The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24

LOOK out iOr opling showers.
There are many grip victims.
Knitting is.traced back to 1900.
Orville has a new paper called the In
dependent.
Fish are said to be good for the brain.
There's food for thought in this.
Come and get an "Old time" Methodist
hand shake Friday evening.
The first sugar eat of the season was
held at the Baptist church Saturday
night.
Beautiful zepher gingham aprons for
sale at the Carnival. Only 25cts.
Henry Converse has opened shop in
the Haines building and is prepared to
repair carriages and wagons.
The regular meeting Of the W. c. 7.
Z. will meet at the home of Mrs. W. E..
Pierce, Tuesday Mar. 2 at. Up. III.
Many women strengthen their MEM
Ories by remembering all the mean
things their husbands have said.
The following letters remain uncalled
for for the week ending February %: N.
f. Carr, d. Lipsity, Frank SnOdgrass,
James Weaver. C. W. Arner, P. NJ.
All the brethern Of Wellington Lodge,
No. 1877, f. & A. NJ. are requested to be
present at the next stated communities
tiOn. There is work in the NJ. NJ. de.
gree. ~
Don't forget the Ladies Exchange OIL
Saturday Feb. 9th.
The Liberal Religious Society will dis
cuss DR.. Lyman Abbott's seventh paper
upon "The Theology of an EvOlutiOnist, y
Sunday at 2:45 p. H., in the MaccabeeI
Hall. Everyone invited.
The sign painter in this town ought tt
be kept busy fOr SIX months, There art
some :.'rOcky" looking signs that persis
in staring one in the face.-New LondoI
Record. The same here.
Booker 7. Washington, the colored or
ator' says his race dOtes to much on whit
mansions in heaven, golden slippers
milk and honey, but is not practica
enough in the every day affairs of thl
world.
+. A. BenfOrd, of LOrain, is said to b.
the owner of lock of George Washing
tons hair. The locks of Georges hal
seem to be about as numerous as tn
body servants Of the father of hi
country.
G. D. FoOte. has purchased the f. D
Bush farm, consisting. of 220 acres
Mr.. Foote is repairing the building an'
will make it the best farming property
in Lorain county. MIR. Josh Mills, o
Huntington will have the management
of the property.
At the meeting of the Wellington cent
er in the mayors court room Sunday a
at 2 p. m. the following papers will b
be read: Spirituality" "rheOsophy as
Guide in Life" and the Crusaders i
Australasia" followed by the usual dis
cussions and latest news of the crusade
Everybody should attend the entel
tainment given in the NJ. E. Churc
Friday evening. Miss Laura Isabel
HOlliSter of Cleveland, an elocutiOnist I
rare ability, will give few selection
in connection with the Carnival of Ma
tiOns," for the benefit of Circle 8. Pric
of admission 10 and l5cts.
Our devil" and he is no slouch a
figures, has been greatly worried fO
some days trying to solve the followin
clipped from all exchange:
"rhere sat down to table recent
four mothers, two grandmOthers, OIL
great grandma, one grandpa, wv
uncles, one great uncle, two brother
one sister, one niece, two great niece'
one great nephew, one cousin, two se'
ond cousins, and in all there we're si1
grown people and four children.
The Century Club met with Miss Ev
Gibbs last evening. The paper by Mis-
Ella Warren sketching the developmer
Of music and musical instruments Wa
very interesting. After listening I
some well lendered vocal and instrI
mental numbers the club elected officer
! for the ensuing term as follows: DR..
1 B. Gregg, president; NJ. H. WadswOrtl
vice president; Miss Katherine GOtt, se'
retary and treasurer 1t was voted
assess each member twenty-five cent
It The club meets with Mr.. Alden Paine
s March 5.