The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The cherry crop will be very light this
year.
The commercial traveller will now take
vacation.
Perry Wright lost valuable horse with
lock-jsw Sunday.
Laboring men all seem to be busy and
receiving good wages.
CD. Foote will soon havea fine stone
walk laid in front of his residence.
Rev, Mr.. Merrill, Of Brooklyn, o., ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. S, d, Gammell
Sunday,
Janitor L. G. Ledyard will devote the
coming month to cleansing the school
buildings.
The M. Z. Sunday School will enjoy a
picnic at Williams Grove north Of town
tomorrow.
The total length Of the Cleveland, Gin
cinnati, Chicago and 1t. Louis Railway is
1911 miles.
When the mercury registers 90 in the
shade, the two hundred and fifty Founders
begin to feel uncomfortable.
The Huron County Agricultural Society
will give an entertainment on the fair
L, 30,
Grip.sacks, valises and Saratoga trunks
are being cleaned up ready to start for the
watering places.
Guess our correspondents are away
spending the fourth. Please be sure and
send in your communications early next
week.
The ladies' Of the Disciple Church give
their annual ice-cream festival in the park.
Thursday evening, July 4. All are in
vited.
John L. Sullivan the great prize-6ghter
passed through here on special train over
the Bee Line at six o'clock Tuesday morn.
ing enroute for New Orleans.
Our friend John @. Sheffield came out
second best in the race for State Treasur
er. The southern part Of the State ap-
pears to have a mortgage on the offices
this year.
Mrs. Garrett has company In the peni'
tentiary. Miss Retta Mckee aged seven
teen years, with babe Of three months
has been received from Clinton County tC
serve one year for burglary.
station-agent Fisher received bundle
Of circulars Saturday, containing specia
instructions about the organization Of th'
consolidated Bee Line Big -Four Railwa.
Company, and its new corps Of officers.
The school in District No. A, taught b.
Miss Hattie Mason, closed the spring tern
on Friday last with rhetorical exercises
A goodly number of visitors were presen
and we're much pleased with the exercise
of the young pupils.
Mr.. L. Bowman Is now experimental
In raisingithree crops oi.potatoes annually
December 81, 'S8 he planted seed an
harvested the sanfe in April. May
replanted from the seed raised which no'
produces vines one foot iY length.
Rev. VIC. Dawson, Wilbur Starr an
Mr.. Jones attended the copmencement 9
Ohio Wesleyan University, at Delawar
last week, Miss Florence E, Starr, {
Wellington, was one Of the sixty-nin
graduates Of that institution. The visitol
report an enjoyable time spent In Dell
ware, VIII Eglin, of the class of 90, an
Lyman Yale, OF the class Of '0l, at the
w. are also at home for the summ'
vacation.
A review Of the business interests Of Ii
town for the first half Of 1889 shows
fattering condition Of affairs. No assigl
ments have taken place, and all the firm
seem to be on sound financial basl
while some have largely increased the
facilities for doing business, and othe
have a constantly increasing volume
business. There is probably not anoth
town In the State with the same popul
tion which has no. suffered more or lie
from shrinkage in values
Rev. Father Deneny was placed in jail
Elyria by Marshal Williams, and an e,
animation took place Thursday, when
was adjudged insane by Judge Hinma
He was then turned over to the chur,
authorities at Cleveland and placed in Il
hospital in that city, and after remainil
there for a few days he regained his liber
and was captured aftera careful scar,
made by the police and returned. Mond
Of this week he was taken TO Detro
Mich, for more safe place ofconhneme'