The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The chestnuts have begun to fall.
A slight fall of snow Sunday evening.
The G. L. & W. is to have 700 new box
cars.
The fishermen report very profitable
season.
Commercial travellers should arrange
to be at home to vote.
The Park House, in 0berlin, has been
donated to the 0berlin College.
Some fiI,e coach horses are being
shipped to Boston from this place.
The survey in tho interest of the water
works is being made west Of town.
Teachers examination will be held in
the high school building, October 26,
Ninety thousand bushels Of 'cucumbers
were harvested at CrestOn this season.
Jack Frost has ordered the leaves to
come down from their exalted position.
A blue racer was killed west of town
Friday that measured five feet in length.
The tax receiver at Elyria is ready to
receive rentals for the first half of 1895.
Sheriff Lord, of Elyria, has issued his
proclamation for an election to be held
November 5.
A vote will be taken on local option in
the towns of Carlisle and Ridgeyille
next month.
A communication will appear in our
next issue, headed, ':Who Adulterates
the Whisky?"
The receipts Of the County fair were
not up to the disbursements this time.
1t will be made up next time.
Mrs. Maria Allen, of Elyria, died on
Sunday, at the advanced age of "a. She
was the first and Oldest member of the
W.R. G..
Several bruisers were on the excursion
train from Columbus Sunday evening
and made things lively by indulging in
number Of fights.
In about twenty years the country will
be represented with race of hump
backed men if the present position of the
bicycle rider is maintained.
The twenty-seventh annual meeting of
the Mutual Insurance Company of the
the employees Of the Big -Four will be
held in Indianapolis this evening.
A change in the running time Of the
trains of the Big -Four took place October
90. See corrected time table. 1t gives
us one more train east at S:16 in the
evening,
H. 0. Dernier, Of LAGRANGE, converted
all of his real and personal property into
cash and is reported to have left for parts
unknown. His wife and son are left
penniless.
A free delivery of mail has been
granted to LOrain and now a life saving
station is asked for. With her seventy
saloons running in full blast, it would
seem that the board of health in the city
should petition for a life saving station
upon the land.
The bar docket for LOrain County was
printed at this office last week, 1t con-
tains 1873 cases. Fifty-eight are for di-
yOrce, twenty-siX foreclosure of mortgage,
ia are for money only, and the balance
are for various causes. Two of the di-
vOrce cases are from this place.
j. W. Carnes, Of Massillon, and w. D.
Hall, of this place, are playing series
Of twenty games Of checkers, ten to be
played in Massillon and ten here. The
first ten were played in MassillOn last
Saturday, the result being seven drawn
games, Mr.. Carnes winning two and Mr..
Hall one.
Our special correspondent from ROchr
ester, NJ. W. Shepherd, has purchased a
farm near Manville, Fla, and will here
after be citizen Of that state. He will
communicate occasionally with the En-
terprise, giving the quotations on the
staple articles, such as dead orange
bushes, alligator skins, etc.
The NOrwalk Chronicle man refers to
Wellington as the Cheese City. Brother
Hustled had better look up the early his
tory of the 6relands and ascertain the
name the Indian tribes gave this locality
when they encamped upon Charlemonte
creek, and perhaps he might substitute
that occasionally for Wellington.
c. A. Arthur, the manager of the play
entitled "The President" was released
from Jail in Norwalk after paying the
$72 he had obtained through fraudulent
design. Parties from Gallon and the
press Of NOrwalk had large bills against
him for advertising and printing, which
will have to be passed to the loss and
gain account