The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-18

with heart trouble.
The Sons of Veterans win give an oys-
ter supper at the Town Hall, Friday even.
ing, Jan. 1S, 1893. All are cordially In
vited 10 attend.
II Is rumOred that there will be saloon
started here ia the near future. This
makes some Of our old people shake their
heads, look wise and wonder what The
world is coming to. Oi course, we cannot
have metropolis Of this place unless We
have saloon. We cannot get any foreign
ers to settle here unless we have some
attraction TO draw them. Certainly we
have as nice place Tor widows to live in
as there is In the United States, but then
widows are poor material with which 70
build up q town. II we had 4 lew
foundrles, rolling mills, machine shops er
manufacturing establishments to attract
some laboring men to our city perhaps II
would improve somewhat, but as lopg as
all OF onr houses are filed up with FId-
ows we cannot expect.to keep up with the
march Of civilization, inasmLch rs we can
not have any Of the other means Of inn
proyements, we should be glad 10 get even
a saloon. And then perhaps we could
have saloon.keeper that would be vice.
president inasmuch us we have vice
president that is a saloon keeper, ard that
would reflect great credit upon the town.
There have been several unsuccessful
attempts to burglarize Mrs. Anderson's
house recently. 1t Is supposed thatsome
person knowing that she received pen.
sion and couple Of hundred dollars ar.
rears thought TO appropriate some OF
Uncle Sans mun6cence TO their needs.
Ashley Blinn, accompanied by Mrs.
Kitty Myers, nee Huber, came in
last week from Washington, where they
have resided for Two years. Mrs. Myers
was accompanied by her two children,
one, the elder, Of which is so very III with
dropsy that its life is dispsired Of,
The little stranger that appeared short
time ago at George Gibson's made very
shor visit to this cold and dessolate world.
1t departed this life Thursday evening.
Although Its visit was brief Mr.. Gibson's
family got very strongly attached 10 IL
They have our heartfelt sympathy.
Mrs. Alice Spencer returned from Ma.
poleon, o., Thursday. The occasion Of
the visit was a reunion Of her fathers
family. She seemed well pleased with
her visit and says that they had very
pleasant and profitable time.
Ed Frink's dog was killed by the cars
Saturday.
The adjustors for the Royal insurance
company were here last week and left
Nell Huber check for the full amount
for which his house was insured.
On account OF the roads being drilled
full OF snow, the revival at Hopewell
church has been postponed until Sunday
evening, Jan. 10.
The Sons Of Veterans held an oyster
supper Friday evening a. the town hall.
After all had partaken Of supper they adj
journed up stairs and INDUCED in sumo
terpsichorean evolutions TO the time Of
some Of our old fashioned airs rendered
by our orchestra,
The series Of revival meetings at the
Congregational church are Qike the
stories in the New York Lsdger) still "to
be continued"
Chas. Ingrahsm has sold one-half Of his
store 10 Mr. Giles, Of New London.
Through the transaction Mr.. Ingraham
becomes the possessor Of large number
OF lots in Prerre City, 5. D.
There is some talk Of Mr.. Roster, Of
Wellington, buying and operating the
Crosler cheese factory next summer.
Rey. Findlay has moved to bis new
residence on College st.
The people Of the Disciple church have
lleen mteadiness scne lime ~ cpmmencc
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