The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-27
GOLD DOLLARS
FOR soc.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
January thaw.

January thaW.
Who will be my valentine this yearS
A few cases of grippe are reported.
Wellington is the place to buy clothing
The town clock is an excellent time
keeper.
It is now Editor aud Lawyer Johnson
of Elyria.
A good quality of fur is being brought
into the market.
Artificial light is being resorted to q
little later each day.
Read UP the presidents message on the
situation with Chilli.
Potatoes should be sold by weight in-
stead of by measure.
sleigAing parties have been numerous
for the past two weeks.
The expense CT an electric light plant
shonld be figured upon.
The premium list for the fair will be
completed by tomorrow.
Jack Frost has been playing a game OF
freeze.out with the grippe.
The williams ice house is being filed
with an excellent quality OF ice.
Milo Cone a prominent dealer in live
stock in Penfeld, died last week.
Col. Couch will probably now lay his SEN
a,orisl clubs away Tor future use.
Work on the gates al the crossing on the
Big Four Is being pushed rapidly
The fire insurance companies had very
few losses to pay IN this vicinity in 1891.
The Big Four had men patrol the track
at night during the recent cold weather,
The ice on the sidewalks caused the
heayyweights to step exceedingly careful
The bright sunshine on Monday inter
fered very much with the good sleighing
A change in the running time of trains
on the w. g. L. E. will take place Jan. 81
Sorry to learn OF the death Of our old
time correspondent, Richard Mills, Of
Pittsfeld.
Thanks 10 James Vick's Sons, OF Roch'
ester, N. Y, for a copy Of Vick's Floral
Guide beautifully illustrated.
Mrs. P. A. Emerson has treated hei
store room to French plate glass front and
counters and shelving of modern design.
The cause Of the two freight trains com
ing together on the W. & L. E. is charged
to the negligence OF the operator at Lodi
The subject OF some Of the papers 10 b'
read at the Century club are sketches o.
the lives of number Of southern generals
Some of the operators on the W. d l.. Z
should be confined TO little systematic
plan OF transmitting orders to avoit
accidents.
Letters received from persons sojourn
ing in Florida report that the. orange crol
is now being gathered and the flowers ar'
IN full bloom.
Tuesday morning L.C. Ledyard failed
to report for duty as jaDitcr at the schoo
house for the first time IN fourteen years
The Russian called to pay his respects th'
evening previous.
1t appears that some Of the inhabitant
Of Brighton township do not even look a
the family Bible but once in seventeen
years, and then only TO settle disputes. /
really looks as though there was goot
field for missionary work.
Thanks 10 Hon. ]. T. Haskell for a bool
containing the names Of the members WHIT
serve on committees in the senate ant
house. Mr.. Haskell is member Of thu
committees on federal relations and coun
ty affairs, and chairman of the COMMITTEES
on public ways
Parents should be careful about causinI
their children to remain out Of school 4
perform labor. The labor performed By
such will be of little value, and a grea
detriment to the child. Parents should
take view of the situation as TO the high
er interests OF their children rather thai
from a pecuniary standpoint.
IDArmary Director d. M. Hall, o
Brighton, attended the state convention o
infirmary directors that convened in Co
lumbus last week, and while there h
called upon Gov. Mckinley. The visito
made an effort to make himself YER.
agreeable with his excellency, but he ap
peared very cool until Dan informed hin
that his call was merely friendly on
and that he was seeking no political ap
pointment; then the governor was read.
for q friendly chat
DON'T experimept with your health. Yo,