The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-11

4 Inc scheuule arranged ior the trip is as
follows:
| Leave Atlanta / :35 p. m. Saturday
| Aug. 31st, via Western and Atlantic and
| Cincinnati, Southern.
i Arrive Cincinnati, Sunday, Sept. 1, al
| @ 40 a. m.
Remain in Cincinnati Sunday and Mon
day, visiting stock farms in vicinity on
Monday.
1 Leave Cincinnati on Little Miami road
Tuesday, Sept. 3, at7;25 a. m,
Arrive at Columbus, II 10 a. m.
Spending remainder of Tuesday, and
Wednesday and Thursday, in visiting
Ohio State Fair and Experimental Farm
! Leave Columbus on Cleveland, Coium.
bus. Cincinnati, and Indianapolis road
II :95 a. m. Friday, Septic.
Arrive Wellington at :45 pm.
Spending remainder Of day and Satur.
day in visiting dairy farms and creamer-
les.
Leave Wellington, on G. e. G. & 1. road
Saturday, Sept. Z, at S;S2 p. m.
Arrive at Cleveland 9:50 p. m.
Spend Sunday in Cleveland.
Leave Cleveland, Monday, Sept. 8, on
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, at
1852 a. IN.
Arrive at Sandusky 1850 p. m.
Spend remainder Of Monday and Tues
day in visiting vineyards and fruit farms,
with probably an excursion to Kelly's
Island
Leave Sandusky, over L. s. & NJ. s.,
Tuesday, Sept. 10, at 5 As p. m.
Arrive at Toledo, 7:45 p. m.
Spend Wednesday in Toledo, visiting
Tri-State Fair of Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan.
Leave Toledo, over Cincinnati, Ham.
ilton g Dayton road, Wednesday, Sept.
II, at II :25 pm.
Arrive Dayton, Thursday, Sept. 12, Las
a. m.
Spend Thursday and Friday in Dayton,
visiting stock and fruit farms.
From Dayton the schedule is left open,
as il is probable that the party may visit
Chicago, although this Is not certain.
At a meeting Of the visitors held at the
parlors of the American House Saturday
evening, the following paper was presented
for publication:
PAPER OFFERED BY J, o. wADDELL.
As citizens OF Georgia, on tour through
Ohio seeking information relative TO its
agricultural and industrial resources, we
would do violence to our sense Of justice
II we failed to note the great kindness and
hospitality with which we have been re.
ceived by the people Of Ohio with whom
we have come in contact Especially Dc
we feel, and hereby acknowledge tn,
matchless kindness Of the citizens Of the
township OF Wellington. A warmer heart
ed, more hospitable, generous people WI
have never met Their thrift and enter
prise will insure success, as II command
our confidence and esteem. We express
the sincere hope that the success, prosper
lily and happiness of the citizens Of Wei
lington may be commensurate with hel
deserts and superb hospitality.
We request his honor, the Mayor, Il
have this paper published in the yelling
ton ENTERPRISE.
Thirteen Of the party had been con
nected with the Confederate army, bu
, those with whom we had the pleasure Il
converse with considered that the leader
Of that day In the South made mlstak
In seeding from the Union, and they wer'
all anxious TO bury the lost cause and al
OF It's incidents, and be citizens Of on,
common country.
At eight O'Clock Saturday evening tn
party began to prepare to depart to th,
depot to enter the coaches that were
waiting. A large crowd accompanN
them, and jollier set was never befor
met. At eight thirty the Bee Line trail
arrived from Cincinnati and the tw'
coaches were attached and the train de
parted for Cleveland in the midst OF round
Of cheers for our Southern guests.
The people Of Wellington certainly di'
their whole duty in entertaining the visit
ors. Every individual who was selecte'
on committee was perfectly willing to 10.
asiee all manner Of business and devot
the whole time to making II pleasant; ant
not only the committee, but every citizel
Of the place appeared TO be interested Il
, the carrying out Of the program that wa
proposed. All these things 60 10 shov
. what can be accomplished when there is
union of sentiment and willingness b
work. The Southern visitors expecte'
nothing but committee Of gentlemen Il
act as guides In showing them the chees
, and dairy interests; and for once in thei
lives they were happily disappointed
One was heard 10 say that the hospitalit.
of Wellington could not be excelled il
. the world. Their visit here will doubles
be the means Of bringing about bette
feeling in many ways Our business mel
were all associated together for one com
mon purpose, and the friendly manner II
/. which we received the Southern peopl