The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28
LAGRANGE.

DHi IL gu lne InelOn-COllC uayS nave
come, the hottest of the year."
L. L. Crane has returned from Pioneer,
Mich, where he has been on business
trip.
Rev. II. L. Steves has been attending the
NJ E. conference at Elyrla this week.
A. D. Willis and wife were favored with
visit from their son who resides in Litch-
field
The livery rigs are all engaged Tor the
Elyria fair.
Miss Hattie Webster and frankie VOL
colt have returned from visit to PauJding
county,
b. f. CuIticc and wife have returned
nom II" extended "trip through eastern
Ohio aud western Pennsylvania.
Why are we not booked for political
speech iu this place? We want to know
how to cast our ballots inielligently this
TALL.
Keep the ball rolling and we shall have
That bauk, telephone exchange and at least
four daily mails.
This city can now boast of weekly
paper, and II is dandy, too.
Mark Snyder, Roy Richmond, Leon Ry-
an and Miss Neena Miller have resumed
their studies at 0berlin college.
Miss Lottie blanchard Is attending Bald.
win University, at Berea, this year.
A. L. Lawrence and A. Holcomb were in
Spencer last week on business.
Mrs. W. ID. Merriam aid Mrs L. L.
Stevenson went TO Cleveland last Friday.
Wallace Saxton, Of Berea, and Chet
Grow, of Cleveland, will spend fair week
among the fair.
A delegation OF Pylhian sisters visited
Loraln temple last Tuesday evening.
Stanley has made discovery: 1t was
"Dlnah" IN the act oi making a mash on
one Of our best young men with mus
tache.
George Smith, who has been i'll some
time, IS able to be out again.
Rev, q. A. Reeder. Jr., OF Mt Gilead,
visited at the VI. L. parsonage last week.
Mrs. L. Z. Cragin has been visiting in
Elyria the past week.
The Washington excursionists have re-
turned home safely and report having u
good time.
g. W. Robbins, L. w. Richmond, L. II.
Hastings, James Saxton and several others
have gone on a hunting expedition TO the
upper peninsula, Mich.
Mia Waite and husband, NJ. Erkenbeck,
of Pawpaw. Mich, are visiting friends in
this place.
Mrs. Addie Richmond goes to Cleveland
today to take course Of treatment from
Mrs. j. G. Smith, MD.
Dr. Boga has large crop of cats which
he is willing 10 dispose OF cheap. The
doctor suspects some designing persons of
having dropped whole cat family at his
door for adoption.
Elba Joy, who is travelling for a Chicago
house, spent Sunday with his family in
this place.
ID. Z. Nichols got left IN Washington,
having missed the train that brought his
party home. His attention was evidently
engrossed by those oysters on the half
shell.
David Woodmansee accidentally slipped
from house roof where he was at work,
In Plttsfeld, last week, and was consider.
ably bruised and strained. He will be
able 10 be out in few days
Frank Coleman was quite badly hurt by
n runaway horse at the race course last
Friday. The horse vas frightened by the
collision Of his sulky with another, which
threw his driver out. He dashed down
the stretch, and Mr.. Coleman was endeav.
orlng TO stop him, when he was struck by
the horse with such force as to temporari.
" disable him.
Bert Williams and Jay Saxlon have gone
on trip 70 Sandusky, Toledo, Bowling
Green aud 1ifiin on their hlcyles XII.