The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


The fair is in session.
Politicians are on the alert.
Sale bills printed on short notice at this
office.
The katydids will soon retire from act
i've service.
Listen for the danger signal given by the
bicycle riders.
Excellent weather for farmers to do seed
ing and gather crops.
School dismissed Tuesday evening until
Monday, September 90.
Jack Frost visited some of the lowlands
in this vicinity last week.
The telephone communication from this
place will soon be opened to New York.
With four hotels and four restaurants In
town the traveller should not go hungry.
Marshal Williams is acting as health Of
fceI during the absence of ]. j. Thomas.
Patronize the harvest excursion by pur-
chasing ticket to visit your friends in the
west.
A horse belonging TO Frank DaYison
dropped dead on the square Monday fore
noon.
The Wellington Milling company's office
was burglarized one night last week, bu,
the burgs got nothing.
Correspondence from Huntington and
Spencer received too late to insert this
week, but will appear next.
Quite a number are contemplating going
to Elyria the latter part of the week TO at
tend the session Of the north Ohio con.
ference.
Rev, w. L. Barton delivered very log
ical sermon, Sunday, on the labor question.
Mr.. Barton had evidently given the subject
careful study, as he made every point so
clear that even child could comprehend
II.
The town of Wellington should be EN-
powered TO construct and keep In repair
all sidewalks Then we would be favored
with better walks than We now have, and
the liability to pay damages for injuries
would be diminished.
Hon. M. D. Harter, of Mansfield, was in
town, Friday, shaking hands with the peo.
pie. In the afternoon he was taken into
the country 10 pay his respects 10 lew
individuals that he had not yet had the
pleasure of meeting
The resignation OF Prof. F. II. Foster, Ol
0berlin, to accept the chair OF systematic
theology, In Oakland, Cal, has left th'
chair of church history vacant twill b'
filled, temporarily, by dividing the worl
Of the department among four ministers
Rev. ]. A. Berry, teaching fellow In Ober
lin Theological seminary, Rev. d. L. Leon
ard, d. D., OF the editorial staff Of ~,
Missionary Review Of the World, Rev. q
r. Leavitl, d. ID, Of Plymouth church
Cleyelund, and Rev. w. E. Barton. m Wei
lington. Mr.. Barton is to deliver twO lee
lures week during the first semester o,
"The History Of New England Theology
The Holstein Friesiun cow, Lady o
LYONS ~. =" was entered by G. W. Horr II
the state fair milk iett this year. Sever
other COWS competed. The result was an
nounced last Thursday mr tl" state fai
grounds. The wellington cav won tn
first prize, 800, for grr"test production o
butter fats, hlso lhe first prlze, $50, fn
greatest production Of solids, also tn
sweepstakes SILVER msdal for The cow pro
ducing the grenlesl amount nf milk, sol
ids and butter fats. Lad, m Lyons w.,
at the official test, gave over sgventysevel
pounds of milk IN twenty tour hours. Tn
COW next 10 her IN the test only gave abou
foriythrne pounds. II will thus be see
that the others simply we're not in Il
"Lady Of Lyons w." will, we presume, b
on exhibition at the Wellington fair thi
week, and none should fail to see her, 70
she can now claim the distinction of bein
the best and most valuable COW in th
state. 1t is likely that she will participat
10 the breed test at the worlds fair ne1
year.