The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-12-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

1t is nearing the time to swear off,
A full line of sewing machines and
attachments for sale by j. M. Otter
bacher.
Mr.. Leggett has moved into the Gill
lett house, cornor North Main and
Taylor streets.
There are china fruit plates worth
$500 dozen on the 10ct tables at
Bowlby & Halls.
There was skating on the brick yard
pond last Friday. The ice was report
ed to be two inches thick.
The Ollie Torbett Concert Co., will
be the finest attraction of the season,
at the opera house December %.
DIR. and Mrs. Houghton, who have
been severely i'll for more than fort
night, are beginning to improve.
The Relief Sewing society will meet
with Mrs. Wilcox, on Hill street, De-
cember IS. Come all A ten cent
supper will be served
The people of Wellington are to be
congratulated in their securing the
Ollie Torbett Concert Co., to appear
at the opera house Wednesday eve
ming December o.
The town. hall ut Spencer, is just
completed, and is surely structure
that that village may be proud of.
Through all its misfortunes, it is yet a
busy and prosperous town.
Miss Ollie Torbett. who divided the
chief honors Of the evening with Miss
Emma Thursby, commands interest
by her power and delicacy in bringing
out the finer effects Of the violin
The Endeavor society of the Chris
tian church will give social at the
home of Miss Crete Fisher, Friday
evening, December 10. Light refresh
ments will be served. Admission 10
cents.
The ruins of the flour mill have been
famed into a blaze again during the
late cold snap and tramps have impro-
vised shelter and seats and found a
way to make themselves comfortable
about this gratuitous warmth.
Tickets for the Ollie Torbett and
Swedish Male Quintet Club can be
secured at E. W. Adams drug stort.
Sale OF seats will begin Saturday morn
ing, December 18th. General admiss-
ion % cents. Reserved seats 35, and
30 cents.
At the regular mmeeting OF the We'll
lington branch Sunday at 2:30 p. M,
in connection with the course Of study,
paper will be read entitled "Theoso-
phy in the bible" by Col. L. T: Steward
Of Chicago. The Library will be open
from 200 to 2:3O.
The remains of Arthur Boice, who
died very suddenly at Centerburgh, O.,
on the 4th, were brought here on Sat-
urday night and we're taken to the
home of his father in Huntington,
where the funeral services were held
on Monday last.
A great number of our citizens are
quite exercised over the removal OF GER
tain property belonging to the War
wick electric light plant. In the first
place it should be remembered that the
village as yet has not single cent in
vested, and have no claim whatever
that is being effected thereby. Next,
the receiver has perfect right to dis
pose Of the personal property under IN
order of the court, and if he goes be-
yond the personal property so as to
effect the lien holder interest, it is
their business to look after his action
as they are the only ones who would
have any right to complain. At the
present time the village has no claim
whatever ON any part OF the plant, and
could not interfere even If they carried
away the building, pond and all.
Paul Patterson, who sailed for
Europe. September 20, will stay in
Berlin until after the holidaysA The
concert season in Paris opens after
that, when he will begin his lessons in
voice culture, piano and composition
under the most famous masters in that
city. He finds the musical atmos-
phere Of Berlin all pervading, stimu.
iating and altogether delightful; and
the cost Of living in perfect comfort in
the German capital is said to be much
less than in Pari,. In the latter city
Mr.. Patterson expects TO meet Lionel
HAYES, son Of Rev. DR.. Hayes, OF
Rochester N. Y, pupil for the last
tear and half OF Trabadello, and at
present, singing the tenor in the Amer
lean church IN Paris. These young
mems parents were college friends in
Arnerica. and musical in their tastes.