The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

October is with us.
Election day, November 5.
Bring your job work to this office.
Send the home paper to your friends.
Railroad news is very scarce this week.
The straw hat should now be laid
away.
Virgins had better surrender his
charter.
Attend the mass meeting in Elyria,
Saturday.
The bloomer should have formal in
PRODUCTION.
The street crossings are about all laid
with stone.
The leaves and twigs will soon dissolve
partnership.
The candidates for o flicial positions are
starting out early.
The mirrors in the millinery shops are
being overtaxed,
The county fair held at Elyria was a
success in every way.
The oyster is billed to appear at all
hours until April, 1896.
Read the reports of the First National
and Home Savings Banks.
1t is now time to arrange for reading
matter for the coming year.
The cider mills will doubtless be
largely patrOnized this season.
The town has been very largely pat
ronized for the past two weeks.
Some very artistic buildings are being
erected in Sullivan this season.
The finest quality of winter apples in
many years are upon the market.
1t is said that the 0berlin business
men have gone in to winter quarters.
Wellington is hardly large enough for
theatrical trOupes to make weeks stand.
There are more business firms in town
now, than at corresponding date last
year.
The astronomers claim that the sun
has five spots upon it at the present
time.
A civil engineer is making survey
west of town on the premises of B. b.
Herrick.
The flowers that adorn the windows
during the winter months are now being
cared for.
The Cleveland World favored their pat
rOns with very fine map Of the city of
Cleveland.
The Century Club will hold their first
meeting October IS, at the residence Of
W. R. Wean.
Three hundred and fifteen cases are
already filed with the clerk of the Com
mon Pleas Court.
Our correspondent at New London will
leave for Sioux City, Iowa, this week to
spend the winter.
Common Pleas Court will convene in
Elyria, Monday, October 2S, and the
Circuit Court, November.
The prices on coal oil advanced one
cent gallon Saturday. The Standard
so ordered and it had to be.
DR.. F. B. Gregg has had a telephone
place in his residence on Barker-st. His
call will be three rings on 81.
A lady subscriber desires to know how
she can make a rag carpet so that it can
not be detected from body brussels.
Quite a number found the opera house
to be an unpleasant place to be Monday
evening and made an unceremOni0us
exit.
The mills at this place and Spencer
being closed for the present, the farmer
will find very little sale for his hardwood
trees.
Two cases were set for trial in Justice
Binehower's court Monday, but the
parties failed to appear and judgment
was entered by default.
Hon. L. G. Laylin, to NOrwalk, was
chosen lay delegate to the general con-
ference of the NJ. E. Church that convenes
in Cleveland next year.
The knights Of the road have bid the
haystacks and box cars farewell until the
birds return, and are now seeking lodg-
ing in the village lock-ups.
Hotel Darling, at LOrain, was entirely
destroyed by fire Tuesday morning. 1t
was the largest in the city. Loss,
$4,000; insured for $1,000.
An exchange says that the only point
a prize-fght can be held in the United
States and not interfere with the Grim
inal laws is up in balloon.
The Congregational Church Society
will give their opening social under the
roof Of GID. FOOt'snew buildingon Friday
evening, from 5 to s o'clock.