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

here now.
There will be an immense yield of
cucumbers this year. Lutz Bros, pro-
prietOrs of the picking works at CrestOn,
expect to salt 44,000 bushels, and all
grown in that vicinity.
If the Buffalo moth has paid his re-
spects to the carpet stores in the same
proportion that the residences have been
visited the carpet mills will soon be put
in motion to supply the deficiency.
The boys made charge on the black
birds last week with shotguns, which re-
duced their numbers. The birds will
persist in spending the nights in Well
ington in the grove on the school ground.
On Friday Mrs. George Brenner re-
ceived news of the death Of her daugh-
ter, Bertha, at Riverside, CAL, from
typhoid fever. Deceased graduated from
the Wellington high school with the class
OF 'S4.
G. H. Foot, of Cleveland, was in town
last week attending the fair. Mr.. Foot
left here in 1864, but occasionally calls
to see his old friends. He paid his re-
spects to this Office and paid his subscriE-
ton to January l, 1898,
The NOrwaIk Experiment issued
souvenir edition last week devoted to adj
vertising the street fair interests and
eulOgizing some of the business men of
the city. 1t is certainly quite credit to
the press to exhibit such marks Of enter
prise.
The council is entrusted with the pub
lie welfare of the village, and it would
seem that they should be clothed with
authority to appropriate reasonable
sum Of money for the protection Of prop
erty when the electors decline to act i'll
: the matter.
Miss Clara V. Abbott, who was elected
: to teach the south primary school for the
l coming year, decided to study elOcutiOn
and rendered her resignation. Miss Eta
g West, of the north primary school will
S succeed her, and Miss Edith Brink will
succeed Miss West.
e The council should place seats around
S a number Of shade trees in the park in
order that people may go there and sit
r down. As it now is they are compelled
n to find q seat in some business house or
stand up. Let the park be place for
comfort and Quietness.
c Some parties have been drilling for gas
in Pittsield township. A depth of 35C
feet was reached and phiz was struck.
" The prOspectOrs then abandoned the
= project and expect TO sink knitting
needle in some other locality and see if a
e gusher cannot be found.
Il Application was made a few weeks
since for an appointment of guardian
IL of the estate of Mrs. c. IL. Couch, OF
Is East Main street. A hearing was held on
Monday, and upon compromise Charles
p Phelps was recommended. The court
q has taken the matter under advisement
The judicial convention convened in
It Medina Aug. o. VOris and KOhler, of Ak
l, ron, O., and Hayden, of Medina, entered
the race The total number of votes cas-
n was l44, of which KOhler received 73
(. Hayden 90, and VOris 42. Voris is thu
present encumbent, and feels very mucl
,o disappointed.
SO A new telegraph company was char
tered last week, to be called the POsta
II Telegraph Company. The stock is owned
n in 0berlin, with the exception Of tha
10 owned by f. P. Hill, Of Elyria. 1t vii
o be extended throughout the state, ant
. will be operated in conjunction with tn
y 0berlin telegraph school.
,o The contract for building the COngre
gational church was let on Saturday t
Joseph SOss, of Cleveland, for $4,000
~ The work was begun Monday morning
W The corner stone is marked for the churcI
Ill to be rebuilt in 1895, and il it is com
pleted within that time there will hay
G. to be some lively work done.
n The firemen in 0berlin began to ge
10 impatient for the cards Of thanks frOr
our city fathers for the service they ren
m dered here at the recent fire. The fire eS
ch tinguishers should bear in mind that vii
Id lage councils, as rule, only cOnven
once month, except in adjourned @
lg called sessions, hence the regular sessiO
in after the fire would not be held until tn
he first Monday evening in August. Gu
council not only extended thanks to tn
IN 0berlinites but requested them to sen
no bill for expenses, which appears to be al
oh satisfactory. The people in the classi
city will always fna Wellington read
:. and willing to do their share toward ba
- - ancing up justice.
at The Worlds Fair Test.