The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-11
TIE NEWS
h Gathered hr Our sHssisl Gallvln,ai,its,
All About the Happenings and Special
Events in their Immediate Vicinity.
LITCHFIELD.

LITCHFIELD.
June s, 90.
Corn planting is thing Of the past.
Lawn tennis is all the rage.
Railroad news OF a reliable character Is
scarce.
J.J. Vaughn's school was closed north
Of town last week. F. y. Turner taught
the last week, as Mr.. Vaughn was taking
the census.
Mr. johnson, our former cheese maker,
was calling on friends Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Tooth Is on the sick list
Mr.. Rollie Richards, who is attending
school in Cleveland, visited his mother
Mrs. A. Jameyson, last week.
There is nothing slow concerning enter.
prises in Litchheld She already has her
roads scraped by steam under the super
vision OF A. NJ. Canfeld, who attaches o
scraper to the traction engine, and better
scraping you cannot find. We presume
when we get the railroad Miner will run
an omnibus from the depot TO the Western
hotel by steam.
G. A. Stranahan was in Medina on bust.
ness last Tuesday; also, G. Sears.
The chief engineer Of the new railroad
stayed at P. o. Shanks Tuesday night
Abial and Chas. Garfield have purchased
the farm east of town. commonly called
the Dawley farm, and are going to make q
great many Improvements. Consideration
| $4,000. A. NJ. Garfield moves into the
house.
ST. Gardner was home from Cleveland
Saturday.
Mr.. Simmons house was struck by light
ming last week and nearly destroyed. Mrs
Simmons was UNCONSCIOUS for some time
but is recovering.
A. d. Hall visited his brother In Wei
lington over Sunday. y
Art. Ensign, Of Spencer, was in towr
Saturday. sf,tJ q
A. M. Hauser, OF Cleveland, visited a
J. A. Bachtell's over Sunday.
Frank Bachtell was in La Fsyette Sat.
urday.
The young people Of the N. L. church
are practlcing for children's day, which IL
observed next Sunday. A good program
has been prepared and will undoubtedly
be well carried out.
Irwin Broadsword was in Spencer on
Wednesday.
Mrs. s. Wilson has been visiting 10 Me-
dina the past week.
VIM. Cook, of Westfeld, was in town
Saturday.
Rev. Breckinridge has been hired as
pastor Of the Congregational church In
this place.
Frank McCraige, OF Westheld, was in
town Sunday.
Wm. Asire's team, Of Medina, was 10
town Thursday.
CA. Bush, Of Wellington, was in town
Monday on business.
q. B. Jolley, Of Wooster, was In town
Monday.
Edward Darlington and Edward 0lney
Of Washington, ID. c., registered at the
Western hotel Tuesday. They were here
on railroad business, and that IS all that
could be obtained.
7. r. Derhamer, Of Lodi, was in town
Tuesday.
Miss Breckinridge preached In the Con.
gregatlonal church last Sunday.
J. M. Seaton, Of Medina, was in town
Tuesday.
s. G. Hunt and r. NJ. Linny, Of Akron
were in town last week.
A. D. Faust Medina's liveryman, was in
town Wednesday; also, VIM. H. Hobart, Of
Medina.
J.F,v v. Myers, of Lodi, was in town
Wednesday.
The young people Of our town will give
a strawberry festival in the town hall this
week on Thursday evening. Proceeds
goes towards our reading room. All are
cordially invited to attend and help the
good cause along.
II. Sherburne, Of the firm Of Sherburne
& Nooman, Of Cleveland, o., visited az p
o. Shanks' Friday.
Our county commissioners were In town
Saturday.
J.o. Yeakley and O. M. Sears took two
loads Of potatoes into Cleveland, Friday
and sold them.
C.J. Weeks, one Of Litchneld's former
pedagogues, spent Sunday calling on ole
friends.
VIM. P. Fasig, Of Cleveland, visited a
P. o. Shanks, Saturday, and saw hin
speed the trotters. Also, Mr.. Townsend
Of Cleveland.
Mrs. G. Kimmelly is visiting in Toledo
Ohio.
There are now eight vacant houses In oul
little burg awaiting occupants. when w
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