The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

All come 10 the 1alr.
All quiet on Magyar street.
Read the new advertisements.
Look out for trixters during the fair.
A fine shower of rain visited US Tuesday.
The premiums at the New London fair
had to be prorated this year.
The fairs at Norwalk and Medina were
we'll patronized from this place,
Secretary Harris had 10 order 300 add.
tional premium lists for the fair.
A noted minstrel troupe is booked to
play at the opera house next week.
The register at the Hotel de Foote
shows an excellent run of patronage.
The bicycle riders should have a copy
OF the ordinance in their side pockets.
A. NJ. Bassett will enter the ring with
his trotters at a number of fairs this fail.
VIC. Bost, Of Shelby, Mich, gives his
side of the Penfeld matter in a special
communication this week.
Lew Ely supplies the passers-by at the
Benedict corner with fresh popcorn. His
machine works like charm.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Z. Barton entertained
the church choir, Saturday evening. A
very pleasant time is reported
The Democrats expect to hold one big
mass meeting here this fall Prominent
orators are expected to be present.
Thanks to L. E. Hersey, Of Blooming.
ton, ILL.,, for papers. Mr.. Hersey is now
one Of the faculty of the Wesleyan college
of music in that city,
Geo. Barnes is employed as instructor in
music in the Union schools at Greenwich,
New London and this place. We wish
Kim continued success.
About fifty members Of Hamlin post and
eight members Of the W. II. G. will leave
for Washington, d. C., Saturday night. The
names will be given next week.
John L. Sullivan passed through this
plack on his way home. Saturday evening,
on No. 2over the Big Four. John did moi
say word about reimbursing his friends
here that wagered their money on him.
Quite crowd OF sports was at the postal
telegraph Office, Wednesday evening, to
get the news from the Sullivan -Corbe,t
fight. Only one individual could be found
the next day that wagered cent on the
sx-champion.
The Leader Of September 10 says that
H. N. Battles, Of New London, was hauled
in by the U. s. marshal for selling liquor
without license. He gave bail for his ap.
pearsnce 10 the sum Of $500.
Miss Fannie Elliott entertained her
scholars at her home In Lagrange, Friday
evening, with plano and organ recital.
Her pupils from this place wern present
and returned the same evening. Miss e.
lott Is meeting with good success as an
instructress.
A new John Chinaman arrives 10 town
about every new moon TO take charge Of
the laundry. II must be that the busi-
ness don't pay very well, or this place has
become exceedingly attractive to them and
they are all anxious TO come and remain
short time.
A civil engineer and party Of chainmen
passed westward, Monday, along the Long
Distance telephone line measuring the dis
tance Of the territory passed over and
establishing sections by placing letters up
on the posts at the commencement and
terminus Of each.
The report OF the examining committee
Of the Society Of Savings, OF Cleve-
land, will be- found 10 another column. II
is the largest Of the kind in the state. 1t
wac established In the days when II was
looked upon by many good business men
as an unwise venture, but by careful man
agement It has gradually grown to Its
present height, the resources reaching
nearly $24,OOO,0OO.
The board OF health and health officer
should insist upon q general clean up Of
cellars, premises and out buildings. No
attention shonld be paid to the suggestions
made by the owners, but everything should
be done systematically, on account Of the
cholera being likely to reach our shores.
The people will accept Of the situation
now better than any other time and sub.
mIi cheerlully to clean up.