The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-12-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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Job printing neatly executed at this Of
fce.
Santa Claus has opened his supply
house.
Col. Couch is still shooting his Foraker
skyrockets.
A great revival is IN progress in the M.
L, church at Huntington.
A number have fears that the Russian
will appear again this winter.
The farmers complain that the hunters
make bad work with their fences
The Wellington Machine company has
been incorporated as a stock company.
We club with all the periodicals pub
lished in the United States and Canada.
Forty members Of the order of l. o o.
F. visited the lodge at Grafton Thursday
evening
Our divlnes went out to the district
school houses Sunday afternoon and held
meetings.
Mail your presents early enough TO
have them reach your friends the day
previous TO Christmas.
Our patrons will please see that they
take their own paper for the coming year
instead OF the EDITORS.
]. II. Gardner, Of Spencer. is making
his annual tour 10 look up subscribers for
papers and periodicals.
Miss Jennie Brown, Of Prospect street,
departed this life this morning after many
years OF continued suffering.
The time for shooting quail will expire
tomorrow. They should be protected
now until November 10, 1894.
Burt Howk has purchased the milk
route and business oil +. ID. Warren and
win take possession February 1.
The members Of Pomona grange had a
chicken pie supper at Grange Hall Sat
urday with goo,ly number In attend
ance.
r Superintendent Kinnison was called u
jackson. O., Tuesday morning to visit bis
father, who is not expected to live. The
schools we're left In charge Of Miss
Alma Sprsgue.
r. Il. Kinnison was selected as one o
the Judges al the oratoiical contest foI
three counties. The contest was held IL
Lodi Friday evening. There we're seven
teen contestants.
The action begun before Esq. peirce b'
L.C. Winchel against X. ]. Winchel ha
been withdrawn. The latter was met II
Cleveland by an attorney from here an'
assigned all his personal property TO III
proper creditor.
IA few days since box coniaininl
o silvera service was found in tn
hay loft Of o barn located In school di'
trict No. A. I, Is supposed 10 be the com
mupion service stolen from the NJ. L
church in Huntington. The finder took
TO Huntington for Identification soon afte
lie discovery.
Fred Kibbie, Of Huron, who was en-
ployed as q brakeman on the W. q l.. Z
fell between the cars while In line OF du'
At Brighton Tuesday evening Of last wee
and the train passed over one arm an
both limbs. He was taken TO Norwall
where he received medical attendanc
hut died from loss Of blood Wednesds
afternoon.
The Century club deserves the thanl
Of the people Of Wellington for the CO.
Ger, given In the opera house last nigh
The Kellogg company is one Of the ie
first class companies that have late
come TO town. Mr.. Kellogg's whistlii
surpasses all description. He was CALI
back after each number. Misses Russ'
and Devine have good voices and q
various performances OF the Per
Brothers made the program one OF u
usual variety and interest.
About all Of the one year benefit asso'
afions have proven failure and the mel
bers In many instances are compelled
accept Of q certain amount Of what Tn
paid IN, while others get nothing. i
Iron Hall seems to be the only order
the kind in the United States that has 81
yived. II makes return In seven YET
instead Of one, which Is about all
difference. It has been organized eley
years and has membership OF 63,t
and cash capital reserve Of 81 100000
A farewell lunch party was given
honor Of Mrs May Alden Ward, preside
Of the East End Conversational club
the residence Of one Of The members
Euclid avenue last Thursday afterno
Thiriy-seven ladies were present. I
toasts evidenced the high literary ch
acter OF the guests, their regret
Mrs. Wards departure from Gle
land, and appreciation Of the
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