The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Thanksgiving day November 29.
Go and hear Prof. Wright this evening.
Election day Tuesday November 8, all
day.
This closes the tenth month of the
year.
We were favored with heavy fall of
rain Tuesday.
Every republican should do his whole
duty on election day.
Prices paid:for sheep range from forty |
cents 10 $500 per head.
Let every republican turn out and help |
swell the great majority.
Fifty tickets were sold to Cleveland
over the Big -Four Sunday.
The fruit tree agents are delivering
some very fine stock this fall.
A large amount of goods are being
forwarded by express just at present
Frank Reynard broke his collar-bone
Thursday evening, while engaged in
playing foot ball.
Chairman NJ. W. Lang is leaving moth
ing undOne to make the necessary
arrangements for the coming election.
Warren A. WOodwOrth has quit claimed
his interest in his mothers estate to the
balance of the deyisees named in the will.
The L. H. WadswOrth planning mill
has to be operated nights at present to
fill orders for cheese boxes and butter
tubs.
Robert G. Ingersoll will lecture in the
opera house at Elyfia Monday evening
November 19. His subject will be the
Bible.
S. Windecker, G. L. Couch and R. N.
Goodwin are selected as appraisers OF the
estate Of the late Mrs. Caroline L. Wood
worth.
Real estate transfers, Washington let
ter, clippings from exchanges and news
from the county seat will be found on
page Z.
The steel plant at Lorain furnishes
employment for hundreds Of individuals
that would otherwise remain idle at this
season Of the year.
By the advertisement on the first page
it looks as though the firm Of Chapman
& Robinson was about to remove their
business interests from here to Elyria.
Harry White, Of Toledo, is expected tC
be here in about two weeks in the inter
est of the temperance cause He will
have number Of stereOpticOn views tC
present.
L. Bowman showed us branch of al
apple tree covered with blossoms ant
everyone appeared to be just as perfect
as though they had blOOmed in thu
month Of May.
Temperance addresses were delivered
in ninetyone churches in Cleveland
Sunday. This indicates that they havO
at last realized that there must b,
cooperation in order to succeed,
Upon invitation of Howard H Russell
Of Columbus, Hon. j. 7. Haskell deliv
cred two temperance addresses in Cleve
land Sunday. The Anti-SalOOn leagu
is making things lively in that city.
Wellington is the place to purchas
dry goods, clothing, groceries, boots ant
shoes, drugs, hardware, harnesses, furni
ture, millinery goods, fresh meats ant
be Accommodated with liverys and fin
hotels.
Emery Jenkins, Charles Lee and W. 0
Jenkins, residents Of 0berlin, were ar
rested and fined for selling liquO
without paying the special tax. 1t cos
the boys little over ashundred dollar
to settle with Uncle Sam.
VIM. Vischer is about to ask the cit
fathers to accept Of a new street to b
laid out from point east of the JOsepl
Santley property on Magyar street an
running south to South street, east OF tn
J. E. Morgan property. The street is t
be called Midway.
The time for dedicating the Baptis
church had been fixed for Friday, Nov
8, but on account Of delay in the pew
the time will have to be postponed unit
the latter part Of the month. TIL
company which furnishes the pews at
one month behind in their contract.
Last Thursday brakeman on tn
w. & L. E. got caught between tn
bumpers on cars standing on the Y tracl
He was brought to the Park house an
DIR. Hathaway called The doctor think
that he will be able to take his regula
run in a few days. He resides in Mass
Ion.