The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Read our Christmas stories on page 8.
This will be known as the green Christ
mas.
The season for shooting quail has sx-
pired,
There was rush to pay taxes last
week,
The school scholars are having grand
good time.
Our clubbing rates are being appreci-
ated by the people.
From appearances plenty Of hop tea can
be procured in town.
The aspirants for the postofice are on
picket duty Just now.
We wish our readers merry Christmas
and happy New Year.
The churches were adorned with ever
green trees last evening.
The Southern people should come
North this time for health.
The name of Pittsheld Grange has been
changed 10 read Wellington.
The Wellington Historical Society
should be heard from occasionally.
We furnished the Litnhfeld Dancing
Club with some very fine programs.
The boys held q number Of business
meetings over the outlook for skating.
The discussion Of farm topics has
become quite interesting at Grange Hall.
The farmers are bringing an unusual
amount OF dressed meats into the market.
Quite number are reported as being
on the sick list as the result Of bad colds.
Remember to use figure nine and a
naught In dating Of manuscript next
week.
The stockholders Of the Natural Gas
Company viii hold meeting Monday,
January 9Th.
Contractors have had an excellent time
to complete the building commenced late
in the season.
It isa very excellent time to talk up
purchasing stone for the road by the
people Of the township.
Read up the advertisements II you want
TO get pointers on useful and ornamental
presents at reasonable figures.
Our merchants are:favored with nice
patronage by rail from Spencer, Rochester,
Brighton, and La Grange this weather.
Notwithstanding the bad condition Of
the roads the country people favored US
with their presence every day last week.
Saturday wasI'the shortest day Of the
season. From that date until June 2isi
there will continue TO be more light each
day.
Life and accident insurance agents are
busy soliciting business In order to make
a good showing TO their respective com
panies,
The scare about cold winter 10.
fiuenced many 10 lay In an unusual supply
Of fuel. Well II viii not "spile" until
another year.
A number are very anxious 70 learn
what charges have been preferred agains
the Board Of Elections here on the
November election day.
We clip the following prices paid fol
grain and hay from our Burlingame, Kan
special; Corn, fourteen cents; Hay one
dollar and fifty cents per ton.
A social hop given BY the Dancinl
Club viii be indulged In at the town hall
Friday evening. The dancing will com
mence promptly at half-past eight O'Clock
aDont tell anyone Is the waich-wort
3 this week, Il am purchasing this for --
I. aud do not want a person 10 be any th'
wiser until the gin Is presented Christma'
morning"
E.E. Hustled has shipped TO the easter
markets sixteen tons Of dressed poultry
thirteen thousand pounds for Thanksgiv
ing, and nineteen thousand pounds To-
Christmas.
DR.. Hisey has purchased very fin'
dental chair with the hydraulic pressure
improvement attached. With the iorc,
Of one finger a weight Of five hundre,
pounds can be moved.
Mr. s. X. Laundon has drawn fou
hundred and ten dollars from the Guar
antee and Fidelity accident insurance
companies Of New York for ipjurie
received to his person by accident in tn
past three years.
II this proves TO be an open wintei
win be three Of q kind In succession
n while a similar instance Is unknown =
even tie most aged peopleliying. 1sszt