The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The Whitney Family Saturday.
Mechanic street is being stoned.
The 4th comes on Thursday this year.
This is the last issue for the first half of
1889.
Excellent weather for the web.footed
tribe just now.
Rochester, Sullivan and Greenwich will
celebrate the 4th.
, Our school folks will take rest for the
coming three months.
There were ninety-6ve present at the
Alumni Annual Monday evening.
Indications are excellent for good crops
Of wheat and hay. Corn looks sickly.
One hundred and sixteen tickets were
sold for the excursion over the Bee Line.
The @. L. g. W. Ry. has made another
reduction in salaries of employees ten per
cent.
Wellington was we'll represented at the
Oberlin commencement exercises this
week.
Read up the new advertisements IT you
want 10 strike bargains during the warm
weather.
Half fare on the railroads on the fourth.
All 20 and see your friends; boys don't
forget to take your best girl.
The shade trees on some Of the streets
need trimming up little to open an un.
obstructed route for the pedestrian.
The board Of trade organized here some
weeks since to establish uniform billing
prices on cheese is now one of the things
Of the past.
The I.orain County Sabbath Convention
win be held in Elyria, Saturday, June 20
and Sunday, June 80. Avery interesting
program has been arranged for the oc-
casion.
Tn this issue the story entitled lone
Hollow" will end. In our next will appear
the first chapter Of one entitled Luke
Mason thrilling and romantic story OF
the late civil war, by John r. Musick.
Charles Tucker, eldest son Of Henry X.
Tucker, formerly Of this place, was killed
by being thrown from a train OF cars
while in motion, in Akron last week.
Young Tucker had been in the employ OF
the Y.P.& o. railroad for the past
four years. He was 10 years Of age.
The following officers were recently
elected for the G. A. r. Battalion for
Lorain County: COL. ]. ]. Thomas, Wei
lipgton Ohio; Lieut.. Col. A. o. Griswold,
Elyria Ohio; Major, W. A. Chamberlin,
LAGRANGE Ohio; Adjt. ]. F. Harmon,
Oberlin Ohio; @. M. W. B. Smith, Lo-
rain Ohio; Aide-de-camp, H.J. Cahoon
Avon Ohio; Inspector, A. E. Lord. Elyriar
Ohio.
June 10 the council OF the r. A. Q. Of this
place passed resolution to appropriate
the sum of fifty dollars to aid the Johns.
town, Pa, sufferers. The same being Tor
warded TO the Supreme Treasurer OF the
society at westneld, N. Y. June IS re-
ceipt was received by the treasurer VIM
Vischer thanking the society for the
prompt response to the call for aid in the
charitable work.
Subscription list corrected this week
Please see II proper credit is given and OF
the other band consult the date and see
II you owe the printer anything and Ii sc
try and seek his sanctum and square up
while 1t is fresh In your mind. Always
keep your credit green with the editor
and when mishap occurs, the notices
that will appear will bear marks Of being
written up ieellngly.
Republican caucus convened In Mayors
court room Wednesday evening June 10
The chairman Of the township read the
call for the meeting which was to select
twelve persons as delegates to represent
the township at the coming county con
veniion TO be held at Elyria Saturday
the following named pesrsons were then
chosen: r. A. Horr, J. w. Wilbur, f. D.
Warren, @. A. VanCleef, e. L. Benedict
Lucius Herrick, GeoiL. Couch, L. @
Branson, 8. 8. Warner, Homer Allyn, j
A. Chapman, and A. L, Sheldon. The
County convention placed in nomination
for all the Offices the present incumbents
and elected the following delegates to the
State Convention. WA. Braman, E. O.
johnson, w. e. Cahoon, r. A. Horr, Geo
L. Couch, g. w. shurtliff, P. L. Kessler
A. J. Fauver, @. J. Cole,-J B. Tunte.
Monday afternoon Rev. Father Deneny,
the presiding priest in charge Of st. Pat
rick's Church at this place, was observed
10 be in demented condition. He wan