The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-09-04
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Quite a number are rusticating at Lin
wood park.
1t costs vast sum of money to compel
people to be honest.
Work on the new buildings is pro-
crossing nicely.
The parades in the cities on labor day
passed off without the least accident.
A bicycle or canning factory would be
good plants for revenue just at present.
The sacrament Of baptism will be adj
ministered at the NJ. E. church next Sun.
dgy morning.
Rev. E. T. Hagerman, the regular pas
tor, will occupy the pulpit at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
A meeting Of the Kings Daughters
will be held at the home OF Mrs. W. W.
Helman, on Monday evening, September
., at 7 o'clock. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Roy Place, aged Il years, son of Rev.
Horace Place, Of Shelby, died Monday,
September 2, Of typhoid fever. A daugh-
ter aged 10 years lies very near death
with the same disease.
Repairs are still being made on the
Big Four passenger station here. Last
week two new doors were put in and it
is expected that they will receive coat
Of paint before snow flies.
Ex-Governor John P. st. John is billed
to speak in Medina. on Friday, Sept. 13.
Subject: "Why Times are Hard; What
Will Make Good Times; and When We
Will Have Better Times"
The P, A. & W. is thing Of the past
now as the deeds were recorded last weekin
the several counties through which the
road passes anditwill now be known as the
Northern Ohio (the n. o. railway.
The farmer trade should be courted by
putting up some convenient place to
feed teams and setting some new hitch
ing posts to take the place of some that
have served beyond their usefulness.
The Epworth League Bible club will
meet next Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Rev. L. I. Hagerman at
f O'Clock As this is the first meeting Of
the season q full attendance is urged.
Z viii some one that is interested lOoi
, up the propriety Of establishing kin
dergarten in this place. There are &
number Of children over three years ant
under six years of age that ought to bO
in school.
@ tits now time for business men to ge
4 their stationery for the fall and winte
months. We print nOte-heads, enyel
opes, statements, bill-heads, and cards a
, very reasonable rates. Please call am
~ inspect our samples.
A total eclipse Of the moon took plac
y. Tuesday evening and under very fayer
y able circumstances for the people here t
~ witness it. The sky was as clear as
Frencl-plate glass. But very few re
IL tired until the light appeared again
% The De Laval Separator Company
10 through their counsel, brought suit
against the manufacturers and users c
n certain cream separatOrs for infringe
IS ments of patents. The suits have bee
IS decided in favor Of the De Laval Conn
any and injunctions issued against tn
b. defendants.
lie A number Of business men have II
Of ceived letters from parties interested i
the construction Of the electric railwa.
~ who reside in Mansfield. Every eneOu
~ agement should be given to the propose
te line, as the probabilities are good
have it extended on to 0berlin, where
n will connect with line direct to Cley
j. land.
st A local undertaken was called on
morning last week to care for bod.
70 On arrival at the house, infOrmatiO
pd was impaired to him that the ma
ir was not yet dead, and he made his exi
At 10 O'Clock another call came fro
10 the same place, but the messenger w
= authorized to state that the man WI
to dead this time, sure.
Monday evening tramp walked in
"a E. W. Adams drug store and quiet
g. slipped nine bottles of perfumery in
lg his pocket. The clerk missed the goo
ID. at once and Overhauled the hobo and a
,es cused him Of it. At first he stOutly d
ne MED it, but finally admitted it was trI
mt and gave up the goods. The marsh
sr. was called and attempted to place hi
to under arrest, but the hobo had reach
Ter his re-enfOrcements, four in numbt
We near the Big Four and they decided
~. fight it out with rocks, but the marsh