The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The Norwalk street fair was a success.
Bring sale bills to the Enterprise Office.
0berlin has organized house renters
union.
Shall we have a lecture course this
winter?
The tourists" were numerous in town
last week.
Regular services in the NJ. L. church
next Sunday.
J.C. Dyer will care for the town clock
after Sept. 1st.
We will not have to go into Egypt for
corn this time.
The mayors court was not even in ses-
sion during the fair.
Miss Nora Laundon has charge of the
public library at present.
The pickpockets reaped quite harvest
at the NOrwalk street fair.
The reunion of the Third 0. V. c. was
held in NOrwalk last week.
An excellent time for manufacturing
interests to locate here now.
The North Ohio Conference will con-
vene in Mt. Vernon Sept 25.
Only 261 pupils are enrolled for the
public schools in New London.
The gravel train is welcome visitor
on the Northern Ohio railway.
The Congregational Church people are
picnicking north of town to-day.
Three agents were on the fair ground
in the interest of the Ohio Farmer.
Agricultural fairs don't appear to meet
with favor as they have in former years
A gang of thieves is making bust
ness of stealing grain from the farmers
One hundred and Seventy-fve acres o.
celery is growing in the vicinity of Lodi
The Big Four ran an excursion from
Cleveland to Gallon and return Sunday
The Indications are that fuel can b,
purchased at very reasonable figures thi
winter.
Peaches of very excellent quality ar
being brought from the lake shore to thi
market.
One bicycle was stolen on the fai
ground that belonged to gentleman il
Chatham.
The rains came just in time to say
property along tho line Of the railway
from fire.
The NJ. E. Sunday-schOOl is holding
picnic to-day in Z. W. HOughtOn's grOv
west of town.
Quite a number of sidewalks on som
of the prominent streets are badly i
need of repair.
The repairs that are being made at tn
high school building will make the room
very attractive,
Some of the stOnecutters from Clevt
land claim this is bad town to get
glass of lager in.
Read what Mr.. Lawrence, the presideI
of the Ohio Wool Growers Association
has to say on the wool question.
The annual reunion of the DamO
family was held in Medina last weel
There were 1856 members present.
Owing to the tardiness of the patron
of the entertainments at the opera hOu'
the curtain rises about $50 o'clock.
The admission of teams to the fa
ground free of charge brought about ii
financial success. Nothing like bein
liberal.
Receiver Lynch has closed up his ma
ters with the late P, A. & w. The cOu
awarded him nearly $22, 600 for one year
services.
Secure an Enterprise next week to g
the proceedings of the Lorain Coun
Baptist Association that is now in sessiC
at this place.
The X. of P.'s of Lorain county pi
nicked at Ruggles' grove yesterday.
large delegation from the lodge at tn
place was in attendance.
We hope to hear favorable report fro
the committee on the electric line viii,
they propose extending from Mansfe
: to some point on the lake.
The sidewalk ordinance for extendiI
the walk on the south side of East Ma
street will probably be acted upon at t
next meeting of the council.
The dedication of the Masonic home
Springfield will take place Oct. 28. T
mayor Of the city has agreed to furni
genuine goat for the occasion.
Inasmuch as we have plenty Of room
the square and one Of the finest parks
the country, it has been suggested tn
street fair be held here next year.
Boots, shoes, merchandise, groceriC
clothing, hardware, furniture, jewelr
dlugs, tinware, provisions and meats c,