The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-07-22
CORRECT STYLES.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Read the report Of the First National
Bank.
1t is time to begin to prepare matter
for the fair.
The celery crop at Lodi is immense
this season.
Remember the date Of the fair August
10, 20 and 81.
The first new wheat was brought into
market July IS.
Saturday OF this week Will be editors
day at Lakeside.
One and three-fourths inches OF rain
fell Sunday night.
Another summer has arrived and the
park is still without seats.
There is a large amount of mail mat
ter transferred at this place.
Very few changes are expected to be
made in school books for the coming
year.
The names of the shareholders Of athe
banks in this place are given in this
issue.
Spencer people will find extra copies
Of this weeks issue at Postmaster
MIXERS.
The firemen could only take the best
apparatus the town was in possession of
to Spencer.
II you have anything for sale or desire
to purchase anything, insert card in
the Enterprise.
Quite a number OF visitors camein town
on their wheels Sunday. but had to take
the train for home
Rev. W. T. Barnes, OF New Castle, Pa,
has been called to preach at the Disciple
church in this place.
One hundred and fifty tickets were
sold for the excursion to Cleveland over
the Big -Four last Monday.
About all of the poles have been placed
in position to receive the wires to be used
FOR electric light purposes.
The members OF the fire department. re-
spOnded promptly to the call to go to
Spencer, Thursday evening.
A committee from the electric line at
Mansfield arrived in town Tuesday morn,
ing to go over the Penfeld.and LAGRANGE
reute.
1t is an uncomBaOn occurrence for the
fine and costs assessed against an indi-
vi6ual in court to be paid by private
subscription.
On account Of the heavy fall of rain
the excavating ia the reservoir for the
electric light plant has been abandoned
for few days.
The engineers On the railways enter
ing this place use the steam whistles al
together too freely for the comfort Of the
people in the town.
Upon an examination it is ,ascertained
that there is statutory provision re-
quiriDg streets to be paved inside of cor
porate lines where electric ear Lines pass.
One hundred and eighty-two tickets
sold to Cleveland this morning. The
train contained twelve coaches end every
seat was taken before the train arrived
here.
A letter has been received frOM the
electric railway men at Mansfield which
stated that a delay had been eaused in
proceedings by some unexpected Ntiga-
ton.
P. B. Warwick will be electrician at
the electric light plant, c. N. Cunning
ham business manager, and James Cur
tiss will have charge of the work aroHad
town.
The council convened in adjourned
session Monday evening and passed an
ordinance compelling the Big FourCO. to
place electric lights at the five street
crossings.
A party of young people held picnic
in Coles grove, northwest Of town, Fri
day evening. The vehicle that conveyed
the jolly crowd was labeled with placards
advertising different branches of trade.
A. P. Dimock called and stated that R.
II. Baird did not request his son to dis
continue practicing on the horn the
evening the trouble arose, but had
at another time requested him not to
play.
The W. & L. E. Ry. Company has en-
tered into contract with the Valley Ry.
Company for an interchange of traffic
from Valley Junction to Cleveland. This
being the case, the branch from here
to Cleveland will not bc constructed
right away.