The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
That new style Of cap.

The snowbirds are with us again.
The gunners are after the rabbits.
Read the advertisements carefully.
Six inches Of snow Monday morning.
The coal oil dealer is enjoying harvest.
The year '93 will soon bid us good day
The tax books are now open at the bank.
Examinations in the public school this
week.
Our compositors reported for duty Mon
day morning.
This has been very prosperous year
for the farmer.
The town was very much deserted on
Thanksgiving day.
Thirtyseven couples attended the
Thanksgiving ball.
The sleighs and bells had their first out
ing Sunday afternoon.
Special rates will be given over the rail.
roads during holidays.
Sharpen up the knives to take the lives
Of the govse and duck.
A new paper has been started in Vermil-
lion, called the Gazette.
santa's reindeers are being placed in
condition for the annual.
Dressed turkies sold in New York last
week for six cents per pound.
On account of publishing the presidents
message, our story is omitted this week.
Quite number are confined to their
homes, afflicted with the Russian and
mumps
The Kings Daughters delivered their
usual offering to the needy on thanksgiy.
ing eve.
The Century club will meet Friday
evening of this week at the residence of
j. II. Dickson.
We now have the Wellington Machine
Company, Wellington Lumber Company
and Wellington Bending Works.
The farmers want II understood that the
institute to be held here December 1S and
10 will be called 10 order on sun time.
A professor in an eastern university says
that football is too much Of a rough and
tumble game to exist very many years.
The firebugs are operating In Ashland
county. The Ashland County Mutual In
surance company have been heavy losers
The Northern Ohio District Medical So
ciety will be held In Norwalk December
Z. Hon. ]. T. Haskell has been invited to
attend.
Some of the passenger conductors on
the W. g. L. E. that were recently dis
missed from further service, have been
reinstated.
Fiye saloons have been running full
blast in Grafton until last week, when one
had 10 close doors on account OF the fuan.
cial depression.
The Big Four will sell holiday excur.
sion tickets to and from all stations on the
line at very low late from December 90 TO
81, good to return until January2.
Everything should be done to discourage
tramps from stopping in town. The town
and township will look after their own
needy, but outside patronage is not solic
tied.
The hands on the town clock decline 10
moye this week. They have probably be.
come weary in attempting 10 overtake the
sun, but are constantly being kept back
thirty minutes.
The late Frank Arnold was member
OF the Knights Of Honor in this place.
This Is the sixth member that the order
has lost since II was organized here. The
benehciaries receive $4,000.
The people in the east part Of town
have Just finished packing their third bar.
rel OF clothing for the poor in Cleveland
which was sent to Rev. d. Jones, chaplain
OF the Floating Bethel. All Of the doners
have the thanks Of the committee.
A telegram was received this morning
from Minneapolis. MIMI, announcing the
death Of Mrs. ]. q. Dyer, who had been
stopping In that city with her son, and
that her remains would be forwarded TO
Wellington for in,erment Her husband.
Rev. J. @. Dyer, is here, visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Eugene McIntyre.
When the county institute Of the farm
ers convened here in December, 1892, It
happened TO be at the time Of the prelim.
mary. hearing Of John Arnold Tor the
murder Of his wife, before Mayor Couch
snd the excitement ran 90 high that II alb
ssrled all the int rtst In the proceedings
OF the institute. II 10 N be hoped that the
coming meeting "a be held on the 18th
/. and 1oth will not experience any disturb
ing elements during the Deliberations