The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Read the amusement notes.
The cider mill is kept busy.

Read the amusement notes. Il
The cider mill is kept busy.
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Come to Wellington to trade. +
Common pleas count "Opens Monday, l
Oct. 80. q
Very little frut yet but SOME very q
cold nights.
Now is the time to Subscribe for the
home paper.
Read the appointments mad2 by the
North Ohio cgEierenee.
The teachers visited the public schools
in Cleveland ON FriiLy.
Excursion to Cleveland G1 the Big
Four Sunday October %.
This division of the Big FGsr is being
laid with new steel gails.
The Wellington,tsub gave their open
ing ball TbHrsday,eyening.
Thanks to friends in Alabama for
samples OF new grown cOGt@I'
The bar docketifor LOrain county was
printed at this Office last week.
Teachers examination at the union
school buiklialg Saturday, ,tOctOber q.
November 6is,slection day and every
republican should be on hand to vote.
The food and dairy commissioner is
after the wine producers on the Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. T. Baker celebrated
their golden wedding Thursday evening.
Mrs. Esther A. Horr was made sole
devisee of the estate,6f tthe late c. W.
HOrr.
The Enterprise, New York Tribune and
Ohio Farmer for two dollars and fifteen
cents.
The mayor is getting weady to negoti-
ate few of the bonds for the water
works.
About twentysH the Daughters OF Re
beka visited the dodge at Medina Tuesday
evening.
The appraisers will begin taking an
inventory Of the effects Of the late c. W.
IHOrr today.
The Baptist chtArch is nearing compile
tiOn and will be dedicatedin very few
weeks now.
The city fathers have snade some very
valuable and much needed improvements
tthe present season.
,One million brick and one million tile
have been manufactured at the Hemen,
way yards this year.
The Big Four will run an excursion to
cleveland, October %. Fare for the
round trip seventyfye cents.
The tramps appear to be moving south
Just at present. good idea to seek q
wanIn climate during the winter.
The officials of this division Of the Big
-Four appear to have settled on Sunday
as the day to run local excursions.
The finst to purchase tickets for tht
entertainment at the opera house, Satur
day evening, will have the best seats.
In the two hundred and eiglltyfiv'
cases on the Lorain county common
pleas docket +. G. Johnson is attOrne.
on one hundred and forty.
Geo. W. Ransom has purchased an in
terest in the firm of R. A. Wilbur q Co
The firm will be Ransom & Wilbur an
will continue business at the old stand
Three hundred papers were sold Of las
issue for the obituary notice of the lat
C. W. HOrr. This is an indication Q
the respect the people held for the dc
ceased.
The recent heavy winds caused so man
Of the winter apples to fall off that tn
winter crop will be very much reduce
in the number of bushels that was e1
pectel.
Rev. E. I. Hagerman will now entt
upon the third year of service at tn
church He is a Jealous worker and ha
largely increased the membership Of h
charge.
The reunion of the End 0. V. V. Cav
and 25th Ohio battery will be held /
Cleveland, Ohio, October 10, 1894. Heat
quarters at Memorial Hall, G. A. R., u
Superior st.
Part of the herd of HOlstein-Friesial
belonging to the estate Of the late c. '
Horr will now be disposed of at priya
: sale. 1t is remarkably fine herd and
in excellent condition.
NV. Kelsey, of Bakers CrOssin
presented this office with fine bask
Of Orange ounces and King OF TOmpkil
apples. The average weight Of q
apples was fifteen ounces.
By invitation Of the Y. P. s. G. 3.
LitchHeld Rev. A. F. Skeele will repe
the lecture on his European bicycle to
in the Congregational church, Litchfiel
Wednesday evening, Oct. "a.