The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Four horse teams are fashionable again.
Even the English sparrow has deserted
us.
Our new story will commence next
week.
Let us have more light and that be elec. |
tric light.
The hotels were almost deserted on
election day.
The condition Of the roads are reported
to be very bad.
Real estate agents have no houses for
rent at present,
A rush of trade is observed at the
clothing stores.
The price on milk has advanced to six
cents per quart.
The Big Four route will soon be known
as the absorber.
Snow in small quantities has fallen in
the past few days.
A few cases might be named where
genuine love is being famed.
The Wellington Milling Company have
fine supply Of flour on hand.
The alarm raised over the return Of the
lagrippe has somewhat abated.
Advices from Micn. claim that the
prices on potatoes are advancing.
Editors Washburn and Reefy of Elyria
are discussing the tariff question.
Notwithstanding the condition of the
roads our business men report large sales.
The onion syndicate are causing canal
10 be cut through their premises at Lodi.
theatrical troupes do not appear to
fayer US with their presence yet this fall
The manager Of the Opera House speak
few words to the unobservers Of good
order.
Business at Chippewa Lake is reported
to be far below the average the pas
season.
Not word was said about electric
lights in the council chamber Monday
evening".
The sporting fraternity are waiting
patiently for the tenth day Of the montl
to arrive.
Sutliif & Hustled have received thir
teen hundred bushels Of potatoes from
Michigan.
The papers along the line Of the p, 4
&W Ry. can now make bonfire Of thei
sermons on cross railroads.
A class of fifty are receiving instruction
10 dancing every Friday evening at tn
upper hall by Miss Flanagan.
Thanks TO Capt Whitney OF the Cleve
land Cadets for complimentary to thei
annual entertainment 10 be held Nov. O.
Charles Moon, the laundrYman had hi
money drawer riAed and gold watch sto
en- Monday evening. Loss fifty dollars
The Young Ladies' Reading Circle wi
meet with Mrs, Walter Smith, Frida
evening, Nov. 7th, 1900, A large atten'
ance is desired.
Clarks6eld and White Fox are liste
among our correspondents this wee
This shows that THE ENTERPRISE is Il
creasing Its territory.
An individual cannot be censured 4
not returning an umbrella al present,
when one is borrowed Il is usually unde
stood that II Is TO be kept until the show
is oyer.
The people should be on their guard
travelling solicitors. Sign your names
no papers and entertain them no long
on your premises than common courte
demands TO strangers.
The police courts in the towns whe
the new railroads pass through are We
much crowded In dealing with the M
who are employed on the line for gettll
In a state OF oyerjoyfulness.
A company Of men In the interest Of d
vapor Stove company Of st. Louis, M
struck town Tuesday evening. They W
make this place their headquarters fol
number Of days and solicit orders in
country.
A little better janitor service at I
Opera House would be very highly 4
preciaied. We do not know where |
fault lies, but Thursday evening the ro'
was in no condition for the speaker
y audience.
Mr.. W. O. Crane was the recipient Q
draft for fifteen hundred dollars last we
from the fireman's mutual life insurar
association 70 cancel policy held by
son Charles, who died in Memphis, Ter
q few months since.