The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-01-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Remember the election on Saturday
What we need is good lights and
water.
Try the Roig cigar at w. H. TissQtt's
drug store.
Every voter should do his duty on
Saturday.
Try the Roig cigar ut w. II. Tis-
sott's drug store.
Don't forget to vote for electric light
and waterworks on Saturday.
Work on the foundation of the new
flour mill has been commenced.
We have an opportunity to secure n
piece of property cheap, vote for it.
The man who votes against electric
lights and waterworks lacks public
spirit.
Do not miss the first entertainment
of the course at the opera house Fri
day night.
Riley Meeks was fined $500 and costs
in the mayors court for intoxication,
last Saturday.
Mrs. M. M. Joyce will sell at cost
from now until the 10th of FEBRUARY
the remaining stock of childrens cloaks
and furs. 3t4
We wish to call attention to the fact
that the chimney to the old mill is
leaning and therefore somewhat dan
gerous to pass at the present time.
There will be social at the Con-
gregational church parlors, Friday
evening. Supper will be served from
five to seven o'clock. Price l5 cents.
Circle No. 3 of the Baptist Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Maynard on
South Main street Friday January %.
Supper will be served from four to
seven.
No matter what may be said, the
mayor and council have been working
hard for the last two years to give you
good lights and water. Stand by them
! with your vote.
The cooking school which was held
last week under the auspices of the
Kings Daughters, closed Saturday
with candy carnival, and proved a
great financial success.
During the last year nearly 200 ol
our cilizens pettioned the mayor and
council to put in electric lights and
waterworks. Now is the time to stand
by them with your votes.
Secure your tickets for the entertain
ment course of three attractions at E
w. Adams drug store. Price $l.00
Season ticket entities you to reserved
seat each entertainment. Single ad
mission so cents.
The Entrenous Pedro Club which
met with Mr.. and Mrs. q. E. Splitter
last Wednesday evening had very
enjoyable time. The prizes were cap
, tured by Mrs. G. L. Couch and Mr.. F
w. Bennett.
The regular meeting of the Woman'I
, Christian Temperance Union will NEE
, at the home of Mrs. William Bennett
} Prospect street, Tuesday FEBRUARY frs
| at 2:30 p. m. The subject for discus
sion; Sabbath Observance" curren
' topics. News from the Field"
Mrs. E. s, Houghton, Sec'y.
r The Wellington Theosophical Societ!
will meet in the mayors court room
g Sunday at 2:30 p. nj. Quotations from
; the sacred Scriptures Of the world
!, Topics: mystical Interpretation o
J. "a Winters Tale" "The Closing Cy
cle," by w. @. Judge. All interested
are cordially invited. The librar.
will be open from 2 to A o'clock.
Pay no attention to the silly lies be
O ing circulated about deals and jobs il
connection with electric lights. The,
: are without even the semblance o
truth, and in time will recoil will
y great force on the author. What tn
village needs TO keep pace with othe
town, is electric lights and water
works. There ought not to be a singl
vote cast against the bond issue. Com
and vote early.
u The officers for the ensuing year {
o the Orderof Chosen Friends were dul
installed last Friday evening by Su
preme Warden s. w. Knight of Cleve
land, after which banquet was serve
by the ladies Of the order, Ate
is the sumptous supper was hat
y Supreme Warden knight gave a fin
g talk for the good Of the order to- a
It present, at quite late hour all n
/ turned to their respective homes fee
. ing that they had been highly entei
tanned, and it was good to be there.