The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-11

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gave very good points on farming and
dwelt at length on clean employees. Tobac-
cocensumers and whisky drinkers would
soon be considered unclean men and un'
worthy Of employment anywhere.
Hon. d. L. Wadsworth was called upon,
but declined, as he thought the audience
would prefer to hear from the visitors.
Ten o'clock had arrived and the meeting
adjourned. Part Of The guests were en-.
tertained at the American House and part
were invited out to spend the night
BY half-past seven o'clock Saturday
morning carriages were waiting to convey
the guests into the country. Part went
east and the others west. The western
party was accompanied by Hon. s. s. War
ner, o. P. Chapman, Maj. W. II. Williams,
Lucius and B. :B. Herrick, G. d. Foote,
Capt, J. ], Thomas, VIM. Vischer, James
Sheldon, w. B. Follansbee, Col. Couch
and ]. b. Smith, A halt was made at B.
B. Herrick's factory where full cream
cheese are made. The next point Of in
terest was the farm of o. p. Chapman,
situated in Rochester township. Mr..
Chapman has very 6ne herd of Holstein
cows and calves which interested the Wis
itors very much. Forty minutes were
consumed in viewing the herds and prem
ises. 1t was the intention to arrive at the
factories at the times when the milk pre-
pared to be manufactured into cheese was
at its different stages in order that the
guests might see the process OF manufact-
ure. The Miner, Sheldon and Allyn fac
tories were then visited at times on or be-
fore twelve o'clock. The return home
was made by way of the premises Of Hon.
s. S. Warner to see his fine bred horses
and Jersey cows. At one O'Clock the party
arrived at the American House, all feeling
delighted with the trip.
The party east was accompanied by
Hon. d. L. Wadsworth, q. W. Horr, j. T.
Haskell, j. S. Mallory, S. X. Warner, s. E.
Wilcox, Mayor Hustled, Edward West ].
II. Yocum, S. X Laundon, Dr. j. W. Smith
and G. W. Crosier. The onion fields Of
Horr, Warner q Co. and the farms Of j.
L. Chapman and Nicholas Robbins were
the first points OF interest. Everything
was found to be in first class condition. A
number Of factories and farms were visited,
and a return was made by way Of @. W.
Horr's home farms, when his fine build.
ings were inspected. All were highly
elated with their visit.
Mr.. E. F. Webster accompanied three
of the party to Lodi TO visit the onion and
celery fields. aud returned at half-past
three O'Clock.
At half.past two O'Clock the town wai
filed with people from the surrounding
country, and half an hour later the opers
house was well filed. Hon. 8. s. Warner
acted as chairman and called the meeting
to order. After the guests had been seated
on the stage Mr.. Warner said that the
meeting was to be an informal one, aht
everybody was free to talk. Remafk'
were made by number, and genera
good time prevailed. At the close If th,
meeting the committee on reception wa,
stationed at various points and gave oul
people an introduction to the guests, which
they were all anxious 10 receive In order
to have an opportunity of grasping theil
hands.
The excursion rendered TO the farmer
OF Georgia by the Central Railroad lef
Atlanta Saturday, the 31st, at ] :35 p NJ.
The party is composed Of the following
representatives:
Hon. W. j: Northen, President Of ths
State Agricultural Society, Sparta.
Capt. R. ]. Redding, Director Of the
State Experimental Farm, Atlanta.
r. A. Nisbet, Secretary State Agricul
tural Society, Macon. g
Felix Corput President Alliance Ex
change, Cave Spring,
G. s. Rountree, Swainsboro.
John R. Cooper, ogeechee.
Thos. E. Blackshear, Townsville.
J.B. James, Fort Valley.
J. L. Anderson, Haw kinsville.
Il. Moses, Turin.
w. r. German, Geneva.
J.O. Waddell. Cedartown.
LII. o. Martin, Elberton. rta
w. Fl. Perkinson, Woodstock.
DR.. Samuel Hape, Atlanta. q
Jas. Barrett, Augusta,
NJ. G. Fulton, Thompson.
Ut. Williams, Blountsville,
Fl. NJ. Clayton, Rome.
lie. Orchard, representing Piedmont
Exposition.
The Georgia press Is represented b.
the following members f
z. w. Barrett and G. G. Nichols, AT
lanta Constitution.
SIS. Sweet, Savannah Morning New
and Macon Telegraph. Nt
Frank Weldon, Savannah Times.
J.L. Cow, Augusta Evening News.
B. H. Richardson, Columbus Enquirer
Sun. ~ lirffb aatytE
Irvine Alexander, Augusta Chronicle
w. W. Turner, Albany News aud Ad