The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-11-22
( OF LOCAL i INTEREST," :


A fine line OF Albums at Houghton's.
II
Cold Cream for the toilet at Hough-
toms. If
DR.. Houghton's Cough Syrup. None
better. II
Trusses and supporters Of best make
at Houghton's. II
Queen Of Carnations, the richest odor
out, at Near & Wells, leading drug
gists. 1t
Grandma's Magic Tar Cough Syrup,
at dear & Wells drug store, never
fails.
Defective vision remedied by careful
fitting. Spectacles and eye glasses at
]. w. Houghton's. IT
A lady who can approach the best
trade, or is well acquainted, can earn
big commission. Strictly first class
line; exclusive rights. G. II. Knight,
"A Edgewood Place, Cleveland, o. 45-3t
Excellent Bon Bons at Near & Wells.
Have you seen those fine Medalions
at Near & Wells drug store.
Fine toilet articles Of all kinds can
always be found at Near & Wells.
Use Near & Wells Glyhazel Cream
for chapped hands, lips and faces.
Cannot be excelled.
Try Upper Ten perfume, a tip-top
odor, at Near & Wells.
The latest styles in stationery, at
Near & Wells.
There will be nomination of officers
of the Tribe of Ben Hur at the Extra
meeting next Monday evening, Dec. q.
All members must be present.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" never grows
old. There runs through it grain Of
pathos peculiarly touching and sweet
1t speaks the universal language of the
heart. 1t reflects like prison the in
nermost phases Of the human emotion
1t is more than play. 1t is mora
classic. 1t argues for two of the great
est themes that can engage the mind
human liberty and the immortality oi
the soul. Notwithstanding its frequent
production, it is seldom that one sees
the play as it is now presented by Davis
& Busby's colossal spectacular com
pany. 1t is like meeting an old friend
after many years. The management
doubtless believes in the maxim
Whats worth doing is worth doinJ
we'll" They have brought together il
, this production all the requisites tina
90 to make up first.class entertain
ments. Ed. Davis colossal spectacula
Uncle Toms Cabin Co. will appear a
the Opera house, Saturday night
: Nov. 25.
r The Lady Maccabees desire to than
the people for their kind patronage +
( our supper Tuesday evening, whic
. made it success. Also wish to than
, Mr. GoodselI, Mrs. B. Pierce and MI
> Riefe for their kind accommodations
5 The receipts of the supper were $3.50
4 Come again.
Wellington Lodge, No. 127, F. & AN
: All the 'craft" are requested to b
present at the next stated communi
D cation. Tuesday evening, Nov. rs, q
officers for the ensuing year will b
S elected. Geo. w. Metzger, w. NJ.
Miss Lillian Vischer entertains tn
I Thimble club Friday afternoon.
, The Fortnightly club meets wit
), Miss Evelyn Gibbs next Tuesday eve
j ming. The program will be: 9Th
+ Concord Sage, Miss Herrick
: "Glimpses Of the Old Town" Mii
Gibbs Readings from Emerson, Nil
U Most; Thoreau, Miss Robingon.
Circle No. 3 Of the Methodist churc
will give lemon social in the churc
Wednesday evening, December 8.
n From 70 to 100 persons attended ii
s donation party given Rev. and Mrs.
IS G Wall last Friday night. The RI
ceipts amounted to about s55 in cas-
o and supplies.
n 1t is now reported that VIM. Stevel
e son has bought.n n part Of the SpragJ
: firm, south of town.
y d. B. Snyder has opened boot ar
u -hoe repair shop in the office occupit
=" Dy E. q. Jefferies.
:, J. NJ. Otterbacher shipped a fiji
a coach harness to Cleveland last wee
p Mr.. and Mrs. ii. W. Bennett ente
is tanned party of ten couples Fridi
s nj 5ht which sat up to witness the m
4 teoric display. An oyster supper vi
q s. ryed at midnight.
The Beethoven Quintet club drew
good size audience at the Opera Hou
=. Thursday night. The solos Of MI
o. Youmans and Mr.. Willett was especis
It. ly pleasing. Mr.. sontum, the viOli
ist was honored with a second recall.
John White, living north Of tow
was arrested Monday for iHtoxicatiO