The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02
A slight frost visited us Monday night.

The people in Penfeld are beginning
to complain Of the saloon in LaGrange.
The sign in front Of the art studio
might be removed without being any
detriment to the public.
The first meeting of the Century Club
will occur Friday evening, October IL.
Further notice Of the place will be given
next week.
Hon. j. 7. Haskell has been elected
director in the First National Bank to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of S. X. LaundOn.
The committee appointed by the
Council appear to be looking up the pro-
priety of establishing waterworks, in a
business-like way.
Quite number from here attended the
anti-salOon contest in Penfeld, Saturday
evening. A. NJ. Kenyon, W. II. Cole aud
Charles Kinnison were selected as judges.
A young man who had received a di-
plOma as physician, interviewed an aged
gentleman as to the best plan to pursue
through life. "Well," said the old man,
Give and let live"
1t is expected that the surveyors that
left this place three weeks ago to survey
line to Cleveland will complete their
labors soon. The civil engineer Of the
W. g. LIE. R. R. thinks that the road will
be built from this place to Cleveland.
Inasmuch as the North Ohio Confer
ence has decided to convene here next
wear, the city fathers should begin early
to devise plans for identifying the park
improve the square and use every effort
to make the place as attractive as pos
sible.
! II the Methodist diyines that have tt
move their families to another charge
make haste they can all get settled IL
their new homes to vote. The law re
ouires an elector to be in a county thirt
days previous to an election to be eeligibl
to cast a ballot.
A civil engineer arrived in town Mon
day and looked over the site on the Hell
rick premises west of town, which tn
Council expect to have surveyed with
view of establishing waterworks upon
His first visit was made to estimate tn
cost of making the survey.
Unless the B. g. 0. Company max
yery favorable oyertures to the W. u |
: E. Company to transport their frelgl
and passenger traffic from Valley JUNE
ton to Cleveland, the branch from Wei
! ington to Brooklyn, where it will lnte
sect tie B. & o., will likely be built.
: The Big Four will run an excursion
= Cleveland, Thursday, October 3, on a.
count of the races and the baseba
game. Fare for the round trip, sevent
u five cents. Tickets good to return c
. all trains that stop here until October
Train leaves here at S:l3 a. N. s.
+ posters.
~ E. j. Hughes, who has been in the Ell
ploy of DR.. 4. G. Rust for the past fo1
e years, left his service October 1. Befo
u taking his departure, the doctor preseI
ed him with beautiful gold watch as
# token for his faithfulness and interf
If in his business. Ned was complete
IT surprised, but accepted the gift and e
tended thanks.
to The annual thank-Offering meeting
of the ladies of the Congregational ChurC
10 was held in the mayors court room, f
day afternoon. The offerings reach
$500. Mrs. Frank Kelsey, OF Ober
III and Miss Little, missionary from M
Ill ronesia were present and delivered int
el esting addresses. Light lunch v
served. About seventy were present,
~ It is said that some of the lovers of
ry cigarette and cigar, whether by mist'
ed or otherwise, get a little too near
IN. open windows and yestibules of
- church buildings while religious
~ ~, vices are being held, to engage in SIN
~ ing. While this may be exceedingly
~ ~ ioyable to the parties, it is very unplC
w. ant for those seated in the auditorium
er On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. r. Wat
lpt son was taking pleasure ride witt
ge friend and when they reached East M
asst street the horse became unmanagef
and she was hurled from the buggy
,at the ground and received bad cut on
av head, with other slight injuries.
be was taken to the residence of her son
tbo law, A. B. Lambert, on South street,
nod kindly cared for, and the probabilities
that she will be about in few days.
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