The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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Prices on corn and feed are advancing.
Afew pieces Of real estate are being sold.
Quite number are attending court this
week.
The lawyers are attending court this
week.
Quite number are on the sick list at
present,
Our correspondents should thaw out by
next week.
The shelving in the library is well
filled with choice works
The grounding Is the only animal that
is favored with special day.
This is amusement week the opera
house will be open every night
The freight business on the Big Four
and W. & L. L. railroads is excellent.
A number of sleighing parties went to
Oberlin, Litchfield and Sulliyan last week.
The outlook for new buildings to be
constructed IN this place is not tiattering
at present.
The grounding failed to see his shadow
Thursday. This is an Indication OF an
early spring.
He. Beeley, Of this place entered the
service of the Oberlin Banking company
at Oberlin, Tuesday.
Invoicing being completed in the dry
goods stores a dividend for the sharehold-
ers will be struck.
The people over in New London are eI-
pecting to be favored with another rail-
road the present year.
Thanks TO Representative Haskell ior
comics of a number Of bills that the fram-
ers are seeking to get passed.
Black river was raging Monday night
and Tuesday, so 1t delayed Uncle Sans
mail between here and oberlin.
Messrs. wean, Hor, Warner q Co..
shipped over seventy car loads OF onions
from Lodi during the month Of january
The booth to be used in the long dis.
tauce telephone office has arrived and
been placed in position. 1t is a beautiful
piece Of workmanship.
The meetings still continue at the NJ Il
church with unabated interest. Thirtysi'
narsons have been received into th'
church on probation and by letter.
Rev. w. e. Barton, with his associates
Misses Emily Sage and Agnes Dickson
are sending out large amount Of adyer
Using matter for the college at BereS
KY.
Sheriff Ensign, of Elyria, was in tow
last week looking up witnesses Tor IN
state to appear before the grand jury
Monday, in the action against John Al
mold.
Thanks to james Vick's sons, oil Koch
ester, N. Y, for copy Of Vick's flori
Guide for 1893. 1t is a beauty. This
considered one Of the most reliable see
firms in the United states.
New passenger station houses haye bee
constructed at Greenwich and LaGiang
on the Big -Four, but the employees and u
public haye to be satisfied with the o.
landmark at this place and be content.
Rev. W. E. Barton has received invit
tions from Cleveland, Toledo, oberlin ar
other points to hll pulpits previous TO p
departure for the east, but he has be'
compelled to decline all except Oberlin.
A woman asked her husband fe
mornings since II che should Try him
egg and piece Of ham for breakfast. /
replied, "Do you think | want to place
mortgage on my house to pay for them
Our patrons who did not receive th'
papers for January % will receive, fold
in their paper this week, the inside pag
of the issue OF that date. This will or
bic them to read the story with unbrok
chapters. r
The snow left us last week and I
ground was seen for the first time sin
January /. Tuesday morning the sn'
flakes began 10 fall, and the Indicate
are that we will be favored with anoth
run df sleighing. vJe4 y0r
The members oi the dancing class,
sisted by Mrs. standish, gave a hg'
"eermanp Thursday evening In place
the regular lesson. Next Thursday ev
ing the usual routine work Of the cl
VIII be resumed. sk6AtNF&f
Our subscribers have balanced accou
with us very nicely for the present "
We have only nine subscribers that
over one year in arrears. This Is hig
commendable on their part, and goe'
show that the :psorls are determined
keep the presa in motion.
The church book:for the COngregatic
church for 1903 has appeared. II conss
acut Of the east side Of the square
park Is !, appeared in 1855. II shows