The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Hay has reached $40 per ton.
One case of diptheria in town.
The snow birds have returned
Politicians can now take vacation.
A snow storm visited us Friday evening.
Thanksgiving day Thursday, November
"a.
Winter wraps were hauled out Satur-
day.
Saturday and Monday were great days
in town.
The voters were divided for the first
time, Tuesday.
The political editorial wagons will now
be run in for repairs,
The local fire insurance agents are busy
renewing risks for the year.
Burdette at the Congregational church,
Wednesday evening, Nov. 10.
The next regular election day will be
the first Monday in April, 1893.
Oscar G. Murry has been appointed sec.
ond vice.president Of the Big Four.
The cheese factories recently operated
by q, W. Crosier & Co. have been closed
up.
A flock Of wild geese passed over town
to the northwest, This is an indication
Of cold snap.
Five hundred samples of calling cards,
folders, invitations and wedding cards can
be seen at this office,
The indications are that all of the fire
insurance companies will advance their
rates after January J.
Rev. W. E. Barton leaves, tomorrow, to
attend the international convention Of
Christian workers in Boston.
The Kings Daughters wish to express
their gratitude to Mrs. j. II. Turley for
her generous GIFT Of ten dollars.
G. Sage attended the meeting Of the
agents of the Ohio Farmers Insurance
company in Columbus, last week.
The W. & L. E. pays the employees with
checks, which saves the trouble and dan
ger Of carrying currency over the road.
Prof. F. j. Van Horn, who has preached
acceptably in Wellington will fill the pull
pit Of the Congregational church, Sunday,
L. H. Wadsworth, OF Greenwich, will
take charge Of the business at this place
and d. B. 0rdway will 90 to Greenwich
to look after the business at that place.
The little five-year-old daughter Of Hen
ry and Ella Bradley died Of diphtheriS
Tuesday morning, and her remains were
inferred In the afternoon. Burial private
The election news was received In the
town hall Tuesday evening. The Posia
Telegraph company kindly placed III
wires there for the accommodation Of the
people.
The Postal Telegraph company ha'
caused notice 10 be posted In its loca
offices denying the report that The stock o.
the company has been purchased by th'
Western Union Telegraph company.
The business In the common pleas cour
in Lorain county had to stop when th,
cases began to be called that L. G. John
son was connected with, as he is connect
ed with about seven. eighths of them,
The Big Four company recognizes fou
stations on this division, viz, Delaware
Gallon, Crestline and Shelby as beinI
points that warrant stopping the mid
day trains al. All other stations are &C
commodated morning and evening.
Foreign building and loan association
agents had better keep out of WellingtoI
lust at present Tne failure Of the com
pany in Dayton makes the second one tina
has failed within the past six weeks tha
individuals from this Town were intereste,
In.
The committee Of the council on side
walks should see that the orders Of th
council to build and repair walks are en-
forced promptly, or authorize the stree
commissioner to enforce It, Good walk
are an ornament to the town and a safe
guard against accidents.
The timbers bearing the floor In Baird
hop tea station proved TO be too light !
carry the burden Thursday evening, q
they gave away and let the multitude int
the cellar. No bones were reported brol
en-, and everything was placed in condiiio
for business the next day.
The failure Of the North American Cc
operative building and loan association, I
Dayton, O., caught q number Of the CIT
zens Of this place. The concern was q
tablished 10 July 1891, and run Just Ion
enough for the officers TO make prets
good haul from the stake ins.r " 90
The polls were opened promptly .
time with c. McDermott, E. L. Johns, v
B. vischer, G. w. Amer as siudges and !
L. Benedict and Z. Wells for clelks 10 u
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