The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Now is the time for picpics.

The coal bins are being filled for winter.
Ice cream yenders are having harvest,
The saloons had to leave here in July
1886.
The w. s. L. E. runs Sunday excursion
trains
The tax collector is around after the de-
linquents.
Turtle soup is the fashionable di sh of
the season.
A. P. Dimock will soon start a new
cigar factory.
The honest grasshopper is claiming his
rights just now.
The mayor is engaged in drafting a
plat Of the streets.
The shade trees in the south cemetery
have been trimmed
The council in Lorain has repealed the
local optiou ordinance.
A party of young ladies held picnic
at Clarksfield Tuesday.
The Press and World in Cleveland are
making rapid progress.
The market is well supplied with new
potatoes OF good quality.
Very few squirrels Of any kind inhabit
the forests in these parts
The fishing line = the boys in front OF
the church Sunday nights.
The carriage and road cart dealers re.
port good sales this season.
Cate & party Of Masonic brethren will
visit LAGRANGE this evening
Oyster dealers had better remove their
signs during the hot weather.
Political gush IL cheap, but II takes
wheat to preserve the nation.
About half of the proposed street i'm
provement is already completed.
The tourists are seeking the boat lines
FOR travel instead Of the railroads.
Climbing up stairs to get upon a bicy-
Gle is getting to be thing OF the past,
The capacity Of the town cisterns should
be increased 10 accommodate the public.
Mrs. PAA. Emerson offers photograph
fixtures in the Sawtelle gallery for sale.
The Ice man and street sprinkler arr
the chief business men In town at present
A number Of new bridges are beng con
structed on this division Of the Big Four
The b. g. o. will soon advertise the
shortest line from New York to Chicago
The @. A. r. are making arrangement
to attend the annual encampment at De
troit.
The farmers have been exceedingly
busy for the past ten days caring for thei
crops.
p. Nichols has secured the contract To-
building the new school house at Ii
Grange.
For some reason the Big Four does no
recognize the p, A. & W. crossing at New
London,
J.J Thomas has just taken an order TO
a fine monument 10 be erected in soutl
cemetery.
The supply divines will now have al
opportunity TO Ill the pulpits for the mex
sixty days.
The opera house will not likely b
occupied much Of the time for The mex
two months.
Clearing out sales for fall and wlnte
goods are in order. Watch our adyertis
ing columns.
The Wellington milling company re
ceiyed their first new whea, this weel
from Illinois.
The Salvation Army folks have no
been favored with visit from an offlcia
for some time,
Bald headed men need not stop 10 hay
their heads shaved to be executed unde
the new process.
r.. d. Foot & Co. transported the frs
load OF passengers 10 Lfnnwood parl
monday afternoon.
The expert gardners are now doing thei
level best to outdo their nelghbors In pro
ducing fine crop.
All but one Of the teachers chosen b.
the board OF directors for the ensuing
year have accepted.
The Clarks1eld stone company ar
furnishing some excellent stone for tn
street Improvement
Tie janitors are placing the schoo
buildings and grounds n fine shape 70
the next term Of school.
There are altogether too many worth
less ours upon the streets for the comfoI
and quietness Of The town.
Special rates will DO made by the Wa
LIE. 70 Detroit for those desiring Tod
tend The g. A. R. cncampment.