
health will prohibit the reselling of
the tickets. Berea Enterprise.
The announcement of the formation
of the Wellington Implement Com
pany in our last week's issue, was, as it
happened, premature. We gave it out
as the men interested in the company
gave it to us. However something oc
cured to break up the plana formed,
and we are this week authorized to
state that no such Arm exists. Mr.
Crosier will act as agent for W. G.
Weaver.
We have the
Winner!
Over 100,000
Crescent Bicycles
Sold in 1898.
The most populur wheel in
America. Chum and Chain
less Models in stock, and
prices are right, We invite
your inspection, and can in
terest you.
Also a nice line of
Second Hand Wheels
Cheap.
The Relief Corps supper last even
ing was not very well patronized, ow
ing to a failure to advertize the same
properly.
The Big Four gives a Sunday excur
sion to Cleveland, April 30. Fare 7uc.
Train leaves at 10:28 a. m., returning,
leaves Cleveland at 7 p. m.
A. O. Comings, of Oberlin announces
himself a candidate for representative
to the legislature, subject to tiie de
cision of the republican convention.
A good deal of building Is projected
for Lorain and the Johnston Steel
I'lant for the summer. This might be
a pointer for some of our mechanics.
All Kinds of Repairing Done
Booms under the
American House.
J. J. THOMAS & CO.
The old signs of "J. S. Mallory fe
Co." which have confronted people
coming from the south or west, for
so many years, have been removed
and their places taken by new ones
bearing the inscription : "The Taylor
Store."
The annual meeting of the Medina
Conference of the Congregational
churches will be held in Oberlin, with
the Second Church, on Wednesday and
Thursday, April 20 and 27. On the pro
gram of exercises we find the name of
Rev. 11. D. Sheldon, of this city, fur a
paper on "The Aim in Preaching."
. The Lorain and Cleveland people are
said to be still intending to build the
electric line from Lorain to North Am
herst and South Amherst this year.
Mr. Hnge, the secretary of the L. & C.
lii.i . -.'. lliit 111' extension will l;
built iiIiiiik the bike shore, then south
to Xnrili Amherst and South Amherst,
and next yeur to Oberlin, Filtstield
and Wellington, and later on to Ash
land. Oberlin New.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. G.
of Cleveland, April 24. a
Buth are doing well.
W. Guide,
daughter.
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THE IDEAL ENTERTAINMENT
PRESENTING
UNPARALLED ATTRACTIONS
FOR THE PRICE OF ONE.
THE ANIMATOSCOPE FEATURE.
COMPRISES
71 Acres of Realistic Photographic Scenes of the Late War, 3
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VERY INSTRUCTIVE AND VERY ENTERTAINING.
MUSICAL FEATURE.
Choice musical programs will be interspersed with the five
different parts of the Animatoscope Views.
MUSICAL SPECIALTIES.
Consisting of Illustrated Songs, Dissolving Views, Mechanical
i Effects, etc., add to other attractions.
This exceedingly fine entertainment has been secured by
Wellington Grange for
FRIDAY,. " APRIL,
7:45 STANDARD TIME AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
iw Tickets 25 and 35 cents. School children 15 cents. On sale at
Adams' Drug Store.
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E. L. French was in Cleveland over
Sunday.
B. Vanator was in Norwalk over
Sunday.
James Braney has accepted a posi
tion in Cleveland.
J. L. Vanarman called on Lorain
friends last week.
Herbert Under, of Klyria was in
town over Sunday.
Charles Harrison has moved from
this town to Huntington.
Master Frank Palmer spent Wednes
day and Thursday in Cleveland.
S. S. Warner, 8. K. Warner and J,
T. Haskell were in Elyria Monday.
Geo. Kansom, wife and daughter
spent Sunday with friends in Hart-
land.
Miss liosa Kberhart spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in South Am
herst. After a week's visit at home Miss
Rosaline McCoy returned Monday to
Kent, Ohio,
Mrs. E. L. French returned home
yesterday from a week's visit with
fripnda in Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Haulk attended
the funeral of Mr. Haulk'B father at
Homerville last Tuesday.
Rev. II. D. Sheldon went to Oberlin
today to attend the Medina conference
of the Congregational church.
Mrs. A. E. Kilborn, of Spencer was
the gueBt of Mrs. II. C. Harris during
the church anniversary last week.
John Timmons and wife of Hartland
were in town Saturday, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. Chandler, West Main
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seeley, of
Cleveland were in town over Sunday,
the guests of Mrs. McCord of Kelley
street.
C. M. Spitzer, of Toledo was in town
Tuesday. He is thought to have pur
chased a very fine horse of 0. P. Chap
man while here.
Mr. Hoffman, of Ft. Wayne, one of
the recent purchasers of the saw mill
has been here for some days looking
after his interests.
Miss May Haskell, who has been the
guest of Miss Feme Smith, returned
to her home in Wellington, Tuesday.
Van Wert Republican.
Mrs. Provine, Mrs. Ingersoll, Mrs.
Wm. Hundley, Miss Mae Clark and
Frank Richmond visited Huntington
friends last week Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Battle has moved into a
few looms of Mrs. P. A. Emerson's
residence, while Mrs. Emerson goes
back and forth to her farm in Spencer,
to which she is devoting her personal
attention this year.
W. F. Crosier, late of Company K,
Fifth Ohio regiment, is at home. He
was mustered out of service with the
regiment last November, but was soon
taken sick and has been in the hospital
& good deal of tho time since.
We are pleased to note the fact that
Geo. Metzger, so long with J. S. Mal
lory & Co. is to be retained by the
present management of the Taylor
Store. Let no good and efficient man
go out of town for employment.
T. 1). l'helon Not a Kurti-Ilunhaell Man.
Tub Wellington E.nteki'rihe :
I learn that some one has put in cir
culation a report that I am in sympa
thy with the Kurtz-Bushnell faction,
and that if nominated and elected Rep
resentative, I would act with and sup
port them. There is absolutely no
truth in this report. I have not now,
and never had any sympathy with the
men who attempted to defeat the nom
inee of the republican party of Ohio
fur United States Senator.' I believe
in McKinley ; I desire the "success of
his present administration and to see
him re-nominated and re-elected for
another term in 1900.
Whatever shall be the result of this
canvas, I Bhall continue to work and
vote for the success of the republican
party and all its nominees.
I would be glad if you would give
this a place in the columns of your
paper. Very respectfully yours,
T. D. Phelon.
MENTION lvVMVW
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tf J$lf Up-to date in tyle, trimmings and ; -
vys7 I I fit, in Serges, Venetian Clotb, Coverts ;
! II TnJiJ and Cheviots. Prices $5.00 to $20.00. ; I
(A Ladies' Skirts... :
Tyh n Brillianteen, Silk, Satin and
fiP' jl ISS. Cropon Price8 2- to $M.S0. ;j
. The latest thing in Shirt Waist to j
iJi l vt J) correBPOIU' w'th Suits and Skirts.
ml' A full and complete line of Ladies'
4Lj$ MRS. n. H. JOYCE. ;!
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During the Spring Season
we will sell all J
kinds of
Republican Caucus.
The republican voters of precint one
and precint two, will meet at the vot
ing room and mayor's court room, re
spectively, on May 3, 1899, at 7 p. m.,
standard time, and then and there pro
ceed to elect delegates to a convention
to be held at Elyria on May 6, 18SI9.
Precint one is entitled to 13 dele
gates, and precinct two, to 3 delegates.
H. C. Harris.
F. D. Warren.
Wanted
By a young lady, situation as com
panion or nurse, to an invalid. Have
had some experience. Address, Box
109, Kipton, O.
For Sals.
The Santley property on Mayrarstreet.
Good dwelling house, bar 'd about
one acre of ground. For particulars,
Inquire of J. T. Haskell. 20
WANTED.
A place to work on a farm by boy
used to farm work. Inquire of Mrs.
Mattie Bettz, Prospect street, next
door to Dea. Wadsworth.
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