The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Read the notes on the worlds fair.

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New London fair August 90, 23 and "a,
II is in order to make an assignment
now.
Not very large attendance is reported
at Lakeside this season.
The Chinaman, proprietor of the laun-
dry, has donned citizens dress,
The next meeting of the council will be
held Monday evening, August 7.
The engines on the local freight trains
do the switching at the Big Four yard now,
The ladies of the Congregational church
will serve ice cream in the park this even-
ing.
The first wagon load of peaches from
the lake districts arrived in town Monday
morning.
Farmers report the largest yield of
wheat to the acre that there has been in
many years.
The white clover appearing this season
has produced material for the honey bee
10 work upon.
Get your hats ready 10 receive the gold
dollars on and after Monday, as Congress
will be in session.
One hundred and sixty-four persons
took the special over the Big four to Cleve-
land, Friday morning,
VIII. Sutlitf was the first man to bring
new wheat into this market. II takes the
old-timers 10 "git thar"
Steam is up In all of the factories In this
place during the week, which indicates
that the wheels of commerce still move.
Prices In new wheat is quoted al 55c,
but the tendencies are downward, and
probably will reach SOC before Saturday
Listen! the town clock is striking now
Add thirty minutes to the hour announced
and the correct time of day can be ascer
tanned.
Thanks 10 Geo H. Lewis, secretary o.
the Lorain county fair, for compliment
airy. The fair will be held SPIT. 26, 81, q
and 20.
Arthur Roser gave musical entertain
ment TO invited guests at the residence oi
NJ. /. Rowe on Taylor street, "Wednesday
evening.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary soci
ETY. will meet in the Sunday school reon
of the Congregational church on Friday
August A, at $50 o'clock, standard time.
John McGraw, conductor of freigh
train on the Big -Four, was hauled up be
tore Mayor Couch for permitting his tran
to stand on North Nam street crossing
more than five minutes.
Change In time on the Big Four July 30
See corrected time table on first page. Bl
the change this place is accommodated Il
a little better train service than before
Passengers can now leave for Cleveland
1925 D. m. and arrive from Cleveland a
IL O'Clock noon.
An exchange says Take a newspare
and wrap around piece of Ice and II will
keep intact for number Of hours longe
than any other way" 1t has generall
been supposed that newspapers bad ten
dency to fire up things, especially whe
something has been said about some mem
Der Of the family or friend.
The following is list Of monument
and headstones erected and in course
erection by j. J. Thomas in south GENE
terry, Wellington, o., since May 10, 1898
ED. Roser, j. s. Case, Dorothy Gillet
Ann Derrick, Alfred sutliff, Minnie Rutl
ID. Williams, A. d. Perkins, s. Fl. Dewey
Hiram Allyn, Martha Bailey.
Burglars entered the dwelling house G
F. d. Warren Wednesday morning lai
and secured some old coins and watcl
Mr.. Warren was out on his farm, and hi
wife and daughter were up town. Sur
day evening they entered the house Of /
w. Clifford while the family were at tn
barn but secured nothing of value.