The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Election day November 8.

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Election day November 8.
A thunder shower Sunday afternoon.
The quotations on corn are very low.
Sale bills neatly printed at this office.
j. Frost has made several visits Of late.
Hardy, at the opera house this evening.
Go to the polls early and avoid the
rush.
The jay bird holds the key to this vast
domain.
A large crowd went on the excursion
Sunday.
The buildings in the burnt district are
all occupied.
The common pleas court at Elyria
opened Monday.
L. W. Hopkins is building a residence
on Forest avenue.
Pass into the booth next Tuesday and
prepare the ballot.
Work is progressing nicely on the
Congregational church.
Come to Wellington to purchase your
goods for Thanksgiving.
The evening train into Cleveland is
highly appreciated by the people.
Mr.. Ashley Miller, in Hamlet, appeared
at the opera House Tuesday evening.
On account of the excessive dust the
sprinkler had to be recalled Saturday.
Get an Enterprise premium knife to
carve the turkey on Thanksgiving day.
Earnest Lemmel has fitted up very
fine lunch room in the Stroup building.
Everyone should secure pocket knife
with name or inscription upon from the
Enterprise.
Sheriff Lord, of Elyria was in town
last week, notifying number to appear
at Elyria Oct. 29.
All should 60 out to the opera house
this evening to hear one Of the coming
men of this country.
A survey has been made from here to
Cleveland, but what use will be made of
it, no one seems to know.
Order a premium knife and get your
name inscribed upon it. See the adj
vertisement in another column.
The Vanderbilt party passed over the
Big Four going west last week. They
had no occasion to halt at Wellington.
The dwelling house and contents be-
longing to Miss Hattie A. WadswOrth
were insured in the Ashland Mutual for
$1,400.
On account of the excessive demand
for space, correspondence from Pittsfeld,
Rochester and Spencer were crowded out
this week.
The friends Of the saloon in LOrain
are laying their plans to elect mayor
next spring that has soft side toward
the beer keg.
DR.. Rusts horse became frightened
while hitched at Mrs. Hoke's on Taylor
street, Tuesday morning, and breaking
away, did considerable damage to buggy
and harness before he was stopped.
A few promises to pay for subscription
will be thankfully received. The prom
ises should be from some national bank
backed up by Uncle Sam, then the prom
ise is in good shape to be accepted with
out comment.
On account of of the Big Four keeping
no night operator at the depot, petition
was circulated last week by Marshall Will
liams to obtain signatures requesting the
company to place telephone in the tar
get house at the crossing.
Misses Ardie L. Barker, Minnie Clegon,
Eva 7. Couch and Millie Tissot of the
Wellington public schools, were awarded
certificates to teach for five years upon
examination at 0berlin on Saturday, Oct.
10. Five year certificates are renewable
without examination at the option of the
board of examiners.
A special from Fargo, N. D., says that
the attorney for Pancost, the alleged wife
murderer, has secured respite until the
April term, 1896. The laws Of the state
do not permit person under conviction
to be admitted to bail, so the accused
will have to remain in Jail.
The fire department was called out
Saturday afternoon to the residence of
Perry Sprague on Hamilton street. The
flames were extinguished after consm-
ing part Of the roof. On Sunday morn
ing they were again called out, to the
residence Of John Cope on West Main
street, but the alarm was caused by the
burning SCOT in the chimney and no
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