The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-09-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The fall fashions.

luIeI WIdpS WtI6 lOOheu ulGtl MOu-
day.
The cider mill is in running order
again.
The lengths Of the days and nights are
now equal.
Norwalk is about to experience
water famine.
The warm weather last week was a
record breaker.
John, the Celestial, attends divine SER
vice occasionally.
The Big Four Company now operate
2,40j miles of track.
The G. A. R. boys are returning home
this week and all report good time.
A fine quality of winter apples are be-
ing offered at very reasonable figures.
An addition to the steel plant at Lo-
rain is to be built at a cost Of $1,000 600.
A reorganization of the Wellington
Milling Company is likely to take place
soon.
The new passenger statiOn-hOuse has
been completed at Shelby on the Big
Four.
An unusual amount of fertilizer has
been sold to the farmers in this vicinity
this season.
Wellington should send large delega-
tiOn to Elyria, October 12 to hear Fora
ker and Bushnell.
Quite number of persons that visited
Lakeside this season have been afflicted
with typhoid fever.
Gen. John B. Gordon will lecture in
Cleveland October Is on "The Last Days
Of the Confederacy."
The LOrain County Fair is in session
this week. All should attend and assist
in making it a success.
Some Of our bicycle riders made 130
miles in twelve hours on the last outing
to Cleveland and return.
0berlin has waterwOrks and still a
committee Of business men went into
the country to drum up trade.
The electric light plant will probably
be removed from New London, October 1,
for the simple reason it don't pay.
Another petition is being circulated
for signatures on the waterworks ques-
tion, to be PRESENTED to the city fathers.
Owing to the excellent growth of
grass there should be an abundance OF
butter made in this vicinity and Of good
quality.
Trustee Ely is now arranging to dis
pose Of the balance of the chattels and
realty of the late firm of LaundOn, Win
decker & Co.
The place that was made vacant by the
fire on the evening of July 4, will sOOn
be rebuilt with better buildings thar
were there before.
Thanks to |. H. GriswOld, Secretary Of
the County Central Committee, for a fine
steel engraving of Asa S. Bushnell, nom
inee for Governor.
James Sheldon has brought an actor
in the Common Pleas Court to cOmpe
the Aetna Fire Insurance Co. to pay fOl
property destroyed by fire.
H. NJ. Battle departed this life in Cold
water, Mich, September 10. The de
ceased formerly resided in this place ant
operated the transfer line.
The latest reports claim that the W. 4
L. E. will soon place stone abutment'
and iron bridges at the trestles between
Clarksfield and this place.
The engineers that are making tn,
survey from Wellington nOrtheastwarC
declined to be interviewed, except tha
they had been sent here to make q sur
vey.
One hundred and thirty-two person
improved the opportunity Of reaching
the City Of Cleveland at excursion rate
over the Big -Four from this place las
week.
The work on che Congregations
church has been delayed some on ac
count of the window and door frames be
ing consumed by fire in the mill tina
was burned in Cleveland.
One thousand dollars has been ex
pended by the town for prospecting
for water in the park, on the premises 0
the Wellington Machine Company, on
farm west of town and the survey mad
last fall.
A woman from Columbus was in Me
dina county last week circulating a pc
tition for the unconditional pardon O
Mrs. Mary Garrett, Of Spencer, who i
now confined in the penitentiary for til
murder OF her stepdaughters Oh tn
night Of November 1, 1887.