The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-12-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The society season is on.

EOSAE WIOOEILfANt
The society season is on.
Read the presidents message.
Congressman Kerr is now in his seat.
The day for feasting is past for this
year.
Christmas presents will now be looked
after.
Winter was ushered in with rain and
snow.
The Oberlin News issued a semi-week-
ly last week.
The Kings Daughters had a busy day
November q.
Step into the Enterprise office and re-
new your subscription.
A silver dollar will pay for the Enter
prise for twelve months.
Hon. ]. T. Haskell is executor OF the
Will Ot Lllc ldJc d. % SuoO'
Rev. N. S. Albright will lecture Friday
evening at the NJ. E. church.
Tile orders of secrets will elect officers
this month for the coming year.
This place appears to be good point
for civil engineers to create revenue.
The property Of the Clarksfeld Stone
Co. was was appraised at over $4,000.
The Big Four and W. & L. E. COM
panies declined to place telephone at
the target.
Progressive euchre clubs have been or
ganized to play a series of games during
the winter.
A cyclone policy on buildings is an ex-
cellent thing thing to have just before a
wind storm.
Weekly papers have never been offered
half so cheap in clubbing rates as at the
present time.
The road bed Of the Northern Ohio has
been placed in condition equal to some
Of the older lines.
Lorain county will send twelve con-
victs to the penitentiary this term Of
court and perhaps more.
Large crowds still attend the meetings
at the opera house Sunday evening to see
Pilgrims Progress illustrated.
Very little damage was done in this
vicinity by the wind storm compared to
what was reported in other places.
st. Mary's Catholic church, now un-
der construction at LOrain, was damaged
to the extent of $500 by the wind storm.
Santa Claus has discarded the use Of
reindeers for the delivery Of presents
and substituted the bicycle in their
place.
The Little Relief Society will meet at
Mrs. B. Vanator's, on West Main street,
tomorrow afternoon, December 3. All
are invited.
The X. O. 7. M. will give free en-
tertainment and refreshments this even
ing for 10 cents at their hall in the En-
ers0n block.
The passenger train service is now ex-
cellent on the W. s. L. E. and with a
fair show Of patronage it will doubtless
be continued.
The watershed in Huntington was ex-
tensively advertised last spring and now
B. B. Herrick's premises will receive a
little attention.
There was terrible slaughter made
with the turks in the United States No
Vember 28, and the deed was not done by
the Armenians either.
The Oberlin hack driver now draws
the reins over pair Of cream horses,
which indicates that the passenger busi-
ness must be on the gain.
Rev. DR.. Albright will deliver his lee
ture, ''0ur Boys; Who Shall Have Them"
in the M. E. church Friday evening, De-
cember 6. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
The meeting of the Century Club will
be deferred till next Monday evening,
December 8, and will be held at the res
idence Of Elmer Houghton, on East
Main street.
The electric railway between Elyria
and Cleveland will be in shape to re-
ceive the cars within ten days. This
will interfere very largely with local
traffic oil the Lake Shore line.
The National Board of Fire Under
writers offer $3.50 reward for the detec-
tiOn and punishment of the person or
persons who set fire to the billiard hall
owned by W. ]. Dowd and occupied by
N. Robins, on the night Of July 1, 1893.
The P. G. Hills Box Company, Of
Cleveland, have leased the D. L. Wads-
worth planning mill for the manufacture
Of stove cratings and If, after a fair
trial, the business proves to bepro6table,
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