The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-06-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

"A heavy iail Ol ram Vislteu US riiuay'
The fourth of July comes on Saturday
this year.
Patent right veDders have appeared for
the season.
Very fine prospects for an excellent
yield Of wheat.
Prices on wool range from 20 to 30
cents per pound.
The order of Good Templars is reported
10 be weakening.
The commercial traveller must soon
take his vacation.
The Park house had an excellent run Of
trade the past week.
The scholars will have about three
months to rest up in.
The tax books aie held one more week
at the bank for receiving taxes.
Call at THE ENTERPRISE Office for your
programs for independence day,
Friday and Saturday they were kept
busy at the bank receiving taxes.
A number Of the Masonic brethren
went TO New London to celebrate TO-
day.
Step into our sanctum and order The
ENTERPRISE to follow you on your vaca-
ton.
Half fare on the Big -Four July 4th.
See their advertisement In another col
umn.
The scythe should be used often along
the streets to keep the grass and weeds
down.
Our male quarteite are very sweet
singers and their voices blend nicely to-
gether.
W. II. Sage has some very fine samples
Of the golden fruit grown in California
this year.
The employees Of the Big -Four might
be classcd as living under state Of ex-
pectation.
Miss Etfie NJ. Quelos. of Cleveland, o.,
has been employed as organist at the
Congregational church until August /.
The glorious Fourth will probably be
celebrated as usual in this place by the
people leaving town to visit their friends.
The address on the banking system de-
livered by NJ. T. Herrick. of Cleveland
al Grange hall in this place will appear
In next issue.
A street fraud was on hand Saturday
evening selling jewelry. After swind-
ling the usual number Of take ms" he
jumped into his buggy and left town.
Solicitors are in the field to secure funds
for the erection Of a Baptist church
When the sum Of $4,000 is pledged a gen.
tleman agrees to subscribe $1,000 more.
Henry Marshall, our polite and at
tentive deliveryman for the express com.
panies, had the misfortune TO step upon q
rusty nail, which forced Its way through
his foot.
The Whitney family will visit thi'
place Tuesday, June Both. This will
make the fourth time this noted family
has visited this place within the past
eight years.
This appears TO be an of year on the
w. q L. Z. Tor accidents Last Thursday
night two engines and large number
of freight cars were broken up near Cres
ton caused by collision.
A notice is given In this paper that az
application will be presented 10 the board
Of pardons at the penitentiary for the re-
lease OF Clint Wadsworih. who is now
confined there for assault and robbery.
Our subscription list shows only nine
subscribers who are In arrears 10 exceed
one year. This indicates that the goot
people appreciate their home paper and
are determined to maintain it at all haz
ards.
Some Of the Nlmrods have decided x
secure an OUTFIT for capturing turtles dur
ing the vacation. They seem inclined I,
think there Is greater revenue to lie de
rived from 1t than shooting woodchucki
or wedding onions. s.
Tho balloon ascension made here Mon
day evening was an exceedingly fpo one
Tie parachute was cut loose when ahou
ihiee-fourths ol mills from town ant
descended very nicely. The balloon wa
found two and one.fourih miles south
cast from town.
The county auditor demanded $50 as
license for the county Of The manager 0
the show held here Monday, but the man
ager declined 10 honor the request as hi
e>hibliloi was not clsssed ne circus
neither waa there m admIttance e.
exas,fd 70 ,is', The mepagerIe.
During The months Of July and Angus