The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-17
DO NOT FORGET THE ADJOURNED
MEETING NEXT WEDNESDAY.

Mayor Couch has recently had bell
put in his place OF business.
As, old line, is the number.
Don't forget the 10c.- lunch to be
served at the Baptist church, Thurs
day noon from II to 2 o'clock.
The Young Peoples Bible Club will
have literary meeting at the home OF
Miss Lulu Vincent, on West Main St.,
this evening.
J. M. Otterbacher always has the
largest and most complete line OF
blankets and lap robes at prices that
defy competition.
Escalloped fish, potato croquettes,
Boston baked beans, Boston brown
bread, white bread and butter, beet
pickles, pumpkin pie, tea and coffee;
all for 10 cents tomorrow at the Bap-
tist church.
Norman Whitney formerly of this
place died at his home in Lindale, o..
very suddenly Monday. The remains
will be brought to Wellington tomor-
row. Funeral services will be held in
the Baptist church.
Myron T. Herrick has been elected
president of the Belt Line railroad at
Toledo. In all probability this will
mean that Mr.. Blair will have to step
down from thepresidential chair of the
w. & L. E. R. R. in the near future.
At the meeting of the Wellington
branch of the Theosophical Society.
Sunday at 2:30 p. M, two papers, "The
Secret of Power" by DR.. ]. D. Buck,
and Extension Of Previous Beliefs"
by Mrs. Mary F.Lang, will be read and
discussed.
Rev. JIM. Seaton, of Richmond, Va,
will address the Liberal Religious So
ciety Sunday afternoon at ? 80 clock.
Services will be he'd in the Maccabees
Hall. Subject, Jesus, the Son OF God"
Rev. SeatOn will be remembered as a
f2rciible and entertaining speaker by
those who heard him last year.
At the grist mill meeting held in the
mayors court room last evening Mr.
L. E. Miller, President of the Farmers
Milling Co., of Wauseon, o., was pre-
sent. and after he had stated what he
proposed to do, and the amount ol
money needed, two more were added
to the committee to canvass for the
raising of the $2500. The meeting
then adjourned until next Wednesday
evening.
The solo "Holy City" sung in the
NJ. E. church Sunday evening by Miss
Musser of Medina, was very effect
i've and pleasing part of the service
Miss Musser has a full rich soprano
voice Of exceptionally fine quality and
highly cultured. Those who were
fortunate enough to hear Miss Musser
speak in very high terms of both her
quality as a singer and her charming
personality.
A wreck occurred on the Wheeling
& Lake Erie Ry., between 500 and 4 :0(
o'clock last Saturday morning short
distance northwest Of the target
The engine, tender, and two cars vert
derailed. thus stopping traffic for
time. No serious damage was done
Passenger trains passed over tht
"Y" onto the Big Four tracks, thence
to the depot, The engineer being
asleep, and not having the right o
way and not seeing the safety oper
passed through thus causing th'
wreck. Having been on service for Al
hours.
A party consisting Of R. c., G. P. ant
Miss Nellie Horr, Mr.. and Mrs Brom
ley, Miss Hess, and Messrs Stafford
and Goldburg, all of Philadelphia, Pa
reached here Tuesday afternoon ant
we're domiciled at the residence o
Mrs. r. A. Horr on East Main stree
during their stay. The gentleman
came for the purpose Of gunninl
for quail, and improved the time il
that sport. They returned home Sun
/ day afternoon, after having very en-
joyable time. Come again ladies an,
gentleman, you will always find
cordial welcome.
The six head of horses sent to tn
Cleveland Horse Show last week by A
r. & G. B. Warner consisting Of Vigi
. Rene and five of his colts were very
successful in securing the coveted rit
| bons. One first prize, two seconds an
: two thirds were won by the herd
The team of four year old geldingc
Judge Kicks and Mortimer, full bro
theirs to the great team Fod and Kat
Angel that won first last year wer
awarded third prize in field consist
ing Of the finest teams in Ohio, an
: won much praise from the papers fc
their beauty, speed and good manner