The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-19
Messrs wean, Horr Warner & Co., are

reported to have planted in swamp lands
near Lodi and Creston, 105 acres to onions,
45 acres to celery and 200 acres to pota-
toes. Our ex-mayor seems determined to
make an effort to have an abundant yield
of the products he is engaged in.
The chances for receiving the nomina-
ton for State Treasurer by Mr.. John O.
Sheffield Of Bellevue, appear to be very
flattering. Mr.. Sheffield is very able
business man and his nomination would
be credit to the convention let 1t be
John @. Sheffield of Huron county, for
State Treasurer.
There appears to be gang Of thieves
passing through the country, breaking
into residences, and even stealing horses.
Dell johnson OF Brighton, lost valuable
horse last Thursday evening. Our people
should be on the alert both In town and
country, and cause the arrest Of any per-
son or persons found about their premises
and make them give an account Of them
selves, or suffer the consequences.
Union services were held at the Congre-
gational church Sunday evening. Rev.
s. d. Gammell preached the baccalaure-
ate sermon to the graduating class from
1st. Cor. 18th chapter and 31st verse,
which was listened to with the closest at
tention, by the large and attentive audi
ence. The music was furnished by the
class, viz: Misses Nellie Couch, Grace
Artz, Bertha Howk, Agie Haskell and
Messrs johnson, Barrett, Rust and Eglin.
The funeral Of Capt Trinter was very
largely attended; the line Of carriages
being Just one mile in length. The Cap
tain was going TO make one more trip
then retire from the business and remove
with his family to fine residence just
completed in Cleveland, TO spend the re-
mainder of his days. His last commune
cation TO Mrs. Trinter was written on Fri.
day June 7th., stating that he would ar
rive home Wednesday morning June 12th
His remains did arrive on the morning
stated.
Thursday night the Bee Line depot q
Rochester was entered by burglars, bu
they secured nothing for their trouble
The marshals along the line we're advised
of the affair, and marshal Williams her'
did haul in two or three suspicious look
Ing fellows into the cooler Friday night
Saturday morning two more quite respect
able looking men were around the Be,
Line depot, but about nine o'clock startet
towards the w. & L. e. depot Abou
this hour rumors were flying around towl
OF safe blowing that had taken place II
Greenwich the night before, and the mar
shal decided to interview the two men
hence he called M. L. Cook TO accom-
psny him and when on the way H. S
Smith the transfer hack man VOLUNTEER
ed TO accompany them. The two suspect
ed we're overtaken near the residence Q
F. Rodhouse on Prospect street whe
they were placed under arrest and tn
quartette with Smith in the lead started fo
I the cooler but after travelling about flftee
0 rods they made break for liberty and
] the tussle Cook was hurled TO the grount
Smith gave them chase across the lots an
the marshal did the shooting which WI
answered by one Of the runaways. On
4 fed towards Penfeld and the other TO III,
south woods. The marshal had exhauste
his ammunition and TO proceed after thel
unprotected was unwise so he caused II
case TO be reported up town and con
u pany was formed in very short time
raid the forest-Geo. Couch, Ben
:. Vischer, Gene Robinson and about fif
o more armed 10 the teeth. Our fghur
: Editor had bid to accompany the VII
5. lance committee but he decided to ado
the safe policy In case Of doubt and J
= main at home and do his shooting In Il
: next issue Of The ENTERPRIs
0. Later In the afternoon the scouts return,
70 having made thorough search Of Il
margin Of the forest but no tidings Of Il
10 fugitives from Justice. About eiQ
- O'Clock report reached town that tn
= = had "got 'em" and all were anxious
i know where and all aboutit. The excit
ment ran high for few moments, VIII,
the excited crowd was politely inform
lie that they had got them chased into d
ct woods and the burgs were somewhere
IN that Vicinity Mnlva IL mn