The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
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hha'Ai WON sss'isl tss.,ss.ai,aA,
ALI About the Happenings and Special
Events their Immediate Vicinity.
LrrcHFIELD.

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April 20, 80.
u, Nicksfson q Cleveland sundayed
IN toWn. GK ~ ,t1sss u ssR f''dW
E.E. Parker ofHuron, o., Is visiting
his parents. H
Miss Rhoda Simmons. who Is now an
Idea instructor In the Brooklyn schools
called on friends in town Saturday.
Mrs. P. s. Starr, who was called last
week to Michigan, on account Of the sick |
uess Of herl6rother James Jenne has re. |
turned. Mr.. Jenne is dead.
Sam Sears started Saturday for N. Y.
City with three carloads of fat sheep.
| Miss Rozzie Richards started for Cleve.
land Thursday to make protracted visit
| with friends.
| A numbef Of g. A, r. boys from this
town attended the meeting at Medina
Thursday night.
| Mr. Bullprd, whom the old residents
remember as an old time dancing master
and splendid vioiinist is Stopping in
town. tF
I Most Of our citizens who attended the
horse sale have returned and now prepare
for siege Of hoss talk.
Mrs Hhtshins and grandson vennie
Hayes are visiting friends in town.
MessD N. and A. Hayes have been
painting during the past week in Medina.
Last Saturday our boys, the few that
were at home, were surprised to see two
or three wagon loads Of s,alwart young
men from La Grange, drove into town and
announced that they had came to paralyze
our town At base ball. AS this was the
Hrst we had heard about playing and the
town was mostly In Cleveland we could
not accomodate them and they were lef,
, TO amnsa themselves as best they could
Ffoha DC nolss and shouting we chould
immagine that some Of them got there
with both pedal appendances. We are
sorry that the Boys were disappointed
although, We were in no way to blame
Next time you come for your own good
name leave certain part of your load NJ
horne. tt
Mr.. Clark auctioneer Of hardware was
In town two days last week. He says he
never before struck as poor town TO sell
goods in. No one seemed anxious TO buy
good goods way down below marker
prices
Last Monday night this town was visit
ed by q deluge the like OF which has moi
been known before In the memory Of the
: Oldest inhabitants, something marvellous
to be sure. The day had been quiet and
PEACEFUL, about $50 o'clock the storm
b bust upon up in all its rampant fury, th,
very food gaits Of Heaven seemed open
the whole bottom knocked out as Il were
and the rain came down whole water
y Our cellar was soon full and so was oul
neighbors, and as the storm continued u
progress the whole center seemed likely
to End watery grave In the bottom o
e Halls carp pond or like rudderles'
ship at sea without sail or pinion beer
tossed about at the mercy OF the remorse
less torrent, but In about an hour the
storm ceased and now having rid ourselves
of the surplus water we are at home onct
more on terraferma
Why cannot we have a Fourth Of July
Of our own. II has been proposed tina
we have an old fashioned time, foot racing
wrestling, jumping, etc. with a pyro
techics display In the evening. II sOmt
one who knows all about II will take
hold and manage the thing, the res
q ought to contribute each ana every ON
his mite TO pay the expenses. Call on u
for our share and 90 a head.
Below is given psrial list OF thu
ho-ses from this town sold in Fasig's sail
with owners name and price. Z Widmul
: b g, $500, same, Big, 175, P o Shank, S 8
200, II E Leach, oh g, 2S5, same b M i55
same, br m, $50, o Nicksrson, gr g, 22c
> Fred Barlow, b M, 255, same, gr g, %;
Vince Shank, b &, 150, N Morehouse, gr Z
1885, same, b IN, l45, H Canfield. brg, lst
CM Turner, blk &, $50, Allison Crow, b &
le5, d p Simmons, ch IN, i35, Lon Ric'
ST Z, 175, A Starr, or 6, los, same, g, IN
L Battles, b g, 1896, q Sears, blk m, 9ic
. q Sears, sr N, 1856. U Grow, blk 6, i0t
) H Caswell sold a span Of grays for $S5
and cheap at that, but owing to some di
satisfaction Of the purchaser he tosk iher
back. Others sold but We did moi g
the prices.
CAm.