The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Attend the fair at Elyria.
The farmer is cutting his corn.

Attend the fair at Elyria.
The farmer is cutting his corn.
Read the letters on the waterwOris.
Norwalk has street fair next week.
Thanks to friends across the sea for pa
pers.
Quite an amount Of cider is being
made.
The birds are leaving for their winter
homes.
The Big Four advertises harvest ex-
cursion.
Special election September %. Don't
forget it.
Mayor Couch is the busiest man in town
just now.
Are we going to have lecture course
this winter?
Read our offer for the Enterprise and
Ohio Farmer.
The mayor had no subject before him
during the fair.
Jack Frost paid the lowlands formal
call Sunday night.
A business change will likely be re-
ported next week.
The katydid was granted an unusual
lease Of life this year.
The room where the postoffice is located
is being newly papered.
About twenty young people attended
the Y. P. S. c. E. rally at Penfeld last
week.
The official reports Of the county
officers will hereafter be found in this
paper.
The express companies are largely pat
ronized by the farmers who ship pOultr!
to the cities.
Rev. Father Powers is contemplating
building new church in New Londor
the coming year.
The union schools closed Thursda.
and Friday in order that the scholar
might attend the fair.
The boys can get watermelons in tn
market cheaper than they can visit tn
neighbOrs' patches for them.
The club rooms are being placed II
condition for the entertainment Of tn
members during the winter.
Too many races were billed for the las
day Of the fair, so the competitors wer
invited to return on Saturday to finish.
The buildings recently consumed b
fire in Brighton were insured in tn
Joseph Binehower agency in this place
The commissioners met the board fror
Medina Tuesday afternoon to arrange fC
repairing a bridge on the county lin
road.
The ten ton capacity freight cars o
the Big Four have about all been calle
in and their places supplied with cars
twenty ton capacity.
Persons having visitors will pleas
leave their names in the box at the foe
Of the stairway. The one sending shOul
always sign their name in order that W
may know who left it.
The electric line from Elyria to LOrai
was opened Saturday. R. G. Ward, OF
Of the employees Of the L. H. WadswOrt
Lumber Co., will run one of the car
There were one hundred and forty appl
cations filed for five positions. This il
dicates that the supply Of employees
greater than the demand.
The directors Of the steel plant in L
rain have decided not to build any dwell
ing houses for rent This is step in Il
right direction. Let the tenants bui
their own houses: then they can censu
nobody for oppression in the way
charging extOrtiOnate rentals, as tht
have recently done at Pullman, Ill.
NJ. O. Greene was called into JustiC
5 VanatOr's court on September IL, at IL
instance Of Miss Maud Burton. I'll
charge is of an unpleasant nature, b.
the complainant had to be heard j.
Dickson appeared for plaintiff and G.. '
HOrr for defendant. He was bound Ov
to the common pleas court under bOn'
of $500. q
DR.. A. E. Barrett, the hOmeOpathi
who has occupied an Office on Il
sOuthside, is now located in the Off
with DR.. G. H. McLin and will serve
the doctors assistant. Evening Heral
Huntington, Ind. DR.. Barrett grad
ate Of the class 6f 'S9 in the union schOO
at this place, and son Of H. E. Barrett,
South Main street. We wish Earl co
tinued success in his profession.
The True Laxative Principle
Of the nlanta uged in manufacturing d