The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-01-01
LOCAL AND. MISCELLANEOUS

gin the winter term next Monday.
We present our compliments to our
readers and wish them a happy New
Year.
Our Elyria letter was mislaid last
week, and was not found till too late
for that ISSUE:
Go to the new Cigar and Tobacco
Store, and get some Of that so cent
Tobacco. S-tf.
III. B. Hamlin desires all who are
indebted to him on account to call and
settle promptly.
"A choice lot of Tobaccos at A. P.
Dimock's, at jobbers' prices. s-tf.
Don't fail to hear Pete's love-lelter
from Wellington girl, at Rininger's
Hall tomorrow friday evening.
When you are in town stop at A.
P. Dimock's cigar and tobacco store;
he has got something to show you. stf
-D1Ep-On Sunday, Dec. 2sth, -,
Mrs. Clarissa Humphrey, wife of Rev.
Hiram Humphrey; aged 30 years.
Ladies' CloaLs and Circles, latest
styles, cheap, $500 and upwards at
wm. Rininser's. 12-4w
There was a change in the ther-
mometer from Saturday morning to
Sunday noon, of 81 degrees.
The Senior class in the High
School made Mr.. Kinnison a visit by
Invitation, spending Tuesday evening
very pleasantly.
| j. II. Dickson has requested the c. L.
s. Circle to meet at his house on Friday
Jan. 2nd. Lesson Roman History Chap
ters 40 and 46 seclusive.
AS the night watch was making
his rounds iu rear Of the business
& Peirce's store unlocked.
"A traveller suggests that our town
council might realize something on
their investment If thoy would take up
the town we'll in the Park and dispose
of it among the farmers for post holes.
| -MARRIED.-OnC Christmas afternoon,
at the home of the brides mother in
Spencer, Ohio, by Rev. j. Frank Smith
of Huntington, Mr.. c. H. Sweet to
Miss Cora Beatrice Bowersock.
H. B Hamlin has adopted the ready
pay system in his business, to take ef-
feet from this date. We recommend
his prud ence and wisdom and wish it
might be the rule among business men.
Remember that all the leading dali
lies may be found regularly at Hough-
toms store. New York, Cincinnati
and Cleveland papers and magazines at
club prices. Tribune subscribers should
call soon.
the men that have been boring the well
in the park drove into town, picked up
their machinery. disposing of their
spring pole and derrick and lett in
disgust.
The Misses Lucy aud Jessie, daugh-
ters of G. d. Foote, gave party Christ
mas evening; seventy-dve or more of
their school-mates and scquaintances
being entertained in a very hospitable
and elegant manner.
Ohio is having a very open winter ;
weather mild, damp, rainy and dismal {;
days dark enough to need a lighted
lamp nearly half of the time, and
roads that are awful on account of the
depth and thickness Of the mud.
Capt. VIM Morrow has taken .
room over the Post Office and will estab-
lish an agency for Fire Insurance and
the sale aud exchange of Real Estate.
He starts out with several peices Of
very desirable property on his list and
now that real estate Is looking up We
doubt not he will do very success
ful business.
Observing Christmas holiday and
an unusual press of job work has pu,
us SO behind that it was impossible to
get out our paper at the usual time. We
are just - hours lat, but if our readers
will possess their souls with patience,
We will try and not allow it to occur
again.
J -"Harper's Illustrated Weekly" is
again ON our table, and Is so full OF
good things and got up in so attractive
style that it cannot fail to become 8
favorite with the young people. Try it
. only s1.50 a year in advance, or cts. 6
number. For sale at Houghton's, where
the best standard. periodical literature
can be obtained.
&C. W. Crosicr & Co have purch ased
: the brick block Of Mr.. Benedict, front.
ing on North Main Street for cheese
ware house purposes. Consideration
, $1,000. The building Is three stories in
. height, gravel roof and well finished
and will be used for curing as we'll a:
> storage. They win put in an elevator
and office which they hope to have
ready for occupancy in ten days. 1t i:
a very desirable location as we'll as 6
convenient and roomy building. n
"a. w. Gault OF Carlisle. stole al
overcoat belonging 70 wiz Sheldon o
Penfield, last fair time, taking it from
, Mr.. Sheldon's wagon, which was stand
) ing in Mr.. Lewis Benefits barn. He
: was found by Mr. Marshall in towr
with the coat on, last Saturday, ant
was arrested, taken before the Mayor
3 and the evidence being pretty conclu-
sive against him he was bound over ir
, the sum of 500, which not being abl,
to furnish he was lodged in Jail. Wei
: lington Is fast nlling up the Stone
Hotel in Elyria. Marshall says he Il
o after two more. Go for them, Mr
= Marshall. and Wellington will bles