The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-08-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

The turf men are becoming little
nervous.
Teachers will find supply Of class
cards at this office.
Our subscription list is increasing very
nicely this summer.
The indications are excellent for a
large yield Of onions.
The warm weather brings forth a sigh
from the heayyweights.
II is estimated that one thousand people
visit the postoffice daily.
Thanks to Secretary Starbird Of the
New London fair for iavors.
An unusual amount Of printed matter
Is being prepared for the fair.
The farmer should consider we'll the
offer Of 81 psr bushel for his wheat
The people in Sullivan and Nova are
greatly elated over their new railroad.
The advance In the price Of wheat
causes q smile on the face Of the farmer.
James Sheldon sold Maggie B. to
parties in Columbus last week for 5000.
Oberlin vs. Wellington. Tuesday after
afternoon: 8 to Is in favor Of. Wellington.
Our delegates should not fail 70 attend
the senatorial convention at Lodi next
Tuesday. nr.
Monday was pay day on this division Of
the Big -Four. The boys were exceedingly
happy the balance Of the day. %
"A fagman was placed at the Liberty
street crossing Friday morning, August
IA VIM. Hanson swings the flag. &
Twelve members Of the K. of P. went
toLaGnnge. Thursday evening 10 assist
in organizing a lodge at that place.
New subscribers THE week: F. NJ.
Perkins, Rochester, II. II. Rawson, La
Grange aud Mrs. H. Converse, yelling
ton.
Misses Mccoy, Haskell and Smith enter
tanned their Sunday school classes In Or
lando Smiths grove Wednesday after.
noon.
Parties wanting printing done for the
fair and desire us TO do It will confer a
great favor upon this Office by calling as
early as possible.
Areduction Of per cent. upon the valu-
alton placed upon the real estate In this
town last year will be highly appreciated
by the tax payers
The b. & o. company have now taken of
their sleeping cars from the W. & L. E. to
be used on the through line between Pitts
burg and Chicago.
Bowlby & Hall and Wilbur & Collins
furnish tank filed with water for the
thirsty pedestrians ION account Of the hop
tea stations being closed.
CA. Ream has opened lunch stand
in small frame building on the grounds
Of the Big -Four on the east side Of the
walk leading TO the depot.
W. II. Merritt formerly with VIM. Rim
niger, came near losing his life last week
while bathing with q party Of friends in
the st. Joseph river, Michigan.
On account OF tho withdrawal Of the B,
& o. passenger trains from the W. & L.
f., the number Of passenger trains on that
line viii probably soon be reduced,
The hop tea stations being closed Just
as thH hot weather begun was little
rough on the old timers who were accus-
toned TO taking their regular drinks.
About 1900 persons passed oyer this d.
vision Of the Big Four last week euroute
for Niagara falls. twenty-five tickets
were sold for The excursion train at this
place.
On account Of the large number oI
orders received for the dipping machine
at the Wadsworih planning mill the facili-
ties for the manufacture will soon have Ia
be increased.
Hugh Mcdonald, the man who forged
the check upon G.. W. Crosier q Co., las,
fall and was subsequently sent TO serve
one year in the penitentiary was pardoned
out last week.
Anthony Laborie and Mrs. Luceita
(, Crosby, Of Huntington, beat the record ol
our w. II. II. Sutliff by two years In re-
siding In this county. They both came
here In 1918. Who nextf
Burglars are visiting number Of towns
about us and Il might be well for our reo-
pie to be on their guard, as they VIII MOI
be likely TO send us word In advance Y
they contemplate visiting US
We regret to announce the sudden
death Of our friend. DR.. @. =. LELAND, oI
Cleveland, Saturday afternoon, Of hear
disease. Mrs. Leland was visiting friends
in FitchvilIe, Huron county, at the time.
Monday evening, August "a, 10 the tint