The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Haying and harvest.

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New wheat will soon be in market.
Our base ball clubs are in fighting con.
dltion.
The ice wagon was a welcome visitor
last week.
Music in the air, produced by travelling
musicians,
The newly organized band begins to
play nicely.
Figure up the profits for the first half
Of the year.
The village blacksmiths are having a
rush Of trade.
A number of coal bins are being filed
for the winter.
Five o'clock a. m. is the appointed time
for lawn tennis games,
Carl Rust is taking the enumeration fol
the Union school district.
A number of signs had ought to be
treated to a coat of paint
The ladies should read our special CON-
munication from Oberlin.
The lawyers are preparing their cases
for the fall term Of court.
The turfmen are busy training their
steeds on the fair ground.
The Sons Of Veterans hold watermelon
festival In the park this evening.
We were favored with fine showerlof
rain Sunday afternoon and evening,
The bicycle boys are visiting the neigh
boring towns on their wheels these days,
Ella Taylor, Of livery rig notoriety, has
been released from Jail at Norwalk on bail
New hitching rails have been erected
around the store building Of j. s. Mallory
81 Co.
G. D. Foote has laid very fine, smooth
surfaced stone walk in front OF his resi-
dence.
Let there be call issued early In the
campaign for the organization Of Fora
ker club.
Our correspondents speak briefly oi
passing events in their immediate vicinity
this week,
The Bee Line depot and Western Union
telegraph office have been treated to Q
coat Of paint.
VIM. Vischer & Son received large
shipment Of pianos and organs from the
East Monday.
Chapters No, 3 and ofthe story appear
this week. They should have appeared
in our last issue.
A social hop was INDUCED in at the
town hall Friday evening. Twenty.four
couples we're present.
The automatic switch at the crossing
has been in order for use very little of the
time for the past year.
g. A. Williams, District Deputy Of the
40. o. f., installed the officers OF Lorain
lodge Tuesday evening.
@. L. Pyke Is placing the finishing
touches upon the photographs Of the grad.
yates ready for distribution.
Street Commissioner 'Serage should not
omit to sleek up little when leaving one
street to labor upon another.
The authorities do not enforce the dog
ordinance this season. Guess all Of the
worthless ours must be dead.
The corn crop is recovering from lie
loag spell Of sickness, and from appear
anees 1t will get there on time.
The LOrain County Teachers Institute
will be held at Elyria, commencing Au-
gust Both and continuing one week.
The potato bug fraternity has sighted
this part Gf the country this season. Too
bad-thatA As for Paris green dealers
The onion fields east of town are kept
as clean as garden. The boys In town
can all find employment out there II they
desire II,
The mayor OF town has very little bus
iness TO attend TO in the way Of criminal
and misdemeanor cases when the cause Is
removed.
O. V. Hemenway expects TO place one
million brick on the market this season.
Wellington is becoming headquarters for
good brick.
Subscribers leaving town temporarily
can have THE ENrERpRIsE forwarded to
them, free Of charge, during their sojourn
by notifying this office.
Our own Jasper West, Of Huntington,
was nominated for Commissioner at the
Prohibition convention held in Elyria Sat
urday. II he gets elected we win then