The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,
The Robins haye left US.

The Robins haye left us.
Hay fever subjects are plentiful.
The laborer need not stand idle these
days.
Read up the new advertisements care
fully.
About all of the vacant houses are being
occupied.
L. Bowman is at the Tri-state Fair with
his potatoes.
One year ago the farmers from Georgia
were with us.
A flag staff has been placed upon the
school house.
An average crop Of grapes are reported
in this vicinity.
CIV. Horr's herd of Holsteins will be
at the State Fair
We are being favored with all the rain
we need at present.
Subscribers failing to get their paper
will please notify US
Thermometer 98o in the shade Satur-
day and Sunday forenoon.
The Stars and Stripes can now float over
the Union School building.
Quite number from here attended the
fairs at Medina and Ashland.
The fruit crop appears 10 be an entire
failure throughout the country.
One of the dry goods stores has adopted
the plan Of department clerks.
Afetter will appear in next issue from
Mr.. A. F. Starr, Of Chicago, Ill.
The Clarksheld Stone Company are
troubled to get cars to transport their
stone.
Prices on wheat are on the decline, while
prices on produce and cheese are ad-
vancing.
Our provision dealers appear to have no
trouble in keeping bountiful supply Of
fruits on hand.
The weather observers claim that we
have been favored with frost every
month in this year
The Wellington Fair Association are
about $500 ahead this year. Pretty good,
considering weather, etc.
A hand organ grinder occupied the
green north Of the Opera House Friday
afternoon ana Saturday.
Ex-chief of fire department s. F. Black
has finally severed his connection with
the department after nine years Of service.
G.R. Whitney Of Defiance, formerly Of
La Grange, is partner Of A. L. Hayes In
the lumber business and bending works
at McComb. Ohio.
Mr.. James Griffith presented us with a
potato 0he Beauty 70 Htbronl weigh.
ing 10 ounces. Who Is the next man "a
pull down the scales on potatoesS
The property owners on South Main
street had better extend the street i'm
provement to the corporation line and rur
the risk Of the next council accepting ant
paying for It.
Letters from Northern Michigan repor
agood growth Of the potato crop sinc'
the recent rains, and probability Of |
fair harvest Of that vegetable II frosts ar
not too early.
We have q personal column In thi
paper and would be pleased TO give tn
whereabouts, the departure and arrivals
The names can be placed In the bo,
at the foot Of the stairs.
Our special has made a few visit
around town Of late and he reported tha
number Of siorerooms for goods, pack
ing rooms, back yards and alleyways hay
not suffered much from beng kept clean
The Public Schools opened Monda
morning with all Of the instructors q
their posts Of duty, except Miss Brow
who Is still unable TO enter the schoo
room. Miss Nellie Hon Is assisting I
Miss Browns room and Miss Maud Bake
is fiiling Miss Horr's place.
Ebert A. Starr, being In poor heali
has sold his interests In the firm Of Haye
"a StaFr, at Comb. Ohio, and win thi
week remove his familyto Wellington |
secure The adwtages Of our Public School
for his children. They. vim occupy III
house owned BY Miss Florence Starr o
Brown Street.
Mayor Couch ordered out the loc'
militia last week toybreak up the pigi
reposs station Of the blackbirds on u
school grounds II was successfully don
and we hope that the black chirpers, wi
tale warning another year and not sufi'
themselves 70 be slaughtered as The
been the past two years merely tohave
roosting place on tho school grounds.