The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-12-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.



mas.
December has been almost as pleasant as
May.
Candy is now sold by the bushei OF
cord. 49,,
Our merchants are having q boom 'niS
week.
Only one more week to practice our Oa'
habits.
The quail are a, rest but the rabbit Is
the target.
A rush is made for Christmas presents
this week
The glee singers of oberlin will visit us
January2.
Irv;,a,,ons are out for the usual number
of holiday hops.
Read up the new advertisements lot
pointers on bargains
Our resident government Objects
should don navy blue.
Next issue will close volume twenty
five Of the ENTERPRISE.
The hotels will be deserted by CONNER
cial travellers next week.
supt. s,edwell had better procure a tent
used for travelling purposes.
Our correspondents must be busy look
ing after Christmas presents.
The physicians are busy looking a''er
those afflicted with the grip.
Christmas and new years come on that
unlucky day. Friday this year
C,I. Couch will certainly feel that ne
be has fallen among the Philistines.
Up to date we have moi had financial
failure to report 10 1901 at this place
The losses by fire in town for the pres
ent wear haye been exceedingly light.
visit your friends while the railway
companies sell tickets at reduced rates
Frank B. serAge sends his thirteenth
annual greeting to his patrons and friends
Farmers institute at the opero house
Monday and Tuesday, December - and So
The school boy desires little snow
to aid him propelling his sled down hill
The Kings Daughters remembered the
,oor In Cleveland by sending them box
Of clothing.
The grip is entertaining number oil
persons ius, OF present, although no serious
cases are reported.
The express cars are overloaded these
days. The messengers in charge scarcei,
having standing room.
The indications are good that the gate
win be established ct the crossing at th'
Big Four before spring.
Great interest is being manifested II
the protracted efforts in progress at Ia
Grange and Huntington.
1t is claimed that the fare collectors Oh
the passenger trains OF the Bug -Four VIII
step down and out January l.
The farmers should make II point :
be In town December % and % 10 atten
the institute. See the program In snoths
column.
Miss Alma sprsgue conducted ih
union schools 10 the entire satisfaction
the patrons dunng Mr.. Kinnison
absence.
A number Of Italians have transfere
here Of late from the Big Four TO q
TO points on the W. q l. T., to work in th
coal minis.
More changes have taken place in II
officials on this division Of the Big Fo'
within theapast two years than In an
twenty years previous.
\ The blank books and records Of u
Citizens Mutual Relief association we
packed In boxes this week and moved
Laundon, windecker & Cos warehoui
for storage.
Very few tramps visit US this winte
They have ascertained that a visit
Wellington means half q days work
the street under boss and Il does n
appear 10 meet with their approval
large audience was present at Il
Congregational church Sunday TO he
Rev. W. E. Barton preach upon the PROP
etofclosing the worlds fair on Sunda
His arguments were convincing ON eve
point that TO close IL on Sunday was u
naht<bing to do.
The G. L. & W. COMPANY has erected
nev. passenger station at Grafton. II
CONF nv probably became weary
being compelled to force their til
class passengers into the depot furnish
BY The Big Four IL is stsnge inde
thai company like pc Big Four will q
furnish better depot accomodatlo
at their local stations,