The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Sunday and Monday were warm spring
days.
The season has arrived to talk about
zero.
Tax paying time brings an unusual
number to town.
Our patrons from the country appreci-
ate the stone drive-ways.
The Sons Of Veterans should be nicely
patronized Saturday evening. is
The earnings Of the opera house this
season will showa decided increase.
Large and elegant stocks Of Christmas
presents can be seen at q number Of
counters.
A change In time took place on the W q
LIE Ry. Nov. 7, see corrected time table
on first ptge
Marshal Williams reports very few
knights Of the road to apply for lodgings
in the cooler. ,,,.-..
The pupils In the schools were hard at
work last week on the first examination
for the fall term.
The enterprising dry gopds firm Of Laun.
don windecker & Co. favor our readers
with a supplement to the ENTERrRIsE.
One and one-third fare for the round
trip over the Bee Line Dec. "a, good TO
return until Jan. 8. Special notice next is-
sue.
Postmaster Bush and his deputies have
about all the mail matter they care to
handle al present This Is the month for
presents.
The council should devise some plan to
place flag staff upon the the city hall.
As Il now Is there is no place TO suspend
the national colors on public occasions.
y Al should make It point to attend the
next lecture the speaker comes well reeo-
mmended and no fears need be entetalned
but rich literary treat is in store for all
who attend. 1850
The board Of managers at the Peniten-
tiary has decided that Mrs. Garrett 'emusi
now surrender her child which Is eighteen
months old, To any one bearing authority
from Its father, A. d. Garrett.
Mrs. Lucinda Avery, aged eighty-foui
called at this Office TO renew her subscrip
tion Tuesday mocning. She appeared as
active as many at three score and ten
Mrs. Avery is probably the Oldest patron
on our list.
The reception given Rev. s. ID. Gam
NELL and family at The church parlors
was .largely attended. They lett Friday
forenoon over the w. q L. Z. Ry- fol
their new field of labor, leaving host Of
friends in the Cheese City.
. Winter is at bapd and very few idle
laboring men can be seen on the street
which is quite change from one year
ago. The new buildings erected and the
increas manufacturing interests is
furnishing employment for the surplus
help.
In the bill Of complaint filed agains,
Speakerelect Lampson, irregularities are
charged as taking place in election pro
ceedlngs in Wellington, Lorain county
Will the informant please arise ana ex
plain through THE ENTERPRISE what
they were. .
Quite valuable pocketbook was found
near the opera house one morning las
week. Tbs contents consisted OF two
guilds Of chewing gum. The owner car
haye the whole outfit by calling at thii
Office. A little extra precaution will have
to be taken on our part to see that the
contents are properly identified.
A benefit for the Sons Of Veterans will
be given at the opera house, Saturds y
afternoon and evening, Dec. IA, under the
direction Of Mr.. Line Kibbey will present
the sparkling comedy Little Ferrit.'
The cast Of characters assigned are, Miss
Vic. Wilcox, Miss Mime Forbes, Miss
Bertha Howk, Mr.. Frank Biggs, Mr..
Harry Christie, Mr. Henry Stevick, Mr.
Walter Hall, Mr.Grant Watts, Mr.. Line
Klbbey.
Saturday evening we took short ride
over the W. & L, L. Ry. Not having
been over that part Of the line for some
time, mention Of the progress Of The
road and the towns on the line will not b
ont Of place. The road bed has beer
much improved, the coaches and rolling
stock are in first class condition, ant
their train employees appeared to be or
the alert 10 give every assistance e
passengers that was possible. On ac
count Of the large stoneinterests at Olarks
field the town is rapidly building ~
+ with nice clean, commodious residences