The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Attend tn. farmers, institute.

Attend the farmers institute.
Visit your friends during holidays.
Mrs. standish has class of sixty.eight.
Santa Clause is fitting up his reindeeis,
Some of the boys are moving into mems
trousers.
December 81 will be the shortest day in
the year,
The opera house was opened every night
last week.
TIE mercury has not struck zero yet
this winter.
Christmas and new years come on Sun
day, this year.
The price on milk has been advanced TO
six cents per quart.
No end to the Christmas presents that
can be found in town.
A telephone box has been placed in
Wilder & Vincents store.
The return postal card has come into
general use in very few weeks.
Large parties from Greenwich and
Lodi will attend Poses Plasliques.
The ministers are making war on dane.
ing, card playing and theater going.
The knights of the road seek quarters
at the marshal's hotel these frosty nights
Our gallant yonng men should keep
their record good until the close Of the
year.
The meetings at the Congregational
church closed Friday evening with fair
success,
Large quantities Of eggs placed in the
cold storage during the hot weather have
spoiled.
The ENTERPRISE published the presi-
dents message the same day 1t appeared
in the dailies.
The Big Four system operates 1887
miles Of road. The original route was
only 1888 miles in length.
The secretaries Of the orders Of secrets
will please hand in the lists of officers
elected for the ensuing year.
On account of the large amount OF flour
on hand number of mills are compelled
to shut down portion Of the time.
A part of the public square might be
inclosed and beautiHed with ornamental
trees and flowers without bindrance to
travel.
The disappointed postofiice aspirants
don't appear TO observe the divine laws
laid down-oi forgiveness, love your enc.
niles, etc,
Congressman Harter appears 10 be ex-
tremely slow 10 naming postnlastsrs ior
Brighton, Penheld, Pittsfeld, Huntington
and Bakers Crossing.
The operators Oh the Big Four have
been granted an increase in wages, but
they now want the company to recognize
their union, which is denied.
Charles Avery, an aged gentleman re.
siding three miles north Of town, fell and
broke his hip, Friday. DR.. Rust, and DR.
Biggar of CleYeland, were called.
A new Grange hall is to be built on the
Northeast corner Of Manley's corners, u
miles west OF town. Work on grading the
ground will com mence this week.
The brick farm house built by Johr
Clifford In 1884, southwest Of town, is be
ing demolished. This was one of the first
brick houses built In the township.
The postmaster general directs that al
the addresses placed upon packages tol
Transmission during the holidays be writ
ten very plainly, in order to avoid mis-
takes.
Now that Deacon West has made do
nation TO the library, let there be somt
plan devised To have reading room Ia
connection with the library and under the
immediate supervision Of the trustees.
The fire department was called ou
Tuesday noon to answer to call In the
north part Of town, but the flames were
squelched before the engine reached the
Big -Four crossing and the boys returned
A clever editor writes the following
Poses Plastlque,
Novel and unique,
Superb magnlpque.
Profound de In CIRQUE,
No words ht TO spique.
Dealers In horse flesh claim that ther'
are more horses now in the country thar
there has been at any time for many years
Large aud well built horses bring good
price, but the common grade can be pur
chased very cheap
The bushes mems protective associa
ton has been organized here for thre'
years now and the members claim that !
has been the means Of aiding them TO col
lect number Of what were considered
worthless accounts.
Edward West is one Of the first TO do
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