The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

head.
Common pleas court is in session at
Elyria.
A picnic was held in Comstock's grove
the Fourth.
An unusual number Of robins are with
US this season.
No more legal holidays until Thursday,
November %.
The ladies' are becoming afflicted with
the bicycle craze.
The mayor had no cases to look after on
Monday morning.
The indications are excellent for very
productive season.
Squirrels can now be killed, and wood
cock after July 10.
This is the beginning of the 10th year
of our independence.
The race track on the fair grounds is
kept in fine condition.
Quite a number are preparing TO spend
a few days at Lakeside.
The English sparrow plucks the leayes
from the ew-grown peas.
Our mail list is corrected this week
Please look after your credits.
Eighteen thousand pounds Of wool were
received at this place Monday.
The Office men on the Big Four are
we'll versed in making reports.
The p, A. & w. sells mileage tickets
which can be used by the bearer.
A number Of accidents are reported as
taking place the Fourth in the state.
The nimrods INDUCED In the usual des-
truction OF firecrackers on the Fourth.
Quite number went to Lake Breeze
Tuesday morning to spend few days.
Anyone desiring catalog Of the Ohio
State fair should call on e. l.. Benedict.
A very interesting letter will be found
In another column from Major Williams.
A. F. Starr says the Mckinley bill has
made bad work for the people in Canada.
About the usual number Of tax receipts
were returned to the county treasurer un-
pad.
The life and fire insurance men are
playing the part Of hustlers TO secure bus
mess.
CIV. Horr has just issued 1913 page
book giving the record Of his herd of Hol-
stems.
The push and publ doors have been
placed at the entrance Of the business
houses.
The boys ushered the Fourth Of July in
by firing cannon on the school ground at
midnight
The Wellington Touring mill is operat-
ed through the day enly, owing 10 the
scarcity of grain.
No assignments TO report for the first
half Of this year. whick indicates careful
business management.
Jasper West, Of Huntington, is IN town
occasionally looking after the interests. Of
the pure cold water party.
The W. & L. E. Is compelled TO lease
motive power Of other companies to haul
their unusual run OF freight
The black birds lave retarned to the
school grounds, though not In as large
numbers as in former years.
Our milliners have fashioned up the
fair sex for the spring season ani will
now take their much needed rest.
The old.time patrons here OF the game
of chance In New Orleans are gradually
bidding adieu to the consumptiye con-
Germ.
On account OF the heavy condition Of
the roads on the morning Of the Fourth
the bicycle owners could not leave town
on their wheels.
His trampship has found II not to be
an easy matter to impress his pleadings
upon the people here aud has decided 10
measure to leave us alone.
w. B. Follansbee is busy reading up
the new election laws. Mr.. F. should
procure him military outfit inclu1iug a
navy-blue suit, sword and pistols.
One Of our compositors offers his hicy.
Gle for sale. This goes to show that when
one becomes manipulation Of the metal
he must dispense with all luxuries
Quite n number Of young couples arriv-
cd in town Saturday morning who had
been 10 the neighboring towns engaging
In the trip Of the light fantastic toe
THE ESTERPRIsE contributors did not
return in time to sharpen their pencils 10
report this week. Please be on hand next
Issue with all the happenings worthy Of
note.