The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The young men should organize d ue-
batting club.
The sporting fraternity are after the
quail every day.
Every room north Of the Star bakery is
occupied by tenant.
The one year benefit associations have
become thing Of the past.
Master John Linder has downed 900
English sparrows since September 10.
Our local political lights are becoming
quite Interested in the senatorial race.
A number OF life insurance agents have
been in town within the past two weeks.
A very fine quality of apples grown in
West Virginia are tor sale IN this market.
A number of the business houses have
advertised TO be closed on thanksgiving
day.
The nimrods are making calculations
upon three days this week TO look after
rabbits.
Mayor Couch has taken column In
this paper to boom his friend Foraker for
senator.
The Kings daughters are arranging
to visit the needy and make them dona-
tons tomorrow.
Tomorrow is the day 10 attend divine
service, visit our friends and partake Of
the good things.
Union services in the M. E. church to-
morrow. Rev. A. @. Wall will preach the
thanksgiving sermon.
]. Kitchen, of Spencer, is reported to
have deserted his family and fled to
more congenial cline.
Twentyeight members from the K Of
p. lodge at La Grange visited the lodg'
here Monday evening
A heavy rain storm visited us Monday
which filed all the small streams for The
first time in many months.
Invitations are out for balls to take
place at the town hall here and the Hun
tington house this evening.
Entertainments at the opera hous'
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
and matinee Saturday afternoon.
Twenty thousand pounds of dressed
turkey were shipped to the eastern mar
keis from this place for thanksgiving
The conductors Of the passenger train
on the Big Fonr do not appear to fec
very sorry over the down fall Of the tickt
and fare collectors.
The landlord Of the American house ha
dispensed with portion OF his femal
help and employed fye coloied gentle
men to fill their places.
A thanksgiving social will follow IT,
PRAYER meeting at the NJ. E. church Thur
day evening. The customary ofieriu
will be applied on the church debt.
"A heavy gale of wind visited us MOI
day afternoon and evening, which mad
bad work with the decayed branches
the trees and insecure business signs.
Rev. Anna II. Shaw will speak upf
temperance at the opera house Sund'
evening, November 20. The male qua
tete has agreed 10 be present and assist
the music.
Mss Matilda Armstrong was relieved
tumor, in Cleveland last week, IN
weighed fifteen pounds. She Is rerort'
TO be getting along nicely, and the Indie
tions are good Tor a speedy recovery.
A troupe was billed to appear at I
opera house Wednesday evening, b
they failed to arrive In time. Later th
were heard from at Wilmington, o., ha
ing made a mistake In the name OF
town.
The proprietors Of the bending wor
and Phelps Bros, at the II. Wadswol
planning mill. have been compelled to 81
ply their plants with water from d
tance Tor some weeks. The recent hes
rain doubtless proved welcome visitor
At the last meeting Of the +. q A.
the following officers were elected for
ensuing year: E. r. stanard, W. M;
8. HoIlenbach, 8. W.; GIN. Young,J. '
T. Doland, Treas; 7. @. Yale, sec.;
a @. Crane, s. D.; Q. Sage, j. d.; D.
Bradley, Tyler
Passenger train No. 2, going east on
Big Four, Monday evening, ran into
open switch at New London and colli
with a freight engine that was stand
on the side track, demolishing both
eines badly, but no one was Injured.
train passed through this place 1913
N.
One morning last week alter one Of
milk men had made his delivery