The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Falling leaves.

Falling leaves.
Please renew your subscription.
Typhoid fever is in this vicinity.
The patent corn husker is on duty.
Elmer will catch Jesse" this time.
Let the leaves remain on the ground.
The painter is looking for inside wOOk.
Goods are still being sold at the corner
store.
The maple trees are draped in their
autumn hues.
A very large yield of onions is report
ed this season.
Railroad news is taking "a little yaca-
tiOn this week.
An exchange reports travelling frauds
in the country.
The Big Four rOadbed was never in
better condition.
Quite decline in the price of bicycles
from one year ago.
A good quality of hickOry-nuts is being
brought into market.
The walls of the new Congregational
church go up slowly.
G. D. FOote now occupies his new liy-
cry barn On West Main-st.
The city fathers did not employ Chaplin
to make the survey this time.
Very little hardwood is being used in
the construction of buildings.
The North Ohio Teachers Association
will convene in Akron October 10.
On account of the inclement weather
very few went to Elyria on Saturday.
The Boston Traveller twice week and
the Enterprise one year for only $l.35.
G.. Foote dedicated his new livery
barn by opening it for church festival.
Wellington should be one of the towns
that his trampship should erase from his
list.
A free delivery of mail has been
ordered at LOrain to take effect Novem-
ber 1.
The boys have made it appear to the
English sparrOws that they are not
wanted here.
Lawsuits appear to be in order now
which creates trade for the readers of
Blackstone.
Six hundred thousand bricks were
manufactured by the Hemenway Brick q
Tile Co. this season.
The ladies Of the Congregational
Church cleared about $50 at the supper
last Friday evening.
The Grafton News urges the people to
be loyal to all the business places in
town except the saloons.
The prOprietOrs Of the meat markets
had quite run on prices last week.
Some artices were sold very low.
Train No. 81, on the Big Four, was
burglarized at Grafton Saturday night
and a considerable amount of goods
taken.
Commissioner PhelOn, of Huntington,
closed his services with the county just
in time to have wrestle with the rheu-
matism.
Hon. R. G. HOrr and NJ. D. Harter will
discuss the tariff question in the First
Congregational church in 0berlin
November II.
A tree containing bees on the premises
of the late DR.. Warren was cut down last
week and seventy pounds of excellent
honey secured.
Russell Wilkes raised by James
Howey Of this place made three straight
heats at Warren, o., 0ctoberl0 in 2:22114,
2:2415, and 2:2315.
Editor Braman, Of Elyria, thinks the
saloons in that city had the side door
open during the fair. Is the brother
certain that the front door was closed?
Some Of the injured in the accident at
st. Marys church in LOrain October g.,
have brought an action in the Common
Pleas Court for damages against the
trustees.
F.,W. Woods, formerly of Litchfeld,
who has been in the U. S. mail service,
resigned last week to enter law school
in Boston. Mr.. Woods was formerly O
local correspondent of this paper.
A special dispatch to the Cleveland
Leader from Elyria says that Jesse A.
Flenner has brought an action against
E. A. Wadsworth for $4,000 for alienat-
ing the affections Of his wife, Mrs. Sarah
E. Flenner.
The manager of the play entitled
'The President" at the opera house here
on the evening of October Z, was invited
to step into the county Jail at Norwalk
October 12, and remain until he could
arrange for obtaining money under
fraudulent designs.