The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Snow six inches deep.

WOSn'
: Ten degrees below zero Wednesday |
morning.
The meetings at the M, E, church are
we'll attended.
Thanks to the Big -Four company for
annual favors.
Only one case of grippe reported in
town this winter.
The gas generator at the town hall is
taking holiday.
A very fine quality of ice has been
stored this season.
rr# An unusual number OF periodicals are
being ordered this year.
J Columbian souvenir coins are on sale at
the First National bank.
Three cases OF scarlet fever and two of
diphtheria are reported in town.
The Enterprise commences the new
wear with a fine list OF subscribers.
Call and get our clubbing rates before
ordering papers or periodicals elsewhere
The clerks in the wholesale cheese Of
fees are busy making out the dividend
sheets.
The through express trains on the Big
Four are run about two hours behind
: schedule time.
The Ladies' Afternoon club will meet
at Mrs. J. W. HoughtOn's Friday after
noon January 10.
Large crowds attend the book sale in
the Bee Hive block. The proprietors ex-
pect to remain about another week.
On account of the advance in the price
of pork, farmers will doubtless see that
the market is supplied with good fat pork
ers next winter
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the First National bank was held Tues
day. The officers and board OF directors
Of the past year were reelected.
The cold weather Monday night snap
ped one Of the postal telegraph wires be-
tween this place and Attica. The repair
er from this place goes TO Greenwich.
New subscribers Tor the week; II.
Brooks, Mrs. NJ E. Smith, Mrs. G. w
Monosmith, George II. Bradner and L.
Cowles Of Wellington; Harry Young
Scranton City, Iowa. d
The proprietors Of twenty-five business
firms in Oberlin have signed an agree
ment TO close their places Of business at
O'Clock every evening except Saturday
from January to April /.
E.w. Chamberlain, Of oberlin, secre
tary of the Ashland Mutual FIRE insurance
company, has rendered his resignation OF
account Of III health. His successor hai
been selected from Ashland county.
One thousands tons OF Ice were gather
cd last week for storage in this place
Horr, Warner & Co. did not store th,
usual amount here on account Of making
repairs on their cold storage building.
Laundon, Windecker & Company hav
purchased from the mortgages Of g. "
Crosier s. Co. the Witbeck and River fac
+ torres in Penfeld township and job
Rcser one Of the factories in Sulliva
township.
There are only six townships In th
county in which there are no deliuquer
tax sales, viz; Wellington, Brighton
Huntington, Henrietta, Penheld and Pitt
field. This shows that we pay our taxi
down this way.
In our next issue we commence pu'
lishing list OF the books recently adde
10 the library. II will take three OF fol
weeks to complete 1t. Patrons Of the
brary will do we'll to preserve the list f
future reference.
MT. Herrick passed through here SS
urday morning enrouts for Columbu
Mr.. Herrick Is one of the PRESIDENT
electors at large and cast his vote I
Harrison for president at the meeting
the electors Monday.
The following were omitted fiom o
report Of improvements: DR.. Sheldon Al
J.S. Case residence on Magyar street !
painted; the Inman house and residen
formerly owned by H. o. Biggs, on Cou
land avenue, repainted y ~
On account Of the limited number pr
ent at the annual meeting Of the Welilr
ton Union agricultural society Tussd
afternoon II was decided 10 adjourn IN
Tuesday, January II, at 10 a. m. 7
secretary's call for the meeting appears
another column.
Some Of our patrons observed that II
were taking the editors paper instead
their own, and rushed into the Office
week and asked pardon, The editor, bel
aman Of a very ioreiving spirit fcsg'
them at once, This is an indication Of b
the people appreciate tha ESTxRrR
and discrimination on ,heirpart to X
the press running.