The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-12-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
lead the presidents message.

LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Read the presidents message.
Wellington supports civil engineer.
The Baptist church will be dedicated
today.
Reduced rates on the Big Four during
the holidays.
The milk route contractors can now
enjoy rest.
Please bring your sale bills to this
Office to print.
The steeple has been removed from the !
Disciple church.
Seven restaurants in town where
lunches are served.
Santa Claus is preparing to move on
the night of Dec. "a.
A number of families entertained ON
Thanksgiving evening.
Very few tramps appeared on the
streets during November.
Matters at the public school building
appear to run very smoothly. -
Itreluired five days to try the CroSier
case in the common pleas court.
The freight blockade on this division
Of the Big -Four has been raised.
An unusual interest was manifested at
the Farmers Institute this time.
Farmers Institute in session at the
opera house Monday and Tuesday.
Forty tickets were sold to Cleveland on
Thanksgiving day from this place.
Prices on hay have been materially
reduced since this time one year ago.
The state food and dairy commissioner
is busy bringing offenders to justice.
The Enterprise, New York Tribune and
Chicago Inter Ocean one year for $l,6o.
The registers at the hotels show good
run Of transient custom the past week.
Work has been begun on the extension
Of the road improvement west Of town.
The windows in the business rooms
are filled with artistic displays Of goods.
1t will be observed that number of
papers in the state are booming Mr..
Haskell.
Esq. VanatOr has frequent calls to go
into adjacent townships to make legal
documents.
The Century club will hold its next
session at W. R. Wean's on Friday night
of this week.
F. P. Sutliff has shipped 5000 pounds
Of dressed poultry from this place to the
eastern market this season.
The Enterprise furnishes the cheapest
clubbing rates of any paper in this vicin'
ity. Please call and see us.
Rev. G. H. Norton, of Penfeld, appears
to be tying au unusual number of matri'
monial knots just at present.
The boys that wore the blue signed
applications Tuesday for their quarterly
payments due from Uncle Sam.
There are $500 volumes now on TIN
public library shelves-an eXcellen
showing for town of this size.
The cheese factories closed Dec. 1
The Sprague factory southeast of tow
will probably be operated all winter.
The James Sheldon cheese factory,
dwelling house and contents were in
sured in the Jos. BinehOwer agency a
this place.
The Big Four company has increase'
the weight of the rails that are beinl
laid, but do not increase the dimension
Of the ties.
The Kings Daughters wish to expires
their thanks to their many friends VIII
so kindly helped them in their Thanks
giving work.
Thanks to Mr.. Hackett, of DunkirB
NY, for papers. Mr.. Hackett is civi
engineer Of that city and son Of eS
Marshall Hackett Of this place.
The sale Of the P., A. & W. R. R.
recently made, does not appear to fin
satisfaction to all interested. The in
tications are now that the road will b
sold again within a very few weeks.
Santa Claus has sent his reindeers int
the country to be looked after, this wiz
ter, and will use bicycle, this time, I
deliver his presents. This indicates tha
even Santa is willing to adopt the in
prOyments made.
Pancoast, the Medina bank wrecke
and wife murderer, will be executed |
Mandan, N. D. His aged parents resid
near Lodi, 0. and keenly feel the disgrat
brought upon them by their waywaI
son. PancOast was high flyer when /
was in this vicinity.
The Big -Four and W. s. L. L. did giN
their patrons quite reduction in rat'
on thanksgiving day but the san
privileges should be granted the trave
ing public on that day as on Christina