The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-12-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

6AONos
Please perusc the Christmas supple
ment.
Our subscription list is increasing
nicely.
The commercial traveller will now take
avaeatiOn.
One case of shOplifting reported Satur-
day evening.
The young ladies will take notice that
1896 is leap year.
A correspondent is wanted for this pa
per in New London.
Send the Enterprise tOIyOur friends and
save writing letters.
The tax books will be returned to
Elyria, December 27.
This issue of the Enterprise is number
fifty-two for the year.
This is the largest paper that ever was
mailed from this Office.
The comfort Of the old time fireplace
is again being realized.
Monday and Tuesday were busy days
for looking up presents.
The death list for the present year will
appear in our next issue.
Some new business changes will likely
take place here January 1.
Christmas presents are flying thick
and fast through the pOstofice.
The Enterprise always looks after the
higher and business interests of Yelling
ton.
The Congregational Sunday school
held Christmas exercises Tuesday even
ing.
The brick and stone work on the Con-
gregational edifce was completed Fri
day.
The paper hanger has papered the
waiting room and office at the Big Four
depot.
Our mail list is corrected this week.
Please see that proper credit has been
given.
Santa Claus will establish his head
quarters attsome of the business houses
in town.
D The council should order the doors of
the village prison closed as lodging
rooms for tramps.
Jack Frost let up little and the con-
ditiOn Of the roads went down the latter
part of last week.
Abbott & Jones have erected a coal
house on the Big -Four grounds, south
side West Main street.
L. A. Bailey will remove the Laundon,
Windecker & Co. stock of dry goods, ETC.,
to Cleveland this week.
In order to produce little excitement
some one should purchase hOrseless
carriage and bring it to town.
We will send out number of sample
copies this week. Parties receiving
them will please look them over.
The Elyria and Cleveland electric rail-
way has been opened for business. The
fare for the round trip is IS cents.
Our correspondent at Penfeld answered
the article Of A. M. Collins, the travelling
temperance orator, that appeared in our
last issue.
By the number Of new subscribers that
have been added to our list the past
week it seems that they appreciate their
home paper.
1t is said that R. H. Baird, of Gibson
burg, contemplates returning to Well
ingtOn and leasing the east half Of the
Beehive block.
ShOplifters should be sure that every
thing is we'll packed under their cloaks
before they attempt to leave the store,
then they will not likely be detected.
D. w. Gammel is interested in form
ing class reunion, Of '09, at commence
ment season. Members communicate
with DR.. Carl Rust for plans and partic-
ulars.
William Goodrich, an emplOye Of
the Wellington Bending Works had
the misfortune to have his left hand
badly lacerated with buzz saw Friday
forenoon.
N The tax payers Of New London are sit
ting by with folded arms and permitting
the ladies Of certain society to raise
money to build soldiers monument.
This is an exhibition Of loyalty in the
first degree.
The Lawrence Daily Journal. of Deem
SIS, says that ". s. Metcalf has been elect
ed lieutenant colonel OF the first regi-
ment Of national guards. "Y," as he is
known ere, has held thepOsition Of major
in the qme regiment since August
2s. 1893.