The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The waterworks.


Read the new advertisements.
The receipts Of the fair were $500.
Let us have some political speeches.
Our tourists have about all returned.
The Norwalk street fair is in session.
Jack Frost paid visit Tuesday night.
Who win be trustees for the water
worksp
Quite number will attend the fair at |
Elyria.
The length Of the days and nights are
now equal.
The council will convene next Mon
day evening.
The street lamps have been treated to
coat Of paint.
The opponents Of waterwOrks say it is
all right now.
No more cisterns to be built on the
streets by the town.
There Is plenty OF good wholesome
water in cisterns now.
Quite a number of bicycle riders left
for Elyria this morning.
There is remarkable growth of grass
for this season of the year.
Some very fine monuments are being
placed in the south cemetery.
Our mail list is corrected this week.
See that proper credit is given.
The Big Four will run an excursion to
Cleveland next Sunday morning.
The Tuttle elevator, at Norwalk, was
consumed by fire Sunday morning.
in invoice is being taken Of the hard
ware stock Of R. A. Wilbur and Co.
]. L. Sanford has purchased the Brad
ley property on COurtland avenue.
The turf men had better form an as
sOciation and lease the fair gronnd.
G. E. Schaff has been appointed assis-
tant general manager Of the Big Four.
L. H. WadswOrth sold LAdy L. last
week for good price. Lee takes quite
an interest in good steppers.
Sheriff Ensign closed Lew Ely's res
taurant, on West Main street, Thursday
evening. He opened again today.
Clerk Goodwin is in receipt Of letters
daily for the purchase Of the waterwork'
, bonds.
Since the tariff bill passed there has
been slight decline in the price of hay
per ton.
The LEGAL turf men have entered for {
number Of purses at the fairs to be hel(
around us.
A brand-new celestial arrived in tow
last week to assist our own John to cleaI
the garments.
The fairs at Norwalk and Bellevue ar
reported not to have met with financia
success this year,
Councilman Horizons plan should b.
adopted for hacks to reach the entranc
Of the opera house.
1t might be a good plan to decicat
water works and electric light plan
at the same time.
The divines have all returned fron
their vacations and resumed their regu
lar pastoral work.
q The council should cause the broker
stone removed from the streets and I'll
in with good stone.
On account Of large number of OF
orders the Wellington Milling cOmpan
will be run day and night.
1t is observed that an unusual numbe
Of persons make a practice Of borrowing
the Enterprise Of their neighbOrs.
Street fairs have been held in a nun
Of towns in northern Ohio, during tn
present year and all report success.
A majority Of the goods from Cleyelan
destined to Huntington are still shippe
to this place instead Of going by the T
A. g. W.
The proceedings Of the Lorain Bar
tist association held in Elyria, Aug. 2
and "a. was printed at this Office, 4
pamphlet form, last week.
In the near future an entertainment
will be given in the opera house by
Edmond v. Cook, the versatile reader
Watch for further notices.
The North Ohio conference Of the N
e. church conyenes in LOrain, WedneE
day, October 8. Quite a number frOr
from this place are contemplating bein
in attendance.
The P. A. & W. railway is to be sol
next Monday. Some company shOul
purchase 1t and place 1t In condition fO
first class through line betwes
Chicago and Pittsburg.
We are in receipt Of sopies Of tn
Pioneer, published In San Jose, Cal