The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-20
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Ten degrees below zero Jan. 20.

Ten degrees below zero Jan. 20.
Pay day on the big four Saturday.
Very few cases of grip are reported this
week,
The sporting fraternity are after the
rabbits.
Prices on wheat are gradually on the
decline.
The cold weater prophet has guessed 1t
this time.
Snow eight inches deep and excellent
sleighing.
The almanac informs us that winter is
half gone.
Snow fell to the depth of four inches
Monday night,
The hardwood mill yards are being
filed with logs.
E, L. Benedict is having a fine time
travelling in Dixie.
Snow plows and shovels are good prop
erty TO have in Stock.
The dry goods clerks are busy measur.
ing what is left in original packages
A person entered the office this morning
and reported that his ice had frozen up.
One of Q. E. Sutllff's coal sheds was
visited at an unreasonable hour last week.
Sleighing parties leave every evening
10 the neighboring towns for social time.
No report has been received from the
secretary OF the order Of l. o, G. T. officers
elect.
Marshal Williams has had busy week
looking after prisoners confined in the
cooler.
Postmaster Hustled had his first order
for the new design Of postal cards filed
Monday.
On account of the heavy fall Of snow all
trains were late on the railways Tuesday
morning.
Winter wraps that have not been in use
for the past five years have been forced
into service.
Public schools adjourned Wednesday
forenoon as the janitor could not get the
right temperature.
The time given for trains TO leave Hun
tington on the P. A. & W. Ry. and at Sui.
livan on the B. & o. is given on the first
page.
The ice gathered this year was not Of
the best quality but the factory men did
not care to walt and run the risk Of get
ting none.
Two freight trains attempted TO pass on
the main track south of Lodi, Monday
on the W. & l.. E. No one was hurt
Trains delayed about two hours.
The members of the Wellington fair
should have known that this is presiden-
tlal election year and Mr.. Follansbee
would have no time to devote to the inter.
est Of agricultural fairs.
Several parties Of young people from
Oberlin came here last week and stopped
at the American house TO spend the even.
ing. Landlord Williams served them
with supper, after which the dining hal
was placed in shape for a short whirl al
the light fantastic toe.
The stock holders Of the first National
bank convened on Tuesday last but ad.
journed until Saturday on account Of the
absence Of some Of the prominent share
holders. They convened again Saturday
and reelected the old board Of directors
The meeting was then called TO order and
8. 8. Warner was elected president. R.A.
Horr will remain as cashier for the pres
ent and VIM. Cushion assistant
A party Of friends numbering fourteen
from the Herrick, Howk and Starr fami
lies went to the residence Of Doc. Hull, In
the southwest part Of the township
Wednesday evening. A majority Of the
party were old time school-mates in the
days when they went across lots and
climbed over brush fences to attend dis
trict school, and the boys would accom-.
pany the girls home from spelling
matches, etc. After partaking Of social
repast, the time was spent in singing, Wis.
iting and a speech from ex-Mayor Her
rick. The ex-maYor having been quite Q
favorite among the fairer sex during the
days when he supported his first mus
tache, necited many incidents that were
amusing to the company. At O'Clock
the happy party separated. feeling that Q
meeting for the rehearsal Of old time
events was extremely enjoyable.