The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Next Monday is Labor day.
The fair at Medina this week.

Next Monday is Labor day.
The fair at Medina this week.
Prices on wheat are on the decline,
Let us haye a few political speeches.
The public schools open next Monday.
Consult the weather report at the post
Office.
Wednesday was pay day on the W. & L.
E. railroad.
The receipts OF the fair are but little be-
low last year.
The ladies are indulging in equestrian
ism at present.
The three last days of August were ex.
ceedlngly cool.
Our correspondents must be attending
the fairs this week.
The boys should be careful about flying
kites on the streets.
Three -fourths Of the street improve
ment is now completed.
The crossings on the railroads were
we'll guarded during the fair.
Trains No. 10 and 1 have been aban-
doned on the W, & L. e. railway.
The members Of the short rate benefit
society carry smile just at present.
Our mail list Is corrected this week.
Please see that proper credit is given.
The dealers are supplied daily with all
kinds OF fruit by wagons from the lake
shore.
An unusual amount Of rain has fallen
during the past month, but the streams are
at q very low ebb.
Stan Wilcox had runaway Monday af-
ternoon and the team was caught near the
Eddy school house.
EFF. Webster will leave in few days
for the south on business trip for Wean,
Horr, Warner & Co.
!, A meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the fair was called for Monday but a quo
rum was not present.
The 1rst play Of the season will be al
the opera house tomorrow night The
boys must take their best girls.
The yield Of oriops this year will moi
be 50 great as last in number Of places
on account Of the late frosts last spring
Falor Bros. proprietors Of the Sawtelle
photograph gallery, were detained In
0berlin last week on account Of sickness
A number Of Wyoming ponies were
sold at the cattle yards Of the Big Foul
Saturday afternoon by Auctioneer Mead
Of New London.
A letter from e. +. Webster. president
Of the board Of education, will be found
In another column. Every one interested
should read It with care.
Any one having possession Of the rec
ord Of the first fair held In Wellington
will please hand II to the secretary to file
with the balance Of the papers
J.H. Wight & Son have found no trace
Of the burglars who entered their store
They left their tools in the cellarway tha
they gained access 10 the premises with.
The correspondent Of the Plain Dealer
from this place Is consuming consider
able ink on the proceedings Of the sena
torial convention held in Lodi, last week
The regular opening Of the opera hous'
season will take place Thursday evening
September 8. when the Last Days o
Ponreii viii be presented. Don't mis-
Il.
The mayor had no bummers TO dea
with during the fair. II was observed
that quite number lad about an inch II
the gauge, but not enough to becom'
noisy.
J. w. Wilbur reports fine time during
his yisit west and only regretted when thu
time arrived for him to return home. HI
says all Of the Wellington people In Cali
fornia are doing well.
The thirtyseventh annual fair will b
held at Norwalk September 8 TO II. Spec
ial rates 10 the iair over all railroads enter
ing the city. Thanks TO Secretary Jone
for the usual compliments.
One hundred tons Of brick and tile wer'
shipped from the Hemenway brick ant
tile works Saturday. Mr.. Hemenway say
this Is The largest shipment he ever mad'
in one day since he has been in the busl
ness.
Frank Bennett had little misunder
standing with some Of the machinery a
the machine company's works last weel
and got the worst Of II little by havinl
his nose and face dis6gured somewhat
No arrests.
Miss Hattie Cobb. Of Oberlin, has beer
chosen TO teach the O grammar depart
meut and Miss Gertrude Johns the {
and d primary in place OF Miss Libbi'
Boyd, who has resigned to accept of po
sition In Texas.