The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-13
NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About the Recent Happenings and
special Events in Their I'm
mediate Vicinity.

in t1o Icy air OF night,
WhlIefhe stars that oversprinkle
Allthe heavens seem to twinkle
IfR crystalline delight;
Keeping time, time. time,
Wilh 2 sort Of runlc rhyme.
To tlis tint innabulation
Thatso musically wells
From the bells, bells, bells, bells. bells,
FrolEfthe jlnglIng and the tinkllng OF the
Mlls."
The llne weather anu excellent sleigh
Ing Mas called forth parties, socials,d dances
and slelghrides and the peoples pleasures
and efJoyments are only controlled by
the inevitable law Of supply and demand.
Abolli twenty Of our Juveniles gathered
at ihefesidence OF E. L. Pierce on Wed
nesdny evening last, where they enjoyed
tafiy btsl and general good time. A
leap year party was on the program for
Fridaysevening at the home OF G. M. Lang
and nlloUt forty were in attendance. IL
WAS aa excellent opportunity for the boys
and itwas well improved, and the girls
ought 70 be well pleased when they ask
the bnss Ii was splendid occasion for
the pretty ones to show their skill In
horssmAnship and the manner In which
they handled the ribbons brought many a
hlush 10 the cheek Of their awkward
companlpns, who heretofore thought
ihemselsrs unsurpassible in such matters.
] q. Nc Star, Chas. Taller, A. Farryman
and Il sooy were in Cleveland on busi'
ness rne day last week.
The center school commenced this
morning with The usual bum and din OF
voices. ~
Ed. Drown returned home from Cleie-
land hs. Thursday
| Niss sksarvia reuneld has been added
tiSssasl lGk The olbers ave gradually
Improving at the last report
ltis reported that the mercury crowded
itself down In eighteen degrees below zero
during Saturday night.
Sunday evening while Samdel NailoT
aud fimily were at church, sparks set fire
Ia lbe chimney and the flames commani'
Gated i0 the root aud S,on his house wa'
in ashes Some Of his neighhors gatlrrtd
At the burning house aud Scc' ed"d IL
ressuing a lew nt the ccut' ula whirl
were on the first foor.
The ice men are hard ut wolk s"turin.
their next summers ice. The Jan huai!
thaw seems To be upon US and rxtrn ,iion
are being made TO ill the houses before /
takes full possession: for ''procrastiuatiui
Is ihe tibet Of time
: L. Boise has made arrangements viii
W. Hart whereby he has the Use of Mr
, Hart's farm for the coming year. USo.
JAN. 12.--0ur January thaw has com
= and the sleighing gone.
Nj. and Mrs J. B. Murray have return
ed from a visit to Wakeman, o.
Mrs. May Pierce, of Wellington, mad
a visit to her parents last week.
The Sunday school class and Joun
friends of Cort Lang gave him IN oysle
] supper nt his home last Friday evening
! They had very pleasant time and III
! youngsters line sleighride.
l Il. q. Falconer is an old Nrginlau lool
ing for new hume.
= Leroy Bmret is on The gain.
/. There wns mn oyster supper al Fran
= Curtice'. A large crowd was in aiten'
anceand a good lime enjoyed by all.
y Miss Allie Wllbeck has been spendir
hr vacation with friends in Michigan.
News reached here Friday snnouncir
n the death Of Mrs G. A. Reeders sister
l. Leroy, o. There we're no services In u
, Nj. E. church Sunday morning, on accou
. Of their absence.