The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Navigation on the lakes Is about closed
ior the season.
Carter Harrison was the owner of the
Chicago Times.
Quite extensive repairs are being made
on the town hall.
The work on the ditch on railroad street
has been completed.
Misses Mallory and Mills al the opera
house Monday evening.
Our sporting editor has very little 10
write about this season.
Feed the turks and place them in con.
dition for thanksgiving
The city fathers will convene next Mon
day evening for deliberation.
The boys placed some tollgales on some
of the walks Tuesday evening
Hon.J. T. Haskell addressed a political
meeting at Rochester, Monday evening.
Our town has escaped one more week
without any cases of theft being reported
Auctioneers inform us that all kinds OF
property, except horses, bring good prices.
A change Of time is advertised to take
place on the Big Four next Sunday, No
vember 8.
An invOice is being taken at at the d. l..
Wadsworth Co.'S mill yards here and at
Greenwich.
Sheriff Ensign was In town, Saturday,
leaving notices with number to appear
before the grand jury.
The election returns will be received, as
usual, at the Postal and Western Union
offices, Tuesday evening,
The business OF the late Ethel Benedict
will continue to be conducted as usual at
the old stand by Mrs. Benedict.
1t is a very good plan 10 leave the lights
burning in the business rooms: then the
night watch can have better opportunity
to watch the burglars,
The local agents of the railway lines
here appear 10 be highly elated oyer the
patronage they received in the way Of
ticket sales 10 the worlds fair.
Since Mayor Harrison's assassination 1t
stands our city officials In hand 10 keep In
at night, place double bar on the doors,
and admit no one after twilight.
Editor johnson, of the Reporter, has or.
dered his servants to go dowA u Egypt
(Massil!on) and procure not less tban one
hundred tons of fuel to be distributed
among the poor of his city.
Large audiences continue to greet Rev.
A. F. Skeele at the Congregational church
Sunday evenings, 10 hear The sermons on
the worlds fair The last discourse will
be delivered next Sunday evening, No
Yember 8. Subject, Farewell to the
White City,"
DR.. E. q. Rust removed diseased eye
for P, Sprague, living on Hamilton street,
this place, last Friday morning. The sight
was entirely gone and the eye so hopeless.
ly diseased that there was no promise
of relief from inflammation and pain but
by removal. Mr.. Sprague was put under
the influence OF chloroform by DR.. Hough.
ton and had no recollection OF the opera
tion. The operation was delicate one
and very sklllfully performed.
John W. Andrews, Of Columbus, for
more ttan half century distinguished
member of the Ohio bar, died at the home
Of his daughter at Enelewood, N. j., Sun.
day. Tacrc were no better representa-
tiyes OF the combined qualities Of liberal
culture. scholarly attainments and the
finest elements OF character, than the two
brothers, the late Judge Sherlock ], An
drews, of Cleyeland, and John W, An
drews, of Columbus Sons oil DR.. John
Andrews, of Walllngford, Conn, educated
at Yale college, they had the best OF ad.
vantages Of their time, and were located
In practice in this state when young men,
and both were examples of ideal integrity.
They were brothers Of the late William
Andrews, OF Penfeld, who was worthy Of
the relationship
Dispositions were taken here before
Hon. ]. r. Haskell, last week, In a case
that 10 attracting considerable attention In
the Cuyuhoga court Of common pleas.
The care Is 8. G. Baldwin, Jr., vs.. adminis-
traitor Of s. q. Baldwin, deceased. The
plaintiff claims breach Of contract and
seek. damages. lie sets forth that the de.
ceased made contract with his father
when child 70 take him and adopt hlo,
as his own. On TIE death Of the deceased
II was found that the papers for adoption
had never been made. AZ all events, II
they hsd beeu made they were nevsr re-