The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
No more blackbirds.

The marble craze has struck the boys.
We have number of men in town with
infant scalps.
ii. s. Smith favors his passengers with
newly painted hack TO ride in.
A portion OF next week will be devoted
10 business in the Mayors court.
Billing prices on cheese are very firm as
quoted and the tendency is upward.
The people have ample time to figure
up their profits on their business now days.
The W. s L. E. Company are construct
3 ing a very fine passenger depot at Nor
walk.
A company of men soon leave for
Jonesboro, Ark to assist in w. r. Santley &
Co.'s hardwood saw-mill
The Bee Line will soon place vestibule
train on their line from st. Louis to Cleye-
land that will be called the flyer.
Jack Frost must be detained In some
political campaign as he has not favored
us with his presence yet this fall.
The employees Of the cooper shops are
kept busy to supply the Wellington Mill
ing Company and the onion fields with
barrels.
Ten members of the Catholic society
here attended the laying Of the corner
stone OF ST. Mary's Church in Noiwalk,
Sunday.
The secret orders should cause gilt let
ters Of the initials Of the orders to be
placed ON the outside OF the buildings
they occupy.
The date set for trial in the cases Of the
village Of Wellington vs F. D. Felt and E.
w. Adams Is SET for hearing Tuesday,
Oct, LIST at 0 o'clock 4 m.
Please read the articles from London,
O., on stock sales. Northern Ohio might
supply one equally as good II same enc
would set the ball to rolling.
Miss Ollie Carr Of Greenwich secured
the prize at the fair Of Norwalk as being
the handsomest lady in the county. Miss
Carr was formerly q resident Of this place.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Oterbacher was the recipient
Of q box by mail, containing samples Of
cotton grown this year in Georgia. They
can be seen in the show window at his
store.
The nextthing is Il good political speech
can't the committee arrange 10 secure
Hon. John Shermani His recent visit
abroad will enable him ts explain away
the free trade ideas.
The officials Of the Big -Four railway
want 20 retire the name Of Bee Line.
Now IL the directors of the company rat
ify the purchase Of the o. & N. the name
Of the route will have to be changed to
Big Five.
DR.. Holbrook and family leave for Nor
walk on Saturday Of this week
The doctor will enter into his pro-
fessional duties at once; he having pur-
chased an Office that has experienced very
lucrative practice for number Of years
Mr.. and Mrs J. 5. Whitney, Of KIpton,
celebrated their niiieth marriage ami
versary, Sept. 10. Mr.. and Mrs r. C.
Adams Of this place, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel
Jones of Fostoria, and Mr.. and Mrs. d. i.
Becky Of Huntington were among the
relatives present The presents were
numerous and valuable and a general
good time prevailed
Persons having occasion 10 place fiov-
err on the graves Of loved ones in the
South cemetery complain Of q scarcity Ot
water. The trustees should see that the
supply is increased equal to the demand
before another season arrives The
facilities for supplying water ten years
ago would ordinarily be inadequate at
the presenttime.
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