The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Very few vacant houses in town.

Very few vacant houses in town.
The repairs at the Big -Four depot move
slowly on.
Ask your neighbOr to subscribe for the
Enterprise.
The city fathers will convene next
Monday evening.
Quite number attended the fair at
Elyria on Friday.
Consult our advertising columns for
pointers on bargains.
The Huron County fair is advertised to
he held October 1924.
Everybody should go to Elyria to hear
Bushnell and Foraker.
There should be sign hung out at the
telephone exchange office.
The Oberlin News advises people to
look after their henrOOsts.
Quite good quality Of grapes have
been placed on the market.
On account Of recent rains the fall
sown wheat is unusually large.
Potatoes we're sold on the street Satur-
day for twenty-five cents per bushel.
The North Ohio Methodist Conference
will convene in Wellington next year.
The season is closed and the people are
well provided for with excellent crops.
1t is reported that there will be an
average yield Of hickory nuts this season.
The Lutz Bros, of CrestOn, raised "a, 900
bushels of cucumbers on their premises.
We have not been favored with the
usual number of street preachers this
fall.
The cinders will soon be placed upon
this end Of the bicycle path between here
and 0berlin.
The Baptist Society at Rochester want
it understood that they do not employ
tramp divines.
The town clock has been cleaned VI
and placed in first class condition to give
the correct time.
The Medina Gazette makes the start
ling announcement that '1t will soon b.
hog killing time"
The Oberlin College began its sixty
third year last Tuesday with an unusual
ly large attendance.
It is reported that the electric line be
tween Cleveland and Elyria will be com
pIeted in about two weeks.
Just as soon as the present occupant
yacate the corner store, an effort shoul
be made to secure new occupant.
The county has twenty-five boarders a
the iail. Ninteen Of the number al
charged with penitentiary offences.
The teachers examination will behel
in this place at the high school building
on the fourth Saturday Of this month.
H. M. Parker rand A. R. Webber will az
dress the X. 0. T. NJ. in the Bapti'
church at Penfeld, Saturday evening.
The Oberlin Owl suggests that tt
correspondent Of the Reporter from thi
place have the size of his ears reduced.
Large crowds were called to town la
week to inspect the stock Of goods tn
was advertised to be sold at bankrul
prices.
Our weather prophets don't care
venture an opinion as to the kind
weather we will be favored with t
coming winter.
Mrs. j. A. Flenner has filed petiti
in the Common Pleas Court, Of Ashla
County, requesting a divorce from /
husband, j. A. Flenner.
Notwithstanding the visit that the OBJ
lin business men made into the count
to secure trade, the grain that is produc
in that vicinityis is brought to WellingtC
The stove dealers were busy Mond
putting up stoves. This goes to sh
that the human family usually put OIL
ing what is necessary until compelled
The great sale of Laundon, Windecl
e Co.'s stock Of merchandise at bankr'
prices had tendency to attract laI
crowd at the old stand every day !
week.
Some of the papers are claiming Il
agricultural fairs have had their d
IL this be true the grounds had better
closed up for few years until
people petition for them to be re-OpeI
The Ohio Teacher makes this sensi
remark: Preparation for citizenship
the main work Of the school from
standpoint Of the State, but 1T must
remembered that good citizenship
pends upon the kind Of men and wor
the schools turn out. 1t takes someth
more than knowledge OF arithme
grammar and geography to make
good citizen.