The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The ditch. .....r. ...
Beautiful weather.
Grafton is without Touring mill.
Altogether too many dogs In town.
The gunners are looking after the squir-
rel
The quotations on wheat are on the de-
cline.
The modest house-fiy is preparing to de.
camp.
Colonel Gardiner at the oper house this
evening.
A few hickory nuts are being brought
into town.
The curtain is being drawn over the sea.
son of 1893.
The boys are visiting the forest 10 gather
hickory nuts.
The work on the Baptist church is pro-
crossing nicely,
The farmer is disposing Of his products
at good prices this fall.
A great rush is being made from this
plrce to the fair this week.
Look up your reading matter for the
coming year and order early.
The season has arriyed for matrimonial
contracts TO be consummated.
The D. L. Wadsworth Co. has restored
the former wages TO employees,
The contractors for excavating the ditch
nnd no trouble 10 procure help.
X. N. Goodwin, the official scribe for the
town, is visiting the fair this week.
CIV. Gay has purchased the North
Main street bakery Of G. D. Seeley.
DR.. ]. w. Houghton is the nominee for
probate Judge on the prohibition ticket.
There is quite an increase in the freight
receipts of the Big -Four In the past week.
Beautiful designs Of wedding and an
nouncement cards can be seen at this office.
J.W. Bell. the absconding attorney from
Huron county, carried away about $4,000.
The official collector Is likely to have
good run of hade for the next six months.
Miss Agnes Haskell has been engaged 10
sing In one Of the churches in Cleveland
There appears to be but little prospect
that the brass works at Lorain will resume
business.
Sanford & Banning take measures for
suits Of clothing at their room under the
American House.
The Rev. Morrill, twins gave very in
teresting and instructive entertainment at
the Disciple church last evening.
II Is observed that an unusual number
Of young men are leaving the farm TO
seek business in the towns and cities.
The Junior Kings Daughters will haye
their usual baking In the sample room Of
the American house Saturday at 4 p. m.
Miss Emily Sage is teaching in the pri-
mary department in the union school In
Spencer this week 10 allow the regular
teacher to visit the fair.
This is the first season that work had to
be discontinued at the Wellington Ma
chine Co.'S works on account OF all the
water being consumed In the reservoir.
The financial depression will cause the
proprietors of the Merchants Protective
Association TO issue a large supplement
TO their book at the end Of this quarter.
&C. M. d. Perkins, Homer Mason and
George Roice have been selected as grand
Jurors, and Harry s. Bennett, J. o. Jones
and Chas. West as petit jurors, from this
township, TO serve at the fall term Of court.
1t Is said that the beer wagon gets de-
layed occasionally and causes some Of the
patrons TO become very thirsty. The driver
should hereafter aim 10 be on time In
order TO keep his customers In good state
Of mind.
The report Of the First National bank
will be found In another column. The
amount Of deposits and demand certin-
Gates reach s143,OOO and the surplus fund
10000, which shows that the bank Ia
sound to the core and conducted on
strictly business principles.
One Of our old-time patrons ascertained
tha, he was reading our paper instead Of
his own. last week, and made rush 70 the
Enterprise Office TO square up, This shows
that we have Q class Of patrons rather
above the average, who are determined
mover 10 read the editors paper,