The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

The kaiydid is with us.
Business matters very quiet.
Wellington fair Sept 13, IA and Is.
Very cool weather Sunday and Monday.
Read our very interesting article on the
worlds fair,
To Chicago and return, $11.2O, over the
w. & L. e.
Very few business men are banking on
prospective profits.
The modest house fly protests against
the screen being put up.
The train service on the Big Four is Civ
ing excellent satisfaction.
One year, six months, yea, four months
ago, prosperity was among us.
+. D. Ward has been appointed school
examiner In the place of W. R. Wean.
The total enrolment for the school year
of 1s03'04 is 5S1 males 272, females 800.
The train service on the W. s. L. E.
going west is not good for the people here.
W. D. Hall carried of the gold badge
at the checker tournament held in Elyria
Monday.
The stock of boots and shoes in the q.
A. Bush shoe store has been shipped to
Cleveland.
We went TO press little too early 10
get the presidents message. 1t will ap.
pear in next issue.
One hundred and five tickets have been
sold to the worlds fair over the W. & L.
E., from this place.
Our people will actually lose their ami
nation il they continue 10 be the half
hour behind the sun.
One OF our bicycle riders rode from
Sullivan to Wellington, ten miles, in thirty
eight minutes Thursday.
Advertising matter for the fair can be
found at the office Of the secretary at Har-
ris & CrAbtree's shoe store.
Burglars entered the dwelling house oil
Shubel Smith on Courtlond ave. Monday
night and secured "a in cash.
The town nine played the bending
works Monday afternoon, which resulted
II to 12 lin favor of the former.
: The Big Four handled 17S cars less
from the w. g. L. E. at this place In July
'93, than on the previous years of 01-V2
Mayor Couth held an interview with a
representative of the Big Four Saturday
forenoon relative TO improvements wanted
here.
Rev. w. H. Greer, Of the Baptist church
in LaGrange called upon us last week
Mr.. Greer has issued pamphlet entitled
"Protestants Awake, or the Danger of Ro.
manism."
AT the caucus held Saturday evening
Hon. j. T. Haskell. M. w, Lang, A. E,
Sheldon, +. d. Warren and d, Battles
were chosen delegates TO the senatorial
conyenton at Ashland.
The number of money orders have
greatly increased within the past month
as Uncle Sam redeems his paper with
currency, and 1t has been difficult in many
-t.x.. A. ..ot d.oflo oooha1
individuals receiving the appointment
10 any position Of trust should see that a
notice OF such Is published forthwith, as
courts have held that they are not en-
powered to act until such notice has been
made public by publication.
There is number Of able-bodied trav-
cling ourlsts just at present calling upon
the lustees for assistance 10 get to some
distant city. Such aid is declined, OF
course, and It is but right that II should
be. II an individual IS sick and asks for
alittle assistance 1t should be given him,
otherwise pay no attention to them.
A dispatch in the Press of yesterday
says that Rev. A. II. Albright, OF Tiffin,
was fatally injured in railroad disaster,
while en- route for Iron Mountain Park,
Mo. There are no particulars, but as there
is not known to have been but one Rev.
Albright 10 Tiffln, 1t Is greatly feared that
there is an error as to the initials Of name,
and that It is intended for N. S. Albright
former pastor Of the M. 4. church, this
place.