The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Are we going to have Indian Summer
The recent rains will produce late fall
grazing.
We are favored with communication
from Lodi this week.
bonneville was we'll represented here
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The @. L. W. railroad has one acci-
dent to report about every week.
The north side of Liberty street is now
represented by three very fine shoe stores
The contractors on the p, A. & W. ex-
pect 10 reach Huntington this week laying
iron.
A majority OF the business houses in
town have been dressed up a little the
present season.
Rev. DR.. Talmadge Of Brooklyn is CIV
ing an excellent description Of the Holy
Land In his sermons.
The gas light was very much weakened
for some cause at the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
The probable effect Of the recent tariff
laws on business matters has been discuss
ell quite freely this week.
The editor Of this paper is on hand for
the fall season to devote his whole time to
the interests Of the people.
The Wellington Milling Company have
again placed the price on good flour at
one dollar and ten cents per sack.
The blackblrds still, continue 10 visit
the school ground every night notwith-
standing the local militia's protest
@. D. Foote g. Co. purchased the oats
that were in the car that was broken up
In the accident on the Big -Four Monday.
Jack Frost Is causing the leaves Of the
forest 10 relinquish their grip on the posi-
itions they have been holding for the past
FIVE months.
The eroads leading into town are In bad
condition. Whether by omission or other
wise the supervisors have failed 10 cause
the chuck holes TO be filled up.
1.-THE relief train on the Big Four return
ed to Cleveland Tuesday morning with the
damaged engine. The match was touched
TO the box cars that were broken up.
d. L. Wadsworth is chairman, p. ].
Linder secretary Of the Democratic county
organization. II must be that the talent
Of the party is located In this town.
The Society Of the Church Of Christ
are causing dwelling house 10 be used for
aiparsonage 10 be erected on the north end
Of the premises occupied by the church.
The city hotels and restaurants
had a good patronage Monday from the
passengers on the Big Four who were
compelled to remain here on account Of
the e,wreck.
The coal dealers are troubled 10 get q
supply Of soft coal TO supply the trade. A
dealer informed US that one car load was
taken into the country Saturday, which
Is an unusual occurrence.
Mayor Couch has ordered one family
residing on South end OF Courtland Avenue
to vacate the premises. Hisl Honor will
place the legal clincher upon people II re-
ports adverse to good order reach him.
Miss Daisy Z. Kessler OF Rochester was
awarded fifty dollars, the highest prize Of
fered by the Press Of Cleveland for the
best story contributed by any one attend.
lng school. .she had 29O competitors.
Good for Daisy.
. Z. 8. Tripp has received the nomination
for sheriff on the Prohibition ticket. It ID
doubtful whether uncle Edward would be
active enough 10 give Q crook good
healthy chase In case 1t was necessary TO
place him under arrest.
Ten sporting menbfrom LaGrange pur.
/. chased return tickets over the W. q L. f.
y here Monday morning 10 New Berry
Mich. Tickets are good until Dec. 3D.
Last year the same party went to Michi.
gan and returned with eleven deer.
The name Of Rev. ]. L. Calvin was
presented to the Eenate by President Har.
rison as assistant chaplain In the United
States army, but II was not acted upon
Z before adjournment Mr.. Calvin was
formerly pastor Of the Catholic church al
this place.
w. r. Couch, better known as Riley
Couch, Is victim number 2 Of the buzz
saw. Mr.. Couch is an employe Of the
Wellington Machine Company and acci
gdently placed his right hand too near the
buzz saw Tuesday afternoon and had
three fingers badly mangled.
The people Of New London will now be
called upon TO drop twenty thousand dol
lars into the hat for the- p, A. q. w. Rail.