The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-10-07
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.



The robins have left u.s. !
A nice refreshing shower Sunday even
ing.
The street improvement Is now COM
pleted.
Very little sickness is reported In this
vicinity.
Thirteen foreign bicycles were in town
Saturday.
1T. Haskell will deliver a few speeches
this month.
Every elector should carry lead pencil
to the polls,
Quite number Of persons attended the
fair at Elyria.
The first frost of the season visited us
Monday night.
II will be Landlord aud Landlady Will
liams next week.
This office is open until eight o'clock
Saturday evenings.
A number Of cases Of typhoid fever are
reported in Medina,
The dry weather has been excellent Tor
ripening the late onions.
The Fisk jubilee singers at the opera
house Saturday evening.
Grove Howk will now wear Republi-
can coat. Tally one for Grove.
White dresses and linen busters have
been superseded by heavy wraps.
H. Belts shipped his herd OF cattle to
Akron Monday to exhibit at the fair.
The weather map at the post-office Is
consulted by numerous persons daily
Grapes OF fine quality are In the market
and are sold at very reasonable prices.
The east side OF The square should b
known as Williams street after October "
A black snake measuring five feet and
elk inches was killed in the west part o
town Monday.
C.B. Griggs. of Huntington. presents
tomato that pulls the scales down a
thirtysix ounces.
Coming again Mt last from their tour 0
six years around the world, Loudin'
original Fisk jubilee singers
The time will expired on September 2
for the Big Four to have the gates at tn
crossing on North Main street.
The sporting fraternity are spending
day In the forest looking after gam
which they report quite plentiful.
Since July 10 the city fathers have cor
vened twice per month, but from this Q
they will only convene at the stated TIM
Cleveland Central High School VS. Blu
Stars, on the school ground, Saiurda
afternoon. Score II to 13, In favor Of tf
Clevelands.
The postal telegraph company ha'
ordered the first poles planted here
town removed aud their places supple
with higher ones.
Some of the property owners along q
PA. g. W. are objecting to the kind
fences tho company are erecting Th'
claim that they are not according to &C
tract.
The report Of the First national bal
shows $183, 900 on deposit subject to chez
and only $4,000 on demand certifcat
This is remarkably good showing for u
8 season Of the year
The council decided to haye the big c
tern on the square cleaned last wee
Il contained about sixteen feet OF wat
but was cleaned without removing I
water by the use Of machine made
that purpose.
The following persons from here CARR
of red ribbons from the Elyiia tair;
B Lindsey, two on wagons, and mad
number Of sales; R. g. Holland, on Fren
coach stallion-red cards were also ava
ed him at New London and Wellingt'
Burt Howk, on colts.
Upon visit to the historical room
Tuesday, Il was observed that nnml
Of articles for exhibition had been carl
away There seems to be no good rea'
wby more interest should not be mantle
ed on the part Of the officers and memb'
in keeping the property in position
yis..ors TO see upon certain days and Do
during gtte ~sc'S 1 4-,.
The Century club met "Wednesday e'
inc Al Hon. J. 81. Dickscn's resideI
The paper Of the evening was presen
nv DR.. j. W. Houghtcn on "The sec'
Series Of Lowell's Biglow Papers'
pauer led 10 a discussion Of the attitude
the church toward reforms The cur'
,opic was proposed by Miss orie War
sAre we producing tin plate in
United statesr' The next meeting
be AZ s. X. Laundon's on October IAN
7p. m Hon. J. II. Dickson VIII rev
ths political life Of Alexander ham'l