The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The birds have left US.

The birds have left US.
All quiet on the Big Four.
A fair yield of potatoes Is reported |
The timer is busy putting up stoves.
Our club rates will be found on fourth |
page.
Teachers class cards can be had at this
Office.
The town clock still lags one.half hour
behind the sun.
The fair at Elyria was we'll patronized
from this place.
The North Ohio conference will convene
In Lorain in 1894.
Business at the Wellington Touring mill
is reported TO be good.
There appears to be very few IDLE men
around town Just at present,
The Rebekahs, Of Medina, will visit the
order in this place this evening.
Seats for Gale at Adams drug store FOR
the Fisk Jubilee entertainment.
The charming English sparrow will now
reign supreme until next spring.
The express delivery man was busy the
next morning after the excursion.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers at the opera
house Saturday evening, October 7.
soles s. Abbott shipped very fine load
of coach horses to Boston, Saturday.
Dell johnson, OF Brighton, will take
charge of the county infrmary Nov. l.
The Touring mill at Grafton was entire
ly consumed by fire one night last week.
One hundred and fortyone tickets tc
Cleveland over the Big Four we're solo
Thursday.
One hundred and twenty carloads o.
onions have been shipped from the onior
fields at Lodi this season.
The Grafton News claims that the Blu'
Stars were challenged by the Graftons las
week and declined to accept.
An exchange says, 1--WE will make al
effort to hold up some Of our delinquen
subscribers if they don't look out"
The case OF the state o. Ohio agains
John Arnold for murder will probably b
nolled at the coming term OF court.
T.. Benedict was taken seriously Ill las
Friday and Sunday there was little hop
Of his recovery, At tpresent he is gainln
little.
Acting Station Agent E. S. Prentice, a
Kipton, lost $2O5 last week. A frien
who remained at his house oyer night ha
been arrested and bound over TO court.
I'D. Phelon will throw aside the bus
ness cares OF Lorain county and 90 to th
worlds fair next week. This elbows tht
even county commissioner will go to ih
fair.
Arrange 10 90 to the entertainment Sa
urday evening, at the opera house. In
noted company has sailed around the worl
and been invited to sing In the presence
kings and queens.
J.W. Bell, Of Plymouth, a prominent a
torney in Huron county, has left for par
unknown, leaving creditors to the amour
of $4,000 of trust funds that he held
guardian, executor and administrator.
JL. Chapman, the proprietor Of VIII
was formerly known as the co-operati'
farm. eas, of town, is the boss onion grow
vet reported. The land seeded by him III
wear Welded 1886 bushels per acre OF exec
lent quality.
Nothing new in the Wilbur assignee
case, except that a compromise Is tryir
20 be brought about with the creditors
that is arranged, Mr.. Wilbur will aga
omen the doors Of The store and contin'
the business. {,
Representative Haskell is the busie
man in town Just at present. Aside fro
bis legal business he Is called.upon to a
dress political meetings every lew Gay
also to attend to the wants OF the Vario
callers at his Office.
Awr,er In the Christian Advocate (Ne
York; upon the platform lecturers at q
Chautauqua Assembly this year say
.oTbe lecture of Hon. Roswell @. Horr
the Genuine vs. Shams,' stood out
itself in solitary grandeur, bearing up'
all schemes and topics alike"
The register at the Hotel Dc Foo
shows s21 arrivals TOR September and =
for August, Considering the dull seas
,bis is a remark ably good showing Of sra
sient custom. II an equal number isg
tered at the other hotels there wouio
an average Of twenty arrivals daily