The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-12-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

lakes are uue.
Five church edifices in town.
Please read our clubbing rates.
The Union Spy at the opera house.
Will there be fair here next year?
Read the report of the schools in
Brighton.
Hunters report plenty Of quail, but
very wild.
Read the advertisements to get pointers
on bargains.
A fine line Of wedding cards and pro-
grams can be seen at this Office.
Santa Claus will make his headquarters
with some of the leading dealers.
The scholars in the union schools are
at work on their examination papers.
The fishing season that has just closed
has proved to be quite remunerative at
Lorain.
The trains on this division of the Big
-Four glide along very smoothly over the
new-laid iron.
part Of the Joseph Gannett farm east
Of town is advertised to be sold at ad
ministrators sale.
An unusual number Of criminal cases
are listed to be tried at this term of the
common pleas court.
Travelling men make it point now to
stop in this place over Sunday, as they
find good hotels here.
Engineer Chaplin is making survey
east and southeast of town. He will ex-
tend the lines four miles.
The Wellington Lumber Co. have
100000 feet Of hardwood lumber on hand
at the yard at this place.
Supper will be served in the parlors of
the Congregational Church, Friday even
ing, from five to seevn o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Herrick, now stopping in
Eureka, Cal, has favored the Enter
prise with letter this week.
R. D. Foote secured ticket over thu
Big Four from Cardington to Cleveland
and return which was purchased in 1879
Mrs. Hattie Furry, who resides OIL
Kelly street, was given a surprise by hel
friends, with well-flled baskets, Tuesda!
evening.
The followers of mgersoll are still dis
cussing some of the points the speake
made in his lectures delivered at ElyTi'
and Cleveland.
H. B. Stevick has rendered his resigna
tion as secretary of the Wellington Lum
Der Co., and Arthur Eglin has been electe'
to fill the vacancy.
Rev. Father Murphy, of Cleveland, lect
ured in the Catholic Church Monday even
* ing, and Rev. Father Clare, of Grafton
Tuesday evening, subject, 'The Blesse
Slcrement."
The Lorain Herald in speaking of tn
needy in this town reports a man wit
one child and seven small wives to keeI
Bro. Rowly should procure tent an
take the road with the child, man an
his seven wives.
The Wellington Protective AssociatiO
will hold its anniversary meeting at tn
Congregational Church this evening
This Association has been the means
bringing about great deal good and tn
meeting should be largely attended.
The Big Four company are now estal
fishing hospitals at q number of point
along the line in order to better care II
employees and passengers who may be il
jured by accident. This is very con
mendable move on the part of Il
officials Of the road.
The council met in adjourned sessiO
Monday evening, the mayor clerk, an
all the members present, except NJ
BransOn. The matter Of readvertisin
the sale Of bonds was discussed at son
length. 1t was finally decided to wa
until Engineer Chaplin made his repO
Of the survey completed east Of town
Saturday last. The council then a
j0urned.
On Saturday, Dec. 8, an extremely i
teresting game Of football was played
the schOol-ground, 0berlin vs.. Wellin
ton. The mud was fully five or 0
inches deep. During the entire game
Jew in all directions from the feet al
hands OF the players. Neither side W
very anxious to play, but, as it was
scheduled game, neither club dared wit
draw fNr fear theopposing force wOu
say .'0hl Your afraid" The 0berliI
in the tirsthalf, secured touch down Al
agOal kick, makingth score six to NOT
ing in Oberlin's favor. In the seco
half neither side made anything. Til
the game stood six to nothing in OBJ
Inns favor.
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