The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-20

ing, Nov. 20, from $50 to 7:80 o'clock.
After which good old fashioned camp
fire will be held, under the auspices OF
Col. W. F. Herrick camp of the Sons OF
Veterans.
Our local item last week on electric
lights has caused the question to be agi-
tated little. It would do no harm for
the committee on lights TO investigate The
difference in the expenses. 1t would
make our town appear far more brilliant
in the evening
The Salvation Army will give an oyster
supper at their hall, Saturday evening.
Tickets 20 cents, They have had their
hall newly papered. painted aud calci-
mined, and 1t will be beautifully decor
ated for the occasion Of The Sd anniyers-
ary Of the 142d corps of the Army of
Ohio, which will be held the 23d and
24th insts.
The Y. L. H. NJ. r. G. will give con-
cert at the NJ. E. Church next Friday
evening with orchestra aud other instru-
mental music. Some Of the features Of
the entertainment will be the singing Of
Mrs. Mcleod, Italian serenade with violin
obligato, the Starlight Musical Club, and
recltations by Mrs. Ida Stewart.
Our fighting editor would be very
improper person 10 attend the post office
about fifteen minutes after four O'Clock on
the days school is in session. No one else
need apply for admission until the school
audience is served. If it is necessary
for the pupils &c visit the office at all, 1t
would seem as though little better order
might lie observed.
DR.. Sheldon has returned to Wellington
TO live. He has secured and fitted up an
office In a convenient location and FUR
nished II with complete outfit for his
practice. We noticed during a short call
an expensive operating chair, appliances
for the treatment Of all fractures to which
humanity Is liable, and a well chosen
library of late medical literature. We
welcome the doctor upon his return.
| The citizens OF this village assembled
in the court room Monday evening to con
slider the proposal Of Allen a. Sydnal, oi
Norwalk, to remove their shops, for the
manufacture Of engine governors, TO this
place Their proposition was that the
citizens of Wellington subscribe $4,000, tc
help pay for the erection Of large two
story brick building. They had already
received some vrry good offers from
number Of other places, among them DE
fiance, which city agreed to give $500
and building site. Bennett Bros, Of thii
place made them private proposition
whereby the manufacture Of bricl
/ machines would be carried on in part o.
the new building Their offer was 81
, generous that Mtssrs Allen & Sydnal de
|, cided that If the citizens would subscrib
the alorsaid 1920, they would throw th'
offer from Defiance overheard and NOV,
70 Wellington. At the meeting SOM
81, 800 was subscribed, s. S. Warner head
ing the list with $500, followed by anothe
$500 from Laundon, Windecker d &c
The gentlemen from Norwalk though
they could not give Wellington but tina
evening to raise the money 10, as Dehanc
a demanded final answer Tuesday morn
: ing, They finally extended the time t
eleven O'Clock Tuesday, and then as tn
amount was not yet raised, TO Tuesda
: night, when another meeting was hel
and the necessary cash, with the exceptio
Of about $3.50, was subscribed. rhi
8 amount will probably be raised to day.
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