The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Vol. XVII. Of the ENTERrRrsE.
Thanks to the W. g L. E. for fayors.

AhauhS w INC W. % H. ~ lor IhVOTS.
Sample trunks have begun to arrive.
Eight new residences were built in town
in 1892.
Eggs are quoted at the modest price Of
% cts per dozen.
A protracted effort Is now in progress at
the NJ, E. church.
About half Of the places Of business
were closed Monday.
The play at the opera house Saturday
evening was well patronized,
The thermometer registered FIVE de-
y grees below zero Friday morning.
Congressman Harter will recommend
Henry Hardy for postmaster at Brighton.
The ice harvesters are busy. They re.
port an excellent quality Of ice about sew
en- inches thick.
The public schools did not open until
Tuesday morning, Monday being allowed
as legal holiday.
The property belonging to the estates Of
the late D. L. Wadsworth and Abel d.
Perkins is being appraised this week.
The gates at the North Main street cros-
sing do not work very we'll when the ther.
mometer gets 10 the neighborhood Of zero.
tits an excellent plan to own what you
possess-most especially the newspaper.
Meyer take the editors paper. Take your
own.
The last term Of school may well be re.
membered for It's holidays. 10 the fifteen
weeks there were seven and one.half holl-
days.
The democrats over 10 oberlin are on
the warpath for the postofice. They are
determined not TO be cheated out Of Il this
time.
The business on the W. & L. E. has
been greatly increased the past year over
1901. The outlook Tor the present year is
very fiattering.
\ A. q. Couch is now the oldest man thai
has been In continuous business in Wei
lington. He opened the furniture bust
ness here In 1842.
Miss Little, first assistant TO principal II
the high school, has rendered her resigna
ton, on account Of III health. Her sue
cessor is from Chicago, Ill.
New subscribers for the week: Charles
McComb, Wellington, L. E. Walker
Huntington, N. g. Starr, Penheld, Mrs
D.J. @. Arnold, New London.
Some OF the subordinate officials on til
Big Four that have been requested Il
hand ip their designations have been Il
the employ Of the company for thiriy-nin'
years.
A special from Norwalk TO the Cleve
land leader under date Of January 3 state
that E. E. Hustled, OF Wellington. ha
purchased the stock of boots and shoes o
his brother, VIM. Hustled,
Al the annual meeting Of the society O
the Coo0reoatIoual church held Monda
svepip0 s. K. Laupdon, VIM. Vischer an
7 O. johnson was elected trustees, an
VIM. H. Fisher, secretary aad treasurer.
rha ..von,v fs,h anniversary Of the Sc,
,,.non, ~ Wsllin0ton "a likely 70 be cels
hss,sd .h,. vsar The frat settlers arrive
the first days of March, 1918. It has bee
suupes,ed that If the celebration does tax
place the 22d Of February would be yer
snpropria,e day to hold the exercises Oh
d., rou. :.
PRESIDENT insai's' " ". % Ds ;. - a1,..' -
been ge'ung rsasy Diseu0. a., sAe ~ Op.aa ~.
ing expenses u ,.s 'oau NJ; -, M ,as ~ - -.
ior some 'ime pss' " .a,s .as..- =, .nar,
naton ol nonUe' .,,ass ~ aes 81 ..1sr, 49,
supsrIutepdent general master Of tram
nor,ation and live stock agents.
" u.rsn-.v has formed oomps
=, :, Narwa,r soy The purpose Of manu-
.,n,,nr ne dssI0n OF brick machin,
Th.s IL, s,s,t nm Immediately. G. "