The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26

ent.
A judge In Cleveland sentenced per-
son charged with stealing bicycle to
four years Imprisonment in tho peniten-
tiary.
The members of the NJ. E. church will
vote upon the question Of admitting wom-
en- as members Of the Conference Friday
afternoon.
A cut and description Of the buildings
erected by the Wellington Machine Com
pany vii appear in this paper within
few weeks.
One fare and third for the round trip to
all points on the w. & L. E. Ry. Tickets
sold rTov. 20 and 9th, good TO return un-
til the 3Oth.
Our dealers have no trouble in getting
all the potatoes they want from Northern
Michigan of good quality and at reason.
able prices.
The people of Pittstield held union ser
vices on Sabbath in order that the church
people might devote Thanksgiving to Wis
iting their friends.
The Wellington FIGURING Mil has not
been running for the past week on account
of the -four market being Overstocked in
all the leading cities.
Ned Brumlow, who is stopping at |. N.
Linder's on Elm St., is down afflicted with
the Ia grippe. This is the first case re-
ported of the season.
Some of our business men have broken
their former records in attending divine
service Of late. The morals OF the town
are bound to improve.
L. Z. Hustled has purchased ,went'five
hundred turkeys for Thanksgiving. One
thousand wasIreceived at this place and
the balance at other points.
Notices are posted in the windows of
some OF the business rooms, notifying the
public that this business room will be
closed on Thanksgiving day.
The people in New London want the
c., l.. & w. Ry. to construct branch
from Medina to Cleveland, so they can
reach the city without patronizing the Big
Four.
Prof. Wright is distinguished scholar
author anG lecturer, and tanks among the
first In his profession In the United States
Come and hear him. Only SOC, for the
three lectures.
Our sporting fraternity have been or
the tramp for number Of days looking
after the quail, but up TO date very few
birds compared with former seasons have
been captured.
On account Of the roads being in beItel
condition than at any time since Oct. lst
our business men had the pleasure of TAX
ing by the hand number Of customer
who had not been in town since tina
time.
Don't fail to hear Prot. Wright's lecture
on the Ice Age, Monday evenings, the lst
Sth and 18th Of Dec, 1890. Tickets 70
course, SOC. Single admission, 20c. Chill
dren under ten years, accompanied by par
ents, free.
Very few horses are shipped 10 tn
eastern markets from this place at present
as dealers claim there is no chance to dis
pose Of them at profit. Operating
street cars by cable and electricity Is he
ginning TO tell
The silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
V. Phelon, on South Main street was celC
brated Saturday evening, Nov. %, In th
presence of 30 invited guests. A sumT
tous repas, was partaken Of and genera
good time prevailed.
L. Benedict and ]. Burt are able 10 b
on their pegs" again after receiving th
tumble from the elevator onto nest 0
barb wire. Mr.. Benedict holds an accl
dent policy and is drawing the comfort
able sum of $25 per week.
Postmaster Hustled has plenty Of wrap
ping paper from the newspapers sent her
that the addressed have declined to n
ceive and the publisher has been noti6e
Of the REFUSAL but still continues to sen
them. Copies are received addressed I
individuals who left here three years agt
At aregular meeting Of F.& A. N
held Tuesday evening, the tollowin
officers were elected for the ensuin
year: &. r. Stannard, W. NJ, r. s. Ho
lenbach, s. W. Gillln Young.,J j. w., T. d.
land. Treas, T.G. Yale, Secy., W.
Crane, s. D.. W. B. Vischer, J, D., J. I
vermilya, Tyler
Mayor Couch went out Monday morn
ing 10 see what length Of time the train
on the Big Four blockaded the stree
crossings When the train started up b
asceriained that bis watch had been stopT
ed lor three hours The engineer an