The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Tomorrow is pension day.

The Public Schools open next Monday,
September 9Th.
Edward West lost valuable horse last
Saturday afternoon.
The modest house fly will soon close Its
labors for the season. q
The fire department boys should sleep
with one eye open at present.
Quite number Of cases Of destemper
are reported among the horses.
Our special from Litch6eld received too
late this week but will appear next.
Our Justice and mayors court furnish
very little business for the attorneys.
The September movers" are arrang-
ing their effects in their::new quarters.
The question arises is business matters
throughout the country on the advance'
President, Gates has declined to accept
the Presidency Of the college at Oberlin.
II is not necessary at present TO talk
about improving the roads in the county.
E. Benedict will have French plate
glass in the front end of his business
room.
A slight frost visited the lowlands Sun
day night. klB But little damage is reported
TO the crops.
The work on the extension to the Wei
lington Machine Company's works is
progressing nicely.
Hugh Moshtr's name, Of Brighton has
been pladed upon the pension list al
twelve dollars per month.
Our mail list Is corrected this week
Subscribers. win please observe whether
proper credit Is given them.
We, have not even heard prediction
about the coming winter. II must be thai
the weather prophets are dead.
Miss Martha Wadsworth had the mis-
fortune to bruise one Of her fingers so 4
had to be amputated at first joint.
A number Of bicycle riders with theil
wheels we're in town Sunday afternoon
They took dinner at the American House
An unusual number were greatly dis
appointed at not having the privilege o
attending the play at the opera house las
week.
The Young Ladies' Reading Circle viii
meet Friday eve., Sept. 9th, at 80 will
Mrs. Kinnisou. A full attendance Il
desired.
Many wagon loads Of cheese have beer
notice passing through oberlin lately en-
route for. Wellington.-0berlin Record
This Is the hub Of the cheese market TO
Ohio.
The price on wheat has declined III
tie. When one dollar per bushel wa
reached there was great rush made o
old wheat into the market which cause'
the decline.
L. Bowman sent few Of his specimen
potatoes to President Harrison by expres
Monday afternoon. Who knows but wha
II may be the means OF securing Levi
lucrative appointment.
The bill poster, the landlord Of th
Park House and last but not least th
printer have small accounts against th
Sharp Comedya Company that they vii
sell at very liberal discount.
On account Of having sickness an
death In the family, our correspondent q
Penheld has been compelled TO omit th
interests OF THE ENTERPRIsE, but here
after our readers will be accommodate
each week.
The committee appointed by the Pro
bate Court topass upon the special schoc
district In Penheld, decided in favor 0
the petitioners, which OF course cause
great rejoicing among those who favor I
and desperate kicking among It's opposerl
The coureil instructed Mayor Couch ;
confer with the railroad Companies abou
placing gates t.the crossings. This aver
wise move indeed and II this is not don
the company should favor JUS with sam
privileges as they grant at other station
along the linesAt Cardington the freigh
house men guard the crossings when tn
through trains pass the station
A number Of copies Of the New Yor
Herald bearing date April 10, 1895, wer
sold at the fair last week. They wer
dressed In mourning over the death .
PresidentlLincoln, which Il contains
full account. II also contains JEFF Davi
last proclamationto TO the people dated
Danville, Va, April 9th. II closes as 70
lows "Lct us, then, not despond, m
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