The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-01-18

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The days are getting longer.
The projectors Of the dance to be given
the 9th, Of this month have given 1t up.
1t will soon be time to trot out new
candidates for the spring election.
Rev. H. D. Sheldon has had placed in
the parsonage Bell telephone. His
number is 841.
It has been little too cold for the cor
ner statuary to flourish at the present
time.
The Literary club will meet next Mon
day with Miss Mae Clark. Shakespeare
play, Henry VIII will be read.
J.H. Shelly has increased the amount
Of flour given in exchange for clean
wheat, fom 38 to 40 pounds per bushel.
1t will pay you to advertise in the
Enterprise. Over 1900 circulation was
the average weekly circulation last year.
s. K. Warner and C. W. Horr have dis
posed of their interest in DR.. Hollands
Medicated Stock Salt to ]. W. Wight and
Walter Avery.
The B. Y. P. IT,, Of the Baptist church
will hold photograph social at the
church, Friday evening, January 20.
You are invited to attend and bring
your friends.
Ebert A. Starr, Of Penfeld, has rented
the Nichols place on Barker street and
will soon occupy it. Mrs. Nichols and
daughter will goto Spencer for an in
definite time.
J.H. Shelley sold yesterday to Cleye-
land parties 450 barrels OF Duke Of Well
ington Flour, which is now being sold
here in town at all stores for 80 cents per
sack Of 40 pounds,
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Commissioners Hayes and Wilson at
tended the State Association of County
Commissioners in session three days in
Toledo last week. The next meeting
will be held in Dayton.
A. R. Warner was appointed general
manager, and one Of the directors OF the
Interstate Telephone Company, which
held its meeting in Cleveland yesterday.
MIR. Warmers intention is to devote his
entire time to its interest.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
installed by Wellington Grange, at the
grange hall, one mile and aqnarter west
Of town. Henry Manley will be Master
and Harriet Mason, Secretary.
The Y. P. s. G. E. Of the Disciple
church will give left hand social al
Mrs. VIM. Benefits, Friday evening
January 20. Everyone is expected tC
become left-handed immediatly upon
arrival. ALI are cordially invited.
A class of Sunday school children last
Sunday were responding with texts il
which the word remember" occurred
One little fellow had no text given him
but rising to the occasion he answered
with, Remember the Maine"
\ Major General Otis taught school IL
Spencer when young man; has rela
tives and former pupils in Wellington
whom he has visited at intervals in hi
army life. He is most genial and en-
N tertaining guest, and as good talker q
NsOldier.
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Mrs. j. w. Houghton yesterday afternoon
A paper on "0ur New Fellow Citizens
The Hawaiians," was read by Miss Eliza
beth Johns. Mrs. McDermott was no
present and her paper on "Educationa
and Religious Work in Hawaii",,was rea
by Mrs, Rogers.
1t is a credit to the sense Of majorit
Of the women seen on our streets tina
they do not follow the lately revived bu
idlOtic fashion Of skirts sweeping tn
ground. What would be thought Of tn
sanity Of man who would wear pants
looms reaching below his heels into tn
mud and water.
Rev. Barnes, Of the Disciple church,
preaching a series Of sermons on "Jesu
as q Teacher" On last Sunday evenin
he spoke on 'What Jesus Taught abOu
God" Next Sunday night the them
will be "What Jesus Taught about Hin
self" He extends an invitation to al
to attend services.
Frank Yosker, Of Pittsfeld, left HI
home last week Tuesday and no trace
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