The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-06-10
SE.RAGE.

express trains on tho road TO run each way
for the accommodation of the through
passengers and the balance of the train
service Is DEVOTED to the local patronage.
! The Big Four will give an excursion TO
the soldiers home at Dayton on Thursday,
June 18th. Special train will leave here
at 8: :23 a. m. returning, train leaves union
depot, Dayton, at 0 p m. Fare tor round
trip, $500.
At the Prohibition convention held as
Kipton Saturday to select eight delegates
10 the state convention, r. +. Jones and
Albert Peirce, Of this place, were selected
as two of the delegates and E. S. Tripp
and Mrs. F. M. Perkins as alternates.
The prices quoted on Ohio standard
cheese are S1S and family favorte cents.
The board OF trade claims that j. Roser
& Son have been billing at s ard 8 cents
and j, Roser & Son claim that quotations
have been made 10 dealers by the board
at the same figures.
In looking over the township clerks
books We noticed the bills recently filed
for treating the sick. The question might
be asked, Would it be out of order for the
trustees or infrmary directors to engage a
physician to treat all persons for whom the
township would be liable to pay.
Superintendent Kinnson and his corps
of teachers are exceedingly busy just at
present looking over examination papers,
Nine months out Of the year is long
time to be confined TO the school room In
charge of classes and the coming vacation
will be gladly welcomed by them.
II. C.. Harris, one Of our accommodate
ing boot and shoe dealers, pulled off his
coat Monday afternoon and decided TO
tske hand with the town VS. the bend
ing works. Alter a few innings ball
was sent against his nose. breaking the
bridge badly, which proved to bea very
painful wound
An article that appeared in THE ENTER
PRISE last week under the head OF "The
Turf" met with the extreme dlspleasure
Of Robert Lowe, the turf man, Of
Penfeld Lowe claims that he ran the
race with Yocum with the same horse
that he contracted for and his affidavit is
now on file TO that effect. While this
paper made no statements Of It's own 10
the matter IL at the same time sought to
do justice to all by giving the facts as
they are gathered. We regret IL any
injustice has been done Mr.. Lowe.
Samuel Elliott, Of Prospect street, who
is employed as the fireman at the Santley
Lumber Cos. works, fell down stairs at
his home Monday night while walking in
his sleep. Mrs. Elliott awoke in the after
part Of The night and not finding Mr..
Elliott In bed procdred a light and began
looking around and found him lying at
the foot Of the stairs In an insenslble
condition. DR.. Rust was called and upon
examination found that his spine was
badly injured and number of bruises
upon his flesh. The unfortunate man
was not conscious until Tuesday noon.
The residence of Wm. Brown of Pros
pect street has undergone numerous mod
ern changes and repairs. Mrs. Maria X.
VanCleel, OF the same street has repaint-
ed her residence. On South Main street
II. E. Barrett's residence Iemodeled AMI
new verandas; Geo. Lambert, new porch
and other changes W. F. Crosier, Of
Taylor street, has elevated bis residence
one story and added other modern i'm.
provements. J. N. 0tterbacher has been
making some material Improvements by
repaintipg the front Of his store and plac.
ing his gold lettered sign above the avn.
ing.