The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Indian summer last week.

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vicinity.
The first cold wave of the season visited
us Tuesday.
The town hall makes fine appearance
10 It's new dress.
Dr. j. W. Houghton received 800 votes
for probate Judge.
The boys held their usual jubilee on two
evenings last week.
A club room has been fitted up in j, Fl.
Yocum's building, up stairs.
The hardwood mill at the Santley lum-
4 Der yard has been started mp.
Stone has now been laid at all Of the
principal street crossings in town.
The leaves have been removed from the
public park and a number Of lawns In
town.
There will be ample time to place the
democratic ROSTERS iu condition for
thanksgiving. .. ....
F.W. and II. s. Bennett have purchased
the interest Of c. H. Horton in the Well
ington Machine company.
The agent Of the Big Four has received
notice of change In time to take place
on that line November 10.
Postmaster Hart, OF Spencer, will re-
cord the deeds, mortgages, etc, of Medina
county for the next three years.
The mason work on the Baptist church
is completed, and it is expected that the
roof will be laid within the next len days.
A heavy fog hung over town Saturday
evening, so that the lights from street
lamps were of little use to the pedestrians.
In response to private call, twenty'one
young men met at the Congregational par
sonage Tuesday evening and organized a
literary circle.
Last fall after election we had to take
eur soup seasoned with vinegar. We
passed The plate over to our democratic
friends this time.
RIA. Wilbur g. Co have purchased the
stock of hardware, tinware and stoves Of
the assignee OF j. w. Wilbur and will con
tinue business at the old stand.
Rev. Father Powers, Of Vermlllion, o.
arrived In town last week to assume the
duties of bis new charge. Rev. Father
Horst Is still unable to leave his room.
The Lake Shore road failed to make thu
change in time November 10, so the BIZ
Four had 10 defer, II is reported That III,
change will take place next Sunday, No
vember 10.
all announcements made how, Il ls said
will be governed by standard time. Th
churches, schools and opera house hay,
all fallen into line. On two or thre,
funeral occasions, Of late, abOnt half o
the audience arrived just as the choir wa
singing the last hymn.
Burglars entered the residence Of Fran
Warren, Tuesday evening, while the
were making peighboriDg call, and cal
red of plush cloak, pair Of pants an
coat. This is the second time Mr.. Wa
ren'si residence has been Visited by burg
lars within tie past two months.
-Four hundred and forty.one tickets wer
sold at the w. & L. E. Office for the fa
and 225 nj The Big -Four office. The ave
age cost Of the tickets was $40, whic
would make $1,000 and an average OF Co
OF fifty dollars each person for incidenta
would reach $4,000 and grand total''
$4,000.
ESQ. Krehs, OF Penfeld, was In tow
Saturday He was quite downcsst ov'
the result OF the recent election, but sti
feels pretty well healed after all, as b
holds a commission as postmaster under
democratic administration and is one {
the 'souires Of the tcwnshipAt At the hant
Of republican electors.
-Four candidates are already In the fel
for the position oi maishal at the me-
trripe election. SOME ohe reported th
Deacon Ed. West had aspirations In tn
direction, brl upon interviewing Il
deacon he stated that While he would n
think Of shrinking from duty he believe
that he would withdraw iu favor Of Il
bcys this time.
Almost every season our cheese facto
p,op,ietors dad that water Is being put
the n,ak asd tneBr brought to the factor
Their f,dns Of detection is 30 certain th
mShaya matter Of time until the gull
parties will he found out Three oa'
sr'rspbrhdip Huntington this year, a
one Nfakeman They all had to Get
sDGtdffef exposure.
We are In receip, Of package conf a
ing C,nfed,rate bills from Atlanta.
Tbesspder was very careful 10 remose
~ Sensiure OF teistsr and irsasurer's .ssE