The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-01-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

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Take down the old calendars.
The skaters are enjoying the ice.
Stick to the good resolutions formed.
Five degrees below zero, Friday morn
ing.
Work in the public schools was resumed
today.
A very little wild game is observed in
the market
A number Of the business houses were
closed on New Years.
This division Of the Big Four has a
very excellent rOadbed.
A week Of prayer will be observed in
the churches this month.
The first business men Of this place
are rapidly passing away.
Trains on the railroads were delayed
very much by the cold snap.
Ice is being gathered for storage, tits
reported to be five inches thick.
The Enterprise and the New York 'rrib-
une and the Inter Ocean, for $1.60. IA
An exchange says that the past year
has been one Of crimes and suicides.
The Wellington Machine COmpany's
works will be started up next Monday.
Two brand-new lawyers on hand, ready
for business at the beginning Of the year.
Miss Susie Wilcox has moved her stock
Of millinery goods into the Warner build
ing, east side Of the square.
The Sun and Voice, Of Cleveland, issued
the finest Christmas number Of any that
reached our table. It's beauty.
A few sleighs and a large number Of
wagons and buggies have appeared upon
our streets within the past few days.
The mail service between here and
0berlin is advertised to be let to the low
est responsible bidder, for four years,
beginning July1, 1895.
The Royal Arcanum has lost three o.
its members by death since it was organ
lied here, viz: DR.. James Rust, A. M
Fitch and Hon. r. A. HOrr.
Isaac Linder left for Greenwich this
week, to take charge of the hardwood
mill there for L. H. WadswOrth, who ha'
leased it for the present year.
Cashier Cushion completed the compu
tation of interest for the department O
savings Monday evening. 1t required
number Of days to do the work.
Orders for cheese are not so plentiful
as they were one year ago. Perhaps tn
people have been subsisting. upon tn
feathered tribes the past fortnight.
Owing to the pOstoffice being closed OIL
New Years day, correspondence from
Rochester, Sullivan and Brighton ar
omitted this week but will appear next
The Clarks6eld Stone Co. will have +
elect new secretary, and the director
62 the First National Bank a vice-presi
dent, to fill the place Of the late R. A
H0rr.
Hon. S. s. Warner presented to hi
three sons and daughter, on Christmas
in an equal division, lands buildings
chattels, bank stock and money, value
at $4,000.
Geo. L. Blinn, of Ashland, opened
law Office in the Harvey block January
Mr.. Blinn read law with j. H. Dickso
six years ago, and is well and fayorabl
known in this community The Entel
prise wishes him success.
The night watchman at the bendin
works called at this Office and said ths
the tramps did appropriate his lunch, br
left his pail. Theywalked in at an ope
door while he was sweeping the floors /
the back part Of the building; did nj
break in, as stated in the local in OF
last issue.
Two washing machines with wringel
set upon them were placed in the sho
window Of j. s. Mallory & Co.'S store IL
last days Of December. The wringer o
the tub that showed decay was labeled
wiring the old year out, and the ne
tub to wiring the new year in. They a
tracted a great deal Of attention.