The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


A happy new year.
This is the week for enjoyment.
Matrimonial market quite brisk.
Three inches of snow fell Sunday,
Only three more days TO reform in.
Zero was reached Monday morning
A majority of the business houses closed
Monday.
Self progression is in order for the next
1896 days.
John Arnold is preparing for quite
legal fight.
Santa Claus was very liberal with his
presents this year.
Ed. Felt bad the misfortune to sprain
his ankle last week.
The express cars were filled to the roof,
Friday and Saturday.
This week closes the tweniysixth vol
ume Of the ENTERPRISE.
Old fashioned holidays this year for the
first time 10 many years.
E. G. Johnson Of Elyria, has been re-
tanned to defend John Arnold.
Prepare to substitute figure three for
two on and after sunday next.
The agent Of the Big -Four reports large
increase of business over 1891.
A Knights of Pythias lodge will be or
ganized in Grafton next week.
A red flag floats over the office oi the
standard sewing machine office.
Eight addinonal wires will soo1 be
placed on the long distance poles.
or, Chapman is named as executor of
the will OF A. d. Perkins, deceased.
Some very fine wedding announcements
were printed at this office last week.
Trains on the Big -Four we're from one
toiour hours late Saturday and Sunday.
The business men appear to be well sat
isned with their trade In holiday goods.
J.E. Rose, superintendent Of transpor-
tation on the Big -Four, has rendered bis
resignation.
Christmas services were held by the
Sunday schools Of the different churches
Saturday evening.
Owing 70 so much wet weather las
spring the rabbits are reported to be very
scarce this winter.
The Ice haryesters unpasked their tool
Monday preparatory TO gathering In the
cold chunks OF wster.
The opera house will be opened 70 frs
class troupes Thursday and Saturda,
evenings Of this week.
New Subscribers this week, A. A Lyon
Of Wellington. aud W. E. Foot. Cleveland
NJ. Larabee, bonneville, o.
The gallant young man can have an op
portunity 10 lake his best girl 10 tn
theater two nights this week.
On account OF the commercial travele
taking his vscation the hotel register
show a light run Of patronage.
The heads Of officials Of the Big Fou
remain at home these days 10 receiv
designations OF their subordinaies.
The latest order under contemplate
for organization in the new gear will b
known as the s. B. H.-sanctined bal
heads.
Rev W. K. Barton is TO deliver th
Thursday lecture before the faculty an
students Of Uberlln college early In III
new year.
Ralph DImmock furnished amusemer
for the boys Monday by appearing on tn
streets with a pair Of well-trained goat
hitched 70 a sled.
The clerks In the postoflce were keI
busy all day, Friday and Saturday, weigh
ing and siamping packages. There wer
about ten bushels forwarded from I'll
office.
The road question Is being discusse
again. II will be no trouble 10 improy
the roads II the money is raised to pay u
blllsS That appears TO be the greateI
trouble. ~
A party OF Swedes arrived here la
.nweek they will settle west Of town an
make farming their occupation. Farmer
can now have an opportunity to procur
good steady help.
An unusual number Of our friend
called last week and left their annui
ofieinga These offerings prevent Ii
printer from becoming public chsre
The ENTERPRIsE man Is always under uI
told obligations for favora.
A full list OF the officers Of the ordsi
Of secrets 10 this place appears In anoth'
column The order Of Iron Hall cease
to exist August 4, but the LOU. A. 4
was organized in May last. which max,
the number The same as at the close
1891.