The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-11-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

the year.
Henry Marshall is express delivery
man atpresent.
Quite number Of persons are report
ed on the sick list.
Rental for 1894 can be paid at the
Home Savings bank.
Quite number of persons are attend
ing court this week.
Taxes for 1894 are now due and can be
paid at the Home Savings bank.
Fiftynine tickets were sold to Cleve
land Thursday over the Big -Four.
Dealers in clothing are making it an
object to come to Wellington topurchase.
B. Pearce, who was injured in the acci-
at the brick works some months ago, is
able to be around again.
The Lorain Times has changed hands.
Charles S. Ferguson has leased the outfit
and will swing the quill.
The patrons of BOwlby & Hall will OBJ
serve that their telephone number has
been changed from II to 30.
Howard H. Russell, of Columbus, re-
ports wonderful success in the anti
saloon work in the large cities.
The hunters cannot dispose of quail
this season. When they have downed
enough for meal they have to return
home.
The Enterprise, New York Tribune,
and the Chicago Inter Ocean, one year
for the small sum of one dollar and sixty
cents.
Thanksgiving services will be held in
the Congregational church this year.
The church should be filled on that
occasion.
A.G. & G. L. Couch purchased funeral
car last week from the Riddle Coach
s. Hearse Co., of Ravenna, 0. 1t cost
the modest sum Of $1,000. It's beauty.
The w. & L. e. R. r. report a decided
gain last month, in traffic, over the cor
responding month of 1898. One million
pounds were sent out and five million
pounds received in excess Of '93.
The turfmens barn is unoccupied this
winter. On account of the limited
patronage received by the agricultural
fairs this season the doors Of a number OF
grounds will likely be closed for 1895.
On account of the numerous applica-
tions filed for the position of civil
engineer, to draft plans for the water.
works, it appears to be quite difficult
matter for the council to make 6
selection.
K Work upon the electric line between
Elyria and 0berlin will begin in a few
days. 1t is expected that agents will b.
in this place in short time to solici
subscriptions for stock to extend the lin,
from 0berlin south.
Some enterprising business men shOulC
forma company to pipe the business
buildings in order that they might b.
heated by steam. The heat could b.
furnished great deal cheaper and bette
than on the present plan.
Mrs. George Brenner is confined to he
home as the result of an accident re
ceived, some days ago, while descending
the steps. Her ankle is so seriousl
sprained that it will be quite time be
fore she will be about again
A man was found dead on his prem
ises in Columbia township, thi
county, on Wednesday morning last
His step-son, Charles Gesker, has bee
charged with the crime and place
under arrest and is now behind the bar
in the county jail.
Messrs. Sage. Goodwin, and BinehOv
er, fire insurance agents, are kept bus
in looking after their risks. In lookin
over the books it was observed that
majority Of the property in number {
the surrounding towns is carried in IL
agencies at this place.
Change in time on the Big Four No
18. This place Is still favored with IL
usual passenger train service, which Il
people highly appreciate. Five trail
arrive from and six trains leave 6
Cleveland daily except Sunday and 81
regular trains run on Sunday.
We are inclined to think that the a
insurance companies should have ma,
exceptions for certain towns before a
vancing their rates. There have been We
few losses in this place and in view
the waterworks, soon to be establishe
It would seem that the rates here shou
have remained undisturbed.
While in EIyria Monday we visit
the county jail and through the pOlit
ness Of Sheriff Ensign's turnkey ,
were conducted.t each departmel