The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-07-20
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The good house wife is making raid
on the moths.
Woodcock can be killed from July 10
to November 1.
Very few matrimonial knots are being
tied just at present.
The working force in the millinery
shops has been reduced.
A number of people are enjoying va
cation from the busy cares of life.
Numerous excursions are advertised
over the Big -Four aud W. & L. E.
Nessis, French and Whitney are doing
thriving business in the sale of stamps.
We are in receipt of the Home Weekly,
published at Xenia, o., with L. B. Yale as
editor.
The road improvement question is be-
ing agltated by number of leading
journals.
One lady in town has lived widow for
fortyseven years. She is now eigh.yfve
years of age.
Ashland vs. Blue Stars Tuesday after.
noon. Score, fifteen to one in favor OF
the Blue Stars.
The city fathers have caused all Of the
shade trees trimmed where the branches
shaded the street.
Pay day on the Big Four yesterday.
The boys had their pockets lined with
greenbacks as usual
Electric lights and better sewerage is
likely to occupy the attention of the
people here very soon.
An excursion TO Dayton over the Bic
-Four tomorrow Train leaves here at 6 :2S
standard time. Fare for the round trip
1925.
On account of so much wet weather the
honey bee is having hard time to manu-.
facture enough honey to subsist upon dur
ing the winter.
The report of the First National bank ap.
pears in this paper. 1t shows that $751;
600 is on deposit subject TO check and de.
mand certificates.
Nora, daughter of our former towns.
man, Henry S. Smith, now residing in
Cleveland, departed this life last Wednes.
day. Funeral took place from her home
Friday.
Under decision OF the court, II was de.
cided that person riding E. bicycle is en-
titled to one half the road. Teamsters
should remember this and be governed
accordingly.
Fast express No. II that passes through
here early IN the morning, had collision
with switch engine at Gallon, Sunday
morning, badly demolishing both engines.
No one was injured.
Some Of the farmers west OF town com.
PEELED the Long Distance telephone CON-
pany to purchase the right of WAY across
their premises. 1t is reported that F. B.
Manly received 500.
The tramps appear to'be moving west
ward One night last week the train
men on No. 0 on the Big -Four dropped of
thirteen at this place. Marshal Williams
put them in the lookup for sale keeping
until morning.
The Epworth league will hold social
at the NJ, Z. church parlors, Friday even.
ing Of this week. Rev. John Mitchell,
who is an enthusiastic Epworthian, will
be there. A cordial invitation is extend.
ed to ALL
Rev. G. A. Reeder, OF Penfeld, pens a
few important points about the ant
question this week. They are legion
this year and 1t would be we'll to follow
his advice later In the season in order to
exterminate them.
Sing Lee, alias John Chinaman, has
returned from Painesville TO resume his
duties at the old stand. The celestial that
succeeded him in the laundry some three
months ago failed to pay up and so John
came back and took possession.
Every town has about the usual number
Of newspaper thieves. They are too
stingy to take their home paper, but they
will invariably put themselves out Of the
way to step into neighbor's 10 get 1t to
read. If a paper is not worth paying for
1t is not worth reading.
A time card issued by the O. y. g G..
railroad, dated April 20, 1865, was on ex.
hibition last week in the show window Of
Laundon, Windecker & Co.'S store. The
card Is illustrated and gives the time Of
the funeral train Of the late President