The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The fall fashions.
Beautiful weather.
Read our clubbing rates.
Please bring us your sale bills to print.
A very light crop of hickOrynuts is re-
ported.
Some of the tradesmen are going to
LOrain.
The fair at Elyria was financial
success
The modest house fly is hunting winter
quarters.
The town Of LOrain is without board
Of health.
Now is the time to subscribe for your
home paper.
The North Ohio conference is in session
at Lorain this week.
We have had very little music from
the band this season.
The onion growers will reap quite
large harvest this year.
A car load of fine horses was shipped
east on the Big -Four Saturday.
Jack Frost is painting some very
beautiful colors just at present.
Eugene Robinson is purchasing apples
in the vicinity of Berlin this season.
Fortyseven tickets were sold to Cleve-
land for the excursion Sunday morning.
The dealers expect to be able to secure
coal from MassillOn in very few weeks.
Uncle Sam now requires the dealers in
cards to place 2-cent stamp on each
pack.
Mrs. Ida Ruth Stewards letter from
Switzerland will be found in another
column.
The Enterprise gives all the news.
Take it yourself and order copy sent to
your friends.
The teachers examination will be held
in the union school building on Satur-
day, October 81.
The Jr. O. U. A. M. will will dedicate
their hall with appropriate ceremonies
in few weeks
A beautifully decorated tallyhO drawn
by four horses was seen on our streets
Monday afternoon.
Secretary Probert, of the state board Of
health, recommends some improvements
made in the county infrmary buildings
Farmers along the lake shore are fav
ored with large yield Of apples, peaches
watermelons, sweet potatoes, grapes ant
tomatoes.
E. E. Goodrich's base ball team defeat
ed the Spencer ball team in well
played game at Spencer. The score was
twelve to five in favor Of the Wellington
team.
1t seems that the city Of Mansfield il
bound to have the next member OF con
gress, as both of the leading parties hav'
selected their standard-bearer from tina
place.
A change in time took place on tn
Big Four September 30. See corrected
time table. This station will be accom-
mOdated with six passenger trains int
Cleveland and five out.
The city fathers are proceeding very
carefully in regard to issuing bonds TO
waterworks. This is the correct plan
start out right, then there is not likel!
to be any serious trouble.
The Greenwich Enterprise says tina
D. B. Ordway, who has been operating
the Wadsworth mill in that place for tn
past two years, will go to Cleveland OF
November to enter business.
VIM. Vischer visited Alliance last weel
to inspect the waterwOrks. He br0ugh
a can Of filtered water and presentel
it to the mayor. 1t is proposed to con
struct the waterworks here on the sam
plan that is adopted at Alliance.
The first report Of The financial cOndi
tion Of the Home Savings bank appear
in another column. The doors have no
been open but little over sixty day
and the showing made must indeed b
very gratifying to the stockholders.
Our country exchanges are having
picnic in trying to collect back sub
scriptiOns. Don't let any one get in al
rears, gentlemen, and you will have n
trouble in that direction. This pape
don't carry enough Of such even for seed
The service at the Congregations
church, Sunday evening, was largely al
tended. Rev. A. F. Skeele gave a YER
interesting talk on London. He present
ed few stereopticon views Of that grea
city. Next Sunday evening he will civ
a talk on Paris.
A ease in repleyin, Ely vs. Williams
was tried before Justice Vanator Monda!
Dickson and Blinn for plaintiff an
..tcals and Tillotson for defendant