The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-06-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The home strawberry patch needs look
ing after.
The Enterprise appears in its new
dress today.
Election Wednesday June 10 from 1 to
s O'Clock p. IN.
The work is progressing nicely on the
new bank building.
Twentythree bicycles were in the line
Of march on decoration day.
The early planted corn looks as though
1t had been afflicted with the fever.
The scarcity Of coal is interfering very
much with all branches of industry.
The lamp lighter travels eleven miles
and half every time he lights the lamps.
On account Of the rain the exercises on
decoration day were very much inter-
ferred with.
Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Nangle, Of ROches-
ter, took charge Of the Park house Tues
day morning.
Prof. Kinnison goes to Berea Friday
evening, to deliver the address to the
graduating class.
On account Of the wet weather the fruit
is seyering its connection with the
branches Of the trees.
Rev. A. G. Wall will deliver the bac-
calaureate sermon in the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
The p, A. & W. railroad will be sold at
special master commissioner sale to sat
isfy the first mortgage bOndhOlders.
Superintendent and Mrs. KinnisOn en-
tertain the graduating class at their resi-
dence on CORTLAND avenue this evening.
II has been cold, dark, cloudy and
rainy weather, with an occasional
sprinkling Of hail, for the past twenty
five days.
Seven COxeyites were in town one
morning last week. They went around
to get something to eat, but their meal
consisted principally Of fresh air.
Theodore Shepherd, an employe at the
Wellington Lumber eOmpany's works,
had his right hand crushed Tuesday
afternoon, so that he had to have the in
dex finger amputated.
Jack Frost paid us a visit Tuesday
night and il is hoped that II will be the
last time this season. Slight damage is
reported done TO the corn. No report OF
the condition Of wheat.
Il was our intention to publish the
names Of the ladies who signed the petit
tiOn praying that our village be protected
from the evils Of an open saloon, but the
list reached over five hundred names and
we were unable TO handle it.
Hon. r. A. IiOrr was taken seriously i'll
last week and continued to grow worse
until Sunday, when DR.. Biggar, Of Cleye-
land, was called to consult with DIR.
Rust. By Sunday evening he became a
little easier and has been OH the gain
ever since.
The Royce Swiss Bell Ringers played tC
a good house at the opera house Tuesday
evening. The entertainment was excel.
ent and met with theentire approval Of the
audience. Should they desire to return
again they will meet with a hearty
reception.
A wolf escaped Monday morning from
a travelling menagerie company that wat
giving an exhibition in the WOoley
building. Diligent search was made tn,
balance Of the day for the animal, but
without success. Tuesday morning they
learned that 1t had entered the barn OF 9
farmer north Of town, and the tiller Of
the soil supposing that IL would injurt
his fiOeks, killed it.
Harry White, Of Toledo, will deliver 4
temperance lecture under the auspices Of
the Wellington Protective association
Monday evening. June II. The discours,
will embrace the merits Of the anti-salOor
agitation. Mr.. White Is an eIoquent
speaker and has spent many years in IN,
temperance work. ALI who are in an,
way interested in the fight that is now OF
are cordially invited to come.
Frank WadswOrth entertained
stranger over Sunday night, and Monda,
morning he walked away with Frank
best sunday-go-to-meeting suit Of clothes
The theft was soon discovered and IN,
eulprit caught when about three mile
away and brought before Esq. vanato
and charged with petit larceny, 10 whiel
he plead guilty and was fined. He psi,
the fine and costs and was set at liberty
People should be careful about entertain
ing strangen y