The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Attend the amusements.
Music by the Akron band.
The boomers and the bike.
Sound mOney-telephOne toll.
The mechanics appear to be busy.
0berlin has board of commerce.
An anti-saloon war is on in Elyria.
102 in the shade Saturday afternoon.
See the cut of the new Congregational
church.
The bicycle path is ready to receive the
cinders.
Talk up the business of the town in its
interest.
Business matters appear to be imprOv-
ing rapidly.
The mayor assisted in laying the corner
stone Sunday.
Horses can be purchased at very rea-
sOnable figure.
A telephone will soon be placed in the
marshal's house.
The Big Four system is we'll supplied
with fine coaches.
The Enterprise joker will say few
words occasionally.
The Ohio State Fair ground will be
open day and night.
The D. L. WadswOrth planning mill is
shut down this week.
1t is claimed that coal oil will exter-
inmate grasshOppers.
Look out for bike thieves and house
breakers during the fair.
The farmers are very jubilant over the
the expected yield Of corn.
Medina will hold her fiftieth annual
fair, September 3, and 3.
The opera is the center of attraction
Thursday and Friday evenings.
The recent census taken in Cleveland
shows the population to be about
$4,000.
G. R. Dorchester, residing east of
town, had slight stroke of apOplexy
Monday evening.
A majority of the electors have said
we have sufficient fire protection for the
present, at least.
Miss MOllie WOlcott is stenographer
for the receiver of the Hemenway Brick
& Tile Company.
The treasurer of the building commit
Tee of the Congregational Church report
ed $15, 800 on hand.
The foundation of the Congregational
church will probably be completed this
week. It's beauty.
The gentlemen will be eXcusable in
every instance for failing to tip the hat
to the rider of bike.
E.. Whitney, having retired ftOm the
pOstoffice, says he expects to open a JOE
office about September l.
A proprietor Of paper in Shelby left
for parts unknown last week leaving
numerous bills unsettled.
A valuable horse belonging to Z. F
Johns ran away this morning, breaking
its leg. 1t had to be shot.
There are over $3.50 worth of prizes Of
fered this year at the fair to the cOntes
tants in the bicycle races.
Quite a number of the young men ant
boys contemplate going to Shelby II
work in the bicycle works.
A paper has been largely signed by thu
business men to close their doors to
morrow, Thursday, from 12 m. to 6 p. m
The Lorain County Farmers Institute
convened in Sheffield August 16. B. B
Herrick, of Wellington, filled the chair
The sign for the sale of goods in fayol
of the mortgagee has been removed from
the front Of the Emerson clothing house
Excursion to Detroit August "a Ovel
the Big -Four. Fare for the round trip
$1.75. Train leaves Wellington at 5:2'
p. m.
Attend the fair at home where the COO
shade can be enjoyed. Don't go to Nor
walk and be crowded into the dusty
streets.
The name of the Pittsburg, Akron s
Western R'y P., A. & W. will hereafter
bear the name Of the Northern 0hiC
Railway Company.
Thirty-fOur have entered in the bicycl,
races at the fair. They are from Cleve
land, Toledo, Massillon, Akron, Shelby
0berlin and Wellington.
The result of the election held MOnda!
was as follows: Total vote cast, 257; fO
the appropriation of money to imprOv,
the fire protection, so; against, 167
The Toledo American Of last week dc
voted two columns to Rev. Father Pow