The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Beautiful weather.

Beautiful weather.
The lair closes next Tuesday.
November 30 is thanksgiving day.
Business men are hustliug Tor trade.
Common Pleas court opens next week.
The town hall is being treated to a coat
Of paint.
The Lorain Herald is issued semi-week-
ly at present.
Reading matter for the winter should be
arranged for.
Plenty of oysters, and of good quality,
on the market.
Two Salvation Army captains spent
Sunday in town.
To Chicago and return for IS over some
Of the leading lines.
VIM. Vischer haG two horses injured last
week in runaway.
There appears to be no danger Of q
wood famine this winter.
Some of the stone on Liberty street are
reported TO be in bad condition.
The price of hickory nuts declined
twenty-five cents per bushel last week,
S.V. Carpenter has opened a shop in the
Bee Hive block to repair watches, eic.
Sixtytwo bushels of hickory nuts were
brought into town in one wagon last week.
The local insurance agents are busy
looking up new business and renewing
policies.
Consult the advertisements, II you want
to find places where special bargains can
be obtained.
The Baptist people expect to enclose
their church and then discontinue the
work until Spring.
Arthur Laundon had one OF the bones
in his Leg broken and Frank Reynard his
arm in playing base ball.
Tickets could be purchased at the Big
Four office to Chicago for the round Trip
yesterday, for seven dollars.
The rusty shooting irons should be
looked up and placed In condition to de-
fend the town against burglars.
The Cleveland and indianapolis divis
lens will be consolidated November l anC
TT. Higgins will be superintendent
Twentysix members of the order o.
the Daughters OF Rebekah, OF Medina, yis
tied the order here last Wednesday even
ing.
The Wellington Machine company il
causing we'll to be sunk to the grave
bed which is about eighty feet below tn
surface.
The county board Of examiners will
hold their meeting for the examination
teachers in the high school building Il
this place Saturday, October 2s.
The burglars evidently used sun tim
Saturday evening, as they had thirty min
utes TO complete their work before tn
standard time men would get around.
The prosecuting attorney says 1t all de
pends whether the commissioners are will
ing to pay the expense whether John Al
mold is tried again for numbering bis wife
Thanks to Hon. James Monroe, of obei
lin, for pamphlet containing some Of tn
proceedings together with his views upo
the subject Of the Hayes-Tilden contrt
qersy Of 1867. .ra.',, Z. y.fn,, ll
E.E. Goodrich received box Of read
made clothing, Tuesday, that checked OF
$1O5 worth short from the bill. The ind
cations were that the box had been tan
psred with on the way.
Cards are uut announcing the marriag
OF Harry B. Daugheriy 70 Miss Meriai
Franks at the residence Of the BRIDES pI
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Franks, in Al
ron, this "wednesday evening. W
One Of the divines that has recently q
rived In town said, Sunday evening, thi
he was surprised to sec sign with boz
mug upon it in front Of q building In
town where II was supposed that the loc
option law was enforced. Tho sign n
ferred to has been there for one decade,
least
Tho Columbia correspondent Of u
Elyria Republican says: The new past
of the N. =. church, Rev. W. II. Egli
occupied his pulpit Sunday morning a.