The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Prepare for the fall.
Friday was pension day.

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The public schools opened Monday
The Big Four now has 600 local stations. |
Pay up your missionary subscriptions. |
Winter wraps were brought into use Fri |
day.
The fair at Medina was we'll patronized |
from this place.
The wood producers are bringing their
wood into town.
Don't forget to visit Oberlin on the Goth
70 hear Mckinley.
Our political stumpers should begin to
wet up their whistles.
After sale OF western ponies the streets
are lined with horse trainers.
The ground squirrels have selected the
south cemetery for domicile.
Itwould be good plan to place tele-
phone in the union school building
Chas. Stevick presents tomato weigh
ing one pound and tep ounces. Next.
The store room of Laundon, Windecker
& Co,will hereafter be heated by hot air.
Let everybody arrange TO go to Oberlin
September 20 to hear Hon. VIM. McKin-
ley. q
The express companies have a large
patronage from the fruit growers just at
present.
The new catalogue for the union schools
was received by the president Of the board
Saturday. 4-s 9kt ntll
Dr.J. W. Houghton has been busy since
Friday last supplying The school scholars
with books IN RIA
An average Of thirty cars Of freight are
received daily from the W. q L. E. by
the Big -Four.
The time for putting up stoves has ar
rived Parties engaged in the work should
remember--
The Big Four and w. & L. Z. folks had
better join hands and erect uaion depot
at the crossing.
Persons desiring to improve their trade
should inform the people about their bu-
siness through the ENTERPRISE.
The freight crew on the W. & L. E. ap.
pear. to be the parties censured for the ac-
cident at Lodi to the B. g. o. passenger
train.
D.L. Wadsworth Is able to be around
again. He looks somewhat pale, but
claims TO be all right for The political cam
paign.
s. Windecker, Of the firm Of Laundon.
Windecker g. Co., will leave for New
York 10 day or two to purchase q stock
Of goods.
Some parties were In town last week
making an effort to form another short
rate insurance company, but made little
headway.
twenty-five persons connected with the
society Of Friends, from Bellefontaine and
Greenwich, changed cars here last week,
enroute for the east to attend yearly meet
ing.
One Of the assistant state geologists
passed through town southwark last
Wednesday on his bicycle. He had been
taking notes in the northeast part Of the
state.
The thirteenth annual reunion Of the
Lorain county soldiers and sailors will be
held on the fair grounds at Elyria Thurs
day. September 10. The meeting will be
addressed by Gen. A. O. voris and W. B.
Higbee, ESQ.
A fair audience assembled at the opera
house, Thursday evening, to witness the
play entitled "The Last Days Of Pompeii" !"
The troupe was above the average and did
ample justice to the play, which held the
audience until nearly II o'clock.
The committee Of the council on side
walks are urging all property owners who
haye walks In bad condition to put them
In good shape for winter. This Is a good
idea. 1t pays the property owner, every
time. TO have nice, clean walk In front Of
the premises,
II. Holcomb, Of East ClarksAeld wa,
arrested and brought here Monday Of the
instance Of Hiram Soles, charged with OBJ
tanning properly under fraudulent design
Marshal Williams had the accused hang
Ing on his arm all the afternoon, but II Il
reported that matters were arranged fol
his release iu the evening.
Jos. Snyder, Q tenant on the james Shell
don farm, bought pair Of ponies at th'
Z sale in town last week, and took then
y home In attempting 10 lead one from th'
barn, q few days after, II refused TO go. A
horse was hItched to II to compel move
The pony made lunge, hit its heat
a0ain6t most. and broke liz neck.