The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-12-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Two full moons this month
Consult our clubbing rates.
Merchants report very good holiday
trade.
Lorain has two candidates for county
clerk.
The time is near at hand to strike div
idends.
A remarkable state Of good health
prevails.
The Clarksfeld Stone Company will be
offered for sale tomorrow.
Shippers complain Of the scarcity of
box cars on the Big Four.
Hired spies don't appear to meet with
Editor JOhnson's approval.
An entertainment was given at the
grange hall Friday evening.
The cars on the electric line are now
running between Elyria and Cleveland.
The attention Of the common pleas
court at Elyria last week was devoted to
openers.
It is said that good wheat is not as
plentiful as was reported at the close of
the harvest.
An effort will be made to establish
twO-cent railroad fare by the next gen.
eral assembly.
Next week the Big Four will try to
break former time records from Cleye-
land to Cincinnati.
The 'crack marksmen" Of the senior
class will doubtless go out and look up
game during the vacation.
Individual sacramental cups are now
being used in number Of prominent
churches. wise departure.
Parties from Cleveland purchased
q $4,000 feet OF hardwood lumber Of the
y Wellington Lumber Co. last week.
Seven car loads OF flour were shipped
by the Wellington Milling Company to
parties in Liverpool, England last week.
The Medina Poultry and Pet Stock
Association will hold its next annual
show at Medina, O., December 26 27 and
28, 1895.
The trials of the salOOnists in the com
mon pleas court, at Elyria, closed with {
newspaper war, Braman and Reefy VS.
johnson.
I After January 1 we will have foul
4 special letters from Huntington. Lette
A No. 1. will be on the schools Of tn,
n township.
II Alarge manufacturing interest from
Il Cleveland is contemplating locating
II here, providing the necessary arrange
| ments can be made.
H By the amount Of ink spread upon Ed
n I Johnson's paper last week, one might in
II fer that he was in bad state Of mind a
Ill the hour Of going to press.
M The crystal anniversary meeting Q
II the Ohio Music Teachers Association
i Twill be held in Columbus at the Y. NJ. {
"A. building, December 1928.
4l R. A. Wilbur has rendered his resignG
tiOn as cashier of the Home Saving
Bank to accept of the assistant cashier
ship of the First National Bank, JAM
bry1.
Only two more weeks to practice Ol
habits for the year. But the query arisC
will the old ones be abandoned, and ne
mes be substituted, or just reform d
Jared.
Worbenton, the employe at Semple
arber shop, was seen going in mort
gesterly direction, and his friends thin
hat he is in some town in northel
Indiana.
President Cleveland and VIM. Visch
ave both been south on junketiI
bur. The president returned with h
rms full of ducks and Mr.. Vischer
kelly to return loaded.
The winter term at the 0berlin Bus
y pss College begins Monday, January
ne attendance for the fall term h
pen larger than for any similar term
Q history Of the college.
Now is the time to subscribe for yo
me paper. The Enterprise h
\ y low clubbing rates with its neig
s. So please give us your name a
. the news for one year.
0nacccunt Of Christmas coming We
Isday, our next issue will appear Tu,
gafternoon. Our correspondents W
lase mail us their notes on Monds
adyertises favor us with copy on S,
ay, December 81.
rs. Noah Hamlin, Of Norwalk, {
led this life Saturday. The deceas
4 herly resided in this place, leayi
in 1865. Her husband was age
the c. c. & c. railroad here up to
of departure. : Mrs. Hamlin "
hly respected.