The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30
NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About the Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their I'm
mediate Vicinity.
NEW LONDON,
NEW LONDON,
SULLIVAN,

oEIT. Ns'-r ne new stone crossings ADD
greatly to the appearance of our streets
and will be appreciated by all.
The remains Of the late DR.. Hart, of
Jacksonville, Fla, we're inferred here
September IA
Johnnie Foster, lad OF 1G years, had
the misfortune to break his leg below the
knee, breaking both bones.
The B. q %. railroad company have
completed their reservoir.
Rev. Ward Of Noya, preached at the
Congregational church last Sunday.
George Rooms Is quite sick, the doctor
fears typhoid fever.
Several small fires have occurred along
the B. q D. railroad in this vicinity of
late, burning the grass and some fencing
SEPT. 20, ,-0n Tuesday evening. the 29d
inst, the cry OF fire startled our citizens
and flames were seen In the southwest
part Of town which proved TO be the burn
ing of barn, the property Of j. @. Palmer.
The FIRE was discovered al about 10 80 and
the flames had then made such headway
that Il was impossible to enter the build.
ing. which was full Of hay and contained
some grain. Later developments seem to
indicate that human being perished In
the burning building, as a charred mass
was discovered that leads TO this belief.
Nothing dehniie, however, Is positively
known In regard 70 II The barn and con-
tents were insured.
Mrs Carrie Bennett and family, Of Black
Earth, Wis, are visiting friends in town.
Born, 70 Mr. and Mrs. G. Long, son.
George Koons 4 able to be out again.
s. 5. Dudley, n Hammond. ILL.,, is Wis
iting in tins vIoihiy.
The work dols 10 ihs D. 4 o. reservoir
was not accepted and Mr.. Reed, the CON
tractor, has been recalled to complete the
work In amore satisfactory manner.
The continued dry weather Is doing
great damage to meadows and pasture
fields In this vicinity.
The fall seeding Is all done, but the re-
suits 80 far are not very satisfactory to the
farmer, late sown wheat not coming up at
all, and the crickeis and grasshoppers de.
stroying that that Is up.
Wash Koons lost valuable horse
short time ago.
O. e. Ingraham spent Sunday at Cleve-
land with his wife, who Is under medical
treatment at that place.
Eleven couples attended the dance at
Lew Wards. Wash Koons furnished the
music.
Austin Smith. Of Cleveland, agent for
the East Salem fertilizer company, made
several calls In this vicinity last week.
Raymond Welch and wife are visiting
his parents, Of this place.
The Congregational parsonage is nearly
completed.
Tom Miller is building new house In
the west part Of town.
The new stone walks and crossings are
a great Improvement over the old board
ones.
The location Of the new school building
has created quite ripple Of excitement.
John Foster, the lad that broke his leg
while at work on the stone crossing, Is i'm.
proving slowly.
Very few people from this vicinity paid
their respects 10 Gov. Campbell last Mon
day. They would rather see Mckinley.
H.B. Drake has bis house nearly COM
pleted. Ia
TIE presence OF dandruff indicates a
diseased scalp, and II not cured blanching
OF the hair and badness will result. Halls
Hair Renewer will cure 1t.
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