The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
A merry Christmas to all.

A merry Christmas to all.
Read the new advertisements.
One case Of grip lie reported in town.
Step In and consult our clubbing rates.
Fine designs of wedding cards on hand
When our heayyweights get into bug
gy the springs have friendly meeting
The boys are buying Christmas presents
for their best girls.
The school boys will now have couple
of weeks to look after the rabbits
The dealer In coal oil is having rush
in trade.
Marshall Williams has been appointed
deputy sheriff fer Lorain county.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
ENTERPRISE.
A new telescope has been purchased for
the use Of the high school.
The display windows Of some OF the
business firms are beauties.
Forefather's day services this evening
at the Congregational church.
Marshal Williams has been perform
ing extra duty for the past week.
The latest celestial to arrive has a
new sign, which reads, "Wah Sing, Laun-
dry"
The insurance companies are supplying
their patrons with beautiful calendars for
1898.
The indications are that Wellington
will be favored with a large holiday
trade.
A new importation of Danes are ex-
pec,ed this week. They will reside west
Of town. "a.
Prosecuting Attorney Webber and Cor
oner Braman, Of Elyrla, DEVOTED last week
TO matters Of interest in this place.
The death list and improvements made
In the town for 1892, will be given the
first issue in January 1893.
Builders make contracts and proceed
with the construction Of buildings Just the
some as though It were May.
On account Of the farmers institute and
the preliminary hearing Of John Arnold
the town was we'll paironized Friday and
Saturday.
The Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics will give ball and oyster sup
per at the X. OF P. hall Friday evening
December o.
1t Is reported that the grangers will op-
crate general store In the first story oi
their building In process Of construction
west Of town.
The account Of the preliminary hearing
in the mayors court OF Joha Arnold fol
the murder Of his wife, will be found In
another column.
The Big Four and W. & L. E. railways
will favor the people with special rates
during the holidays in order 20 give then
an opportunity TO visit their friends.
On account Of the old Jail being iorr
down and a new one under construction
Lorain county is compelled to send hel
prisoners to the Jail In Cuyahoga county
Lorain county has just six feet and five
inches OF coroner. No other county II
the state has as much coroner, In length
as we have. We will not need him any
longer after he closes his present term.
The people Of this place were very
much astonished to learn that John Arm
old should be charged with killing hi
wife. Mr.. Arnold has lived here a nun
Der Of years and always conducted him
self In very exemplary manner
The case of Reynourd vs. Leggee In re-
pleyin was called In Justice Vanator'l
court monday morning. Attorney Dick
son made motion 10 dismiss on account o.
one word being omitted which be though
was material to the affidavit. The
court overruled the motion and contin
uance was taken until December %.
The minds Of the operators on the Big
Four are In very unsettled condition
The boys got. the promise Of an advance
in wages from Superintendent Peck, bu'
they were not satisfied with that, but do
handed recognition Of their union, 4
which he declined. They then apppealet
to General Manager Ramsey and he mo-
only revoked Mr. Peck's order to, gran
them an increase in pay, but declined e
recognize their union. This served then
right
Miss Hattie NJ. Mason's paper, entitled
'sThe Problem Of the Modern Exodus
from the Farm" was read at the formers
institute, Saturday afternoon It was Of
high literary mesit, and was eagerly
sought Tor by Prof Chamberlain for pub
llcation In the Ohio Farmer and also b.
r. Baker for publication IN the Ohio Az
rIculturnl report for 1902. Tbe subiec
covered good bit Of ground, but all wal
fltted,wilb closely woven web Of thought
that showed study and research on th'
paIf OF the author.