The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-25

THE NEWS
LITCHFIELD.

Days are getting shorter.
Every body seems to have plenty OF
work just now, not excepting the kids
who seem to be improving their time in
cetain directions.
VIM. Leie and wife formerly Of this
town but now of Elyria, is visiting his
father-in-law Mr.. Wurts. Mrs. w., who has
been very sick is slowly improving.
Miss Ida Shank and Miss Nellie Brook
er were in Medina last Monday. We
failed to hear which was successful. We
presume that they drew cuts TO see
which should haye first chance,
G.. A. Sranahan is attending court in
Medina as ajuror. ..,.a
P.O. Shank and Z. E. Wideman, made
a hasty trip to Creston, o., last Tuesday.
gentleman who lives in town gets quite
happy and noisy, of late, This is getting
to be no uncommon thing for this gentle
man. We think it not only great dis
grace TO the man who gets in such con-
dition but disgrace TO the entire COM
munity. Why do not our legislators
give us a law by which such men can be
taken care Of, when found In such state.
Among those from town who attended
the commencement exercises In Yelling
ton last Friday evening were the follow
ing: Mrs. A. d. Hall, Misses Rosa Ris-
ing, Frances Simmons, Nora Hall, Betha
Sranahan, Nettie Sears, Lu Jenne and
Mr.. Fred Benedict. According to the re-
port an excellant program was carried
out and good time enjoyed by all.
Gilmore Shaffer who works for NJ. L.
Hatch, cut his foot very bad and has not
been able TO work for the last three weeks.
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Nettie Smith OF
Morenci, Mich, have been visiting their
many friends in town the past week,
Mrs. Rev. Madden Of jackson, Co, D,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Ms. d.
p. Simmons.
Democracy is at par in this Congress
ivnal district. We would advise the
many candidates 10 60 slow In trying TO
capture the empty honor Of a Democratic
nomination. II will take more than 5000
Democratic majority to keep Major Nc
Kinley out Of Congress.
Judge Albert Munson Of Medina called
on friends in town last Thursday.
Chas. Garfield was in La Grange last
Wednesday attending his sick friend ID.
L. Gott whose misfortune is only spoken
Of with sadness here.
J.J. Vaughn completed his labors as
census enumerator.
Our railroad engineers have had bad luck
the past week. Last Wednesday one OF
them Mr.. Burr threw stick which &C
cidently hit his partner in the back Of
the head, leaving an ugly cash. The next
day Mr. Burr cut his own foot so bad
that he can not walk on IT,
The Pittsbdrg, Akron & Western rail-
road company have opened an office In
the Western Hotel. More right Of way
was paid for last Saturday in the south
western part of town. A slight change
was made in the route near the Smith road
so that Mrs. Geo. Lang will not need ID
move either the house or barn. They
now 90 west Of the buildings uear the
school house. The proposition by which
we were to obtain depot has not ye
been accepted, probably because we have
Democratic Governor.
Rev. Dresden and Rev. Breckenridge
are spending their vacation in town.
I. Mrs. Noble of Bowling Green, Ohio, Il
. visiting her iather Hiram Nickerson.
. F.AlCarpenter closes another sdccessfp
term in the Center district this week. m
The committee appointed to select read
ing material for the public reading room
have made the following selections
Cleveland Daily Leader, New York In
dependent, Harper's Weekly, the Century
4 scribner's Magazine, Puck, New Yorl
Sportsman. Ohio. Educational Monthly
!. Household Companion, Youths Com
panion, North American Review AM
Public Opinion, and more will be ordere'
in the near future. The room is to be i'm
med,atlv prepared and furnished.