The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-02-17
GOLD DOLLARS
FOR SOC.
LOCALAND MISCELLANEOUS.

Falor, the artist, is in town for short
time,
The sign of the times "Spring goods are
coming"
Come to the ENTERPRISE office for your
sale bills.
Some business changes are likely to take
place here very soon.
The old-fashioned valentine will soon
be substituted by card.
The Big Four still continues tn keep
the fare collectors on the trains.
The notaries and justices appear to be
busy making legal documents.
The cheese factories are getting ready
for the business of the coming season.
Our new serial entitled solve" by
Sarah Doudney begins with this issue
Sustain your home paper by taking a
cory and then send copy to friend
Il appears that Young Mems Christian
association cannot be sustained in this
town.
There is rumor that W. r. Woodford
will soon seyer his connection with the
W.&L. Z.
RI. and E. L. French, agents for hard
wood lumber, have opened an office over
the postofice.
WEI Peirce will furnish us with few
notes about his recent trip TO Florida for
our next issue.
The public schools close next Monday,
it being Washington's birthday-a ma
rtional holiday.
Variety is said to be the spice Of lie.
Evidently the weather-maker intends TO
have us we'll seasoned.
Hon. r. A. Horr has been looking after
the lake ports along the borders OF The
-state Of Michigan oil late.
Quite a number are making an effort TO
get the grip on'the appointments 10 be
made by Gov. Mckinley.
Those who lately enjoyed the good
sleighing more sincerely regret to see the
ghosts of mud advancing"
The business houses close this week at
,7y30 D. m. on account of the meetings at
the Congregational church.
The invoices hCve been made in the
principle business houses here, and they
report fair profit TOR 1891.
Don't be watchingior rheumatcs,
Or trying to dodge the gout:
It's the grippe that's going to catch you,
II you don't lockout,
Miss Grace Probert gives concert in the
opera house, Friday evening, February 2G,
under tho auspices Of the Kings Daugh-
teTs.
Let Medina have electric light Wei
lington in going to have some gates at the
North Main street crossing of the Big
Foar. We're not jealous,
Owing to an ero1 in calculation the
sale of the estate of Daniel Williams, de-
ceased, will take place March 10 instead
Of March 5, as advertised last issue
The meetings at the Congregational,
church continue with undated interest.
Tbirtydve persons have already signihed
their intentions OF serving The Lord
The last entertainment at the opera
house was January2 2. Who says we are a
spendthriit people, wasting our means on
the tribes Of theatrical entertainments
Death visited the home Of Editor Loom.
is, Of, the Norwalk Chronicle, last week
and took from him his only son, Clare,
aged 81 years. The remains were taken
TO Lodi for interment.
The members Of the Lorain county bar
presented Judge Lewis with gold watch
s at the expiration Of his term as common
pleas Judge, in token Of their high regard
for him as man and as irrist
The rules and regulations OF the races
at the Wellington fair are In the hands Of
the printer The date Of the fair is Sep
tember 90, 81 and 22-about a month later
than usual. Entries to the races close
April l.
The nomination Of candidates TO be vot-
ed on at the coming spring election must
be made at least thirty days before the
first Monday in April, as the election
must be conducted under the Australian
ballot law.
An exchange offers consolation to those
who were not fortunate enough to receive
any valentines in half column article
proving that valentines are not stylish.
In these days one had better be stylish
than fortunate.
G. e. Wilson, Elyria, called this morn
ing. Mr.. Wilson win be q candidate for
the ofics q county commissioner at the
coming convention. He comes well rec.
commended, and appears to be well fitted
for the pOeitiOn. =