The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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November is with US.
A fine shower visited us en- Tuesday.
Attend the political meeting tomorrow
night.
Quail, rabbit and squirrel are reported
scarce.
Death is making frequent calls upon
our people.
Let us hear from our new correspondent
In Penfeld.
Read the notice issued by A. B. Lambert
township clerk.
The price quoted on wheat is only
sixty nine cents.
Fine potatoes on the market for seventy
cents per bushels,
Farmers claim that the fly is visiting
the fall sown wheat.
Fruit tree dealers are delivering their
orders for fall planting.
Some real estate being sold in town, but
at very moderate prices.
Wellington township has been divided
into two election precincts.
Mr.. Voter walk into your stall next
Tuesday and mark your ticket.
No more sample copies will be sent
from this Office after this date
Change in time on the Big Four Oct
Both. Ses corrected time table,
The lawyers, constables and justices
have been busy for the past week,
Mrs. F. W. Bennett entertained her
Sunday school scholars Monday evening.
The boys celebrated halloween Monday
evening, but no damage was reported done
to property.
Chairman Lang will instruct the voter
how 10 mark his ticket. See card In an.
other column.
Our own Phineas ]. Linder and Editor
Reefy Of Elyria, haye taken the stump in
this county this fall for Mr. Harter.
The American house under the manage
ment Of L. Stemple s. Son, bids fair to be
among the leading hotels in this part ol
the state.
Patrons of the Big Four eau now go to
Cleveland in the morning and return in
the evening. No train stops here going
east in the afternoon.
A special election will take place Nov
sth in Peudeld township TO get voice on
uniting the Penfeld township 10 the Pen
field special school district for high schJol
purposes.
Farmers are still coming N town look
ing after their claims against G. W. Gro.
sier & Co., but the bird has flown and there
appears to be little hope Of recovering
anything. The liabilities Of the firm are
expected to reach $4,000, and perhaps
more.
The first meeting of the Ladies' After.
noon club for this season will he held on
Friday, November II, at the residence OF
Mrs. Gardner. The subject vii! he "Tht
Dedication OF the Worlds Fair Buildings
aud the topic lol conTersalrn, Caroline
Scott Harrison"
A mnr shot a white coon one night las
week inthe northeast part of the township
He brought II to town the next day anC
placed II on exhibition. Even the old-timt
hunters that carried ;Orch made of hick
Ory bSrk said that they never saw a snow
white coon before.
The thirteenth annual convention OF the
nineteenth district, Ohio Sunday-schoo
association, embracing tie counties o.
Cuyahoga, Summit, Medina ami Lorain
will In held in this place November Il
snd IS, commencing Thursday afternoon
and closing Friday afternoon.
G. w. Horr called at our sanctum and
informed US that he was not attorney fol
G. w. Crosier & Co. He said that he
knew nothing about the matter until Sun.
day evening, October 23, when G. W. Gro.
sier called TO see him, and this was after
all Of the property had been transferred.
"A commlttee OF three gentlemen from
the First Congregational church at Jack
SOD, Mich, waited upon Rev. W. E. Bar
ton, Friday evening, and urged him to &C
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