The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-09-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


LOrain county fair Sept. "a to 81.
The pear thieves are on the alert.
The drOuth has finally surrendered.
The public school opens next Monday
The turfmen will have a busy month
Of it.
Read the notices in the business col
umn.
The leaves and grass are as green as in
June.
Glass cards for teachers for sale at this
office.
The condemned fire wheezer is still
cared for.
The weeds are being cut down in the
highways.
Ten seats should be placed in the park
this month.
Shelby has become quite a manufac-
turing town.
A Polish church was dedicated in Graf
ton last week.
The political orators are preparing
their speeches.
0berlin is to have an old-fashiOned
singing school.
Some very excellent watermelOns have
reached this market.
Quite number are attending the fair
at Medina this week.
''0ld Farmer Hopkins" at the opera
house Friday evening.
The business men Of Oberlin are TAX
ing an outing this week.
0. r. Herrick is authorized to receive
subscriptions for this paper.
The Horr-Harvey debate is out in bool
form and contains 544 pages.
C. W. HOrr will exhibit few of hi
HOlsteins at the State Fair this week.
The brick for the Congregations
church will be brought from Cleveland
The boys have not been speculating il
turtles this summer as in former years
Two young lady bicyclists appeared il
town last week in the latest style 0
blOOmer costumes.
Eratus NickersOn, deceased, was one 0
those who sought to make a fortune il
California in 1849.
The HOwk property that was sold O.
petition for partition here Saturday
brought twO-thirds of the appraisal.
Thomas G. Chapman, of LOrain, say
he wants to be county clerk to succee
II. j. Lewis, the present incumbent.
A large amount Of hardwood lumbe
will now be loaded and forwarded ea'
by the Wellington Lumber Company.
The people Of LOrain expected frt
delivery Of mail June 1st, but they di
not get it and now they are after
again.
The fair grounds at Shelby has passe
into the hands of receiver. 0the
will likely follow after the exhibition
close this fall.
The Masonic Lodge took vacatiC
during July and August. The minut
show that this is the first time rece
was ever taken.
Do you read the Enterprise as su
scriber? il not, please hand in your nan
accompanied by the cash and be sure
getting the news.
The grounds at Lake Brady, owned
the spiritualists, have been purchased
a committee of ladies that advOca
woman suffrage.
Mrs. William Perkins, Of Windhal
O., who died recently, bequeathed $2j
600 to the 0berlin College. The bequt
is for prOfessorship.
On account of some horses that we
afflicted with distemper being pastur
on the grounds, the Huron county fl
may not be held this year.
J. II. Gardner, Of Spencer, the Old-tiI
agent for the Ohio Farmer has now {
cided to devote majority Of his time
the American Agriculturist.
Nine lawyers took part in the anti-'
loon meeting at Elyria Sunday eveniI
They all favored less use Of intoxicati
liquors, but no plan was recommend,
The council and the township trustC
should get together early and devise sol
plan to make Wellington an unpleasa
place for the tramps to stop this wint
Be careful about paying your money
unreliable business men. The bet
plan is to deal with those who ht
served the public we'll in times gone
Seven vehicles occupied with thir
five business men from 0berlin arril
in town at 1915 to-day. They took d
ner here and will take supper at Kipt
this evening.