The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Indian summer.

lnQlan summer.
Hunters report game very scarce.
Railroad accidents are numerous.
Tax.paying time will soon be here.
Large crowds continue TO visit the fair.
Divorce business appears to be thriving |
Thirteen more days Of the worlds fair
Repairs are being made on the town
hall.
A pension examiner was in town last
week.
The store Of ]. W. Wilbur still remains
closed.
A heavy rain storm visited Us Friday
and Saturday.
Very few fresh fish have been brought
TO this market this fall.
Very few agents haye favored us with
their presence this season.
The mirrors at the milliner shops are
undergoing the usual strain.
The freight way-bill clerks are having
little rush In trade at present.
Everyone appears 10 be fully satisfied
with their trip to TIE worlds fair.
The rain last week caused the ditch on
Railroad street 10 cave In In places.
Sheriff Ensign has issued his proc,ama-
linn for nm election Tuesday, Nov. Z.
The Ferris wheel can new be seen In
the show window Of J. s. Mallory d Co,
The grand lodge of the F. and A. NJ. OF
the state convenes In Cleveland this week
The Enterprise, New York Tribune and
Cleveland Leader or Plain Dealer one
year for S9.25
A dancing school will be organized in
the town hall next Tuesday evening" by
Miss Opfer, of Elyria.
An acuon has been commenced to sci
aside the will Of the late John l. Masten
of Rochester township.
Rally day for Congregational Sunday
school Sunday, October %. Every mem
Der invited TO be present.
CD. Foote suys he enjoyed his visit Il
the fair, all but being In the crowd o
$4,000 persons on Chicago day
Cashier Cushion has been taking hi
annual vacation. He took advantage o
the opportunity to visit the tair.
The tramps do no, wait for an invitation
10 visit the town, bit they should be ex
tended pressing invitation to leaye'
The county commissioners were IN tow
Wednesday morning to look alter ditche
and bridges in this part Of the county.
The corner stone Of the Baptist churc
will be laid next Monday at p. IN. (sland
ardl A cordial invitation is given to all.
The twigs on the branches Of the tree
are compelled TO part with their late asst
ates, the leaves. j. Frost is the cause O
the divorce.
1, would seem that the prices paid fc
eggs this year would encourage the nor
extensive breeding of chickens in eyer
community.
On account Of the bad roads, the bicycl
riders will have to turn their wheels
compliance with the village ordinance
they occupy the sidewalks.
The proprietor Of the American Hou'
reports decided improvement in busine
the past two or three weeks, which u
hotel register shows for Itself.
After supplying the pulpit at the Co
gregationai church for six months, rel
ular pastor is now in charge and reguli
service In all of the departments are beir
held again.
The local lodge I.o.G.T. will hereaft
be called TO order at z o'clock instead
73O, and the place Of meeting will be u
Baptist hall. On account Of the busine
TO be transacted large attendance is d
sired. t. .s.,. .tf
The editor of the Grafton News says
has completed the first months public
tion OF the News and he Is satisfied that
will pay to continue printinga paper
that berg. Well, when you close u
twelfth month, Mr.. Editor, let US hear fro
you.
A special TO the Leader from ChicaI
states that Mrs. NJ. Il. Wadsworth, OF w
llngton, fell from a cable car and stru'
on The back Of her head, and the indie
tions are that her skull Is fractured. MI
wadsworih resides on Courtland ayen'
and Is the vile Of G. Wadsworth. II
many friends here will be anxious to be
Of her speedy recovery.
Lorain County W. CT. u.
The annual meeting Of the Lora
90. az r, r IT ,.tll he hald 0Olnh