The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
churches while public services are In ses
sion and enjoy social havana.

churches while public services are In ses-
sion and enjoy social havana.
Grandpa Perry deposited his vote on
election day. His first vote was cast in the
spring Of 1910; his first for President was
cast for James Madison In 1872
The citizens on the Penfeld road do not
care to have any more rubbish unloaded
at the bridge east of town. A repetition
of the same may cause trouble.
Our exchanges speak Of us as being the
avoirdupoise corner Of the county. Well,
we ieel abundantly able TO hold this corner
down to its place without any assistance,
Our subscription clerk is at his desk
again, ready to receive the cash. Please
call in and interview him on the question
of finance; he will treat you very'politely,
The telegraph operators are the busy
men on the evening after election the"wee
sma" hours finds them still at work In
order that the people may know who is
elected.
The city of Springfield has captured the
last one Of the four Townsend brothers
from this place and ushered them into
service for the manufacturing interests In
that city.
W. r. Santley returned from his trip to
Arkansas and reports matters in very
flourishing condition. The company have
large hardwood lumber interests near
Jonesboro, in that State.
Our readers will please see their next
door neighbor about subscribing for your
home paper. THE ENTERPRISE is be.
ginning to be heard now days In the
remote parts of the county.
Parties leaving town to remain for a
time should not forget TO stop In and sub
scribe for The ENTERPRISE. 1t gives all
Of the local and county news which
answers for weekly letter from home.
This paper expects to devote quite an
amount Of space TO society notes from now
until January 1st. Our patrons will
please see that brief notices Of anything o.
the kind reach our table In time for publ
cation each week.
I, Ifitis our trip up Salt river, II will re
quire a number Of days yet to make oul
steamer seaworthy, as she has been In the
dry docks since November, 1884. II u
too bad, but guess we might as well pacl
our grips snd all pile in.
| Election day talk. "Wc are for thu
maintenance OF q good gcyernment.-Re
publicans." 1--WE are bound TO kick bos
Foraker out.n-Democrais "The olt
parties are on their last legs and we pro
pose In time to elect pure men to Office
Prohibitionists.
Thus far shalt thou come and no FAR
ther. Monday afternoon the township
trustees caused stakes TO be driver
at point the number Of feet pre-
scribed by law from the polls. 1t seem
though every precaution imaginable ha
to be resorted TO to keep men honest
Addison B. wadsworth has written
letter to the papers In Elyria making
denial that he was the correspondent 4
the weekly Tribune from that place.
took the Duke many weeks TO study ul
this dodge, but he finally made II. Add
sons productions In the Tribune did NO
appear to meet with favor.
We note that Mr.. J. B. Parnell, who !
managing the drug department Of DR.. j v
Houghton's store, successfully passed tn
, examination of the State Board OF Phal
macy for Ohio, as a Pharmacist, whic
recently held In Cleveland. Mr.. Parne
also holds certificate from New Yor
State, and also as an associate OF tn
Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain.
The Methodist society at Penfield Sur
day last voted their pastor Rev. o. Law
, renee leave Of absence for fortnigh
The divine left for Cleveland Monday an
on the way called on his friends in tn
: Cheese City. The editors sanctum wa
: not forgotten and during the very plea
ant interview It was ascertalned that b
designed returning 10 Penheld with b
bride. He wore very pleasant smile.
r Mr.. Ira Allis, a tailor and cutter, regi
tered at the American House In Apr
1869, with the intention Of remaining her
,, only few days; but business mattel
have been such that he Is still q boards
under the same roof, has occupied th
same room all these years and has ne
4 been absent to exceed two days durip
. the entire time. Mr.. Allis Is firm b
: lever In the doctrine Of progression afts
death, as will be seen on 0 visit to b
a room, the weekly files OF the Banner
: Light, spiritualist paper published
0 Boston, occupying one corner Of the rool
from the floor TO ceiling.
III Marshal Williams was on hand Halloy