The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-27
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The fall fashions
Refreshing rain Saturday.
Read our new clubbing rates.
The coal bins aare being filled.
Simpkins, the halter, is in town.
Some Of the cisterns are about empty.
Come to Wellington to strike bargains,
The onion crop is excellent this season.
No vacant houses are reported In town.
The ditch sale will take place October 2.
Quite heavy frost visited us Monday
night.
John Sherman's pension has been re-
stored.
Only one more month in which to attend
the fair.
DeWolf street is being placed in fine
condition.
Prices on wheat, butter and eggs are
advancing.
Wool is being advertised to be sold at
pnblic sale.
Now is the time 10 subscribe for your
home paper.
The freight traffic on the Big Four in on
the increase.
Quite number are attending the fair at
Elyria this week.
One ease of diphtherla was reported in
Spencer last week.
Farmers have been feeding their stock
for a number Of weeks.
The literary clubs are preparing their
programs ior the winter.
Marshal Williams has quite wrestle
these nights with his trampShip.
A number of travelling men are having
ample time to visit their friends.
Seyenty.fve cents to Cleveland and re-
turn, tomorrow, over the Big Four
Gov. Mckinley gives an early morning
speech in ElyIia Friday, September 90,
The Fisk Jubilee Singers Saturday even
ing, October Z. See small bills and posters.
The cheapest clubbing rates in the coun-
ty will be found at the Enterprise office.
The North Ohio conference Of the Meth.
odist church is in session at Wooster this
week.
Bring your sale bills to this office. Our
prices for printing are low and We insert a
notice in the paper free.
The W. & l.. E. sent fifty to the worlds
fair last week. This brings their total 10
nearly three hundred.
The Wellington Machine company has
large number Of orders for brick ma
chimes TO fll the coming year. No steam
at the works this week on account Of
water being too low in reservoir.
No predictions yet from the weather
prophet as to what kind Of winter we
will have, Guess he has been caught up
on the financial wave.
A.hose rack has been constructed In the
northeast corner Of the room occupied by
the fire department in the town hall. The
rack extends through the roof and requires
14O0 feet Of rope to operate the reels.
Charles West has the wall and frame for
barn on the south end Of his LOT on Tay-
lor street, but was advised that he was on
the inside Of the fire limit, which caused
the work to be discontinued for few days.
While we have no reason 10 find fault
with any Of our subscribers. so far as pay.
ment Of their subscriptions Is concerned,
our patrons In Penfeld have the credit Of
being the most prompt paying ones on the
List.
The carpets in one Of the churches in
this place were recently taken up TO be
cleaned, and It was ascertained that the
guilds Of chewing gum thrown upon them
had caused more damage than the natural
wear.
Rev. Z. T. Hagerman has closed his year
OF pastoral work here with good results.
He left for conference this week, and we
are informed that the conference has been
requested to return him here by the unan-
imous vote Of the church.
Uncle John White, the mail carrier, was
struck by an engine on the Big -Four Sat
urday evening as he was crossing the track.
Il whirled the veteran carrier and his
wheelbanow onto the platform without
doing any damage TO either. @
A little uneasiness seems to prevail
among the employees Of this division Of
the Big Four about the reduction Of wages
ordered September /, but II is net OF all
likely that any win leave the service Of
The company on that account.
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