The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-06-24
CORRECT STYLES.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Read our foreign letter,
Alumni Monday evening.

Read our foreign letter.
Alumni Monday evening.
Free silver is being discussed.
Electric railway matters are little !
quiet this week.
The BARRIERS should visit the park
more frequently.
Work on the electric light plant build
ing is being pushed rapidly.
The remains of Mrs. S. Whitehead were
brought here for interment Saturday,
Our mail list is corrected this week.
Please see that proper credit is given
The property of the late Jesse A. Flen-
ner is advertised for sale in this issue.
John Mitchell, of Cleveland, is the mas
ter workman at the electric light plant.
Politicians have already begun to con-
suit the Tribune almanac to figure on
majOrities.
contractor arrived in town Monday,
to do excavating for the reservoir at the
electric light plant.
Notwithstanding the low prices paid
for wool there is large amount being
SrOught here for sale.
The nominations have now all been
made, aud the ticket will be follnd at the
head of the editorial page.
The inside of the opera house should
be treated to coat of paint when con-
venient season arrives.
Twenty plates were turned at the an
nual BANQUET of the class Of 'S9 held at
Hotel DeFoOt, Saturday evenng.
The case Of the Home Savings Bank VS..
The Hemenway Brick g. Tile Co., which
was set for trial last week, vas put over
until next term.
1t requires a great deal of time to
place the finishing touches on the Con-
gregatiOnal church. 1t we'll doubtless
be a number of weeks before it is COM
pleted.
The loss to the government by the post
office robbery in this place was S335.9l
and from the following funds: Stamps,
$136.42; general, $79.33: money orders
$50. 16.
An adjourned meeting Of the WOm-
ans Afternoon Club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Isabel Chapman, on Mon
day afternoon, June 29th. A full atten-
dance is desired.
A pamphlet containing repablican CAM
paign songs for the campaign was re-
ceived Monday morning from s. Brain
ard Sons & Co., of Chicago. This indi-
Gates that matters are on the move.
The class of '96 gave reception to the
,class Of '97, at the home of Harley NJ.
Horr last night; and the former held
picnic today in MasOn's grove, and
the latter atA. G. Smiths, northwest OF
k0wn.
A gentleman from New London
bEOught his wool here Saturday to sell,
He said there was no market for it in
New London. Producers will seek pro-
gressive towns and men of progressive
ideas to transact business with.
Burglars entered the cellar Of 4. NJ,
Black, on South Main St., on Wednesday
night last and carried away quantity
of canned fruits, sugar and provisions. A
lantern was left on the steps Of the cellar
which may be of some benefit later on
When the whistles began to blow Thurs
day evening to announce the nomination
Of Mckinley, two tPamsters took it fol
granted that it was signal for fire
and made a grand rush for the engine
room with teams to convey the apparatus
to the scene, but thay soon ascertained
their mistake, which created good
n deal of amusement for time.
" Last week an officer of the army called
upon j. NJ. Crabtree to lease his premises
north of town, which has living water
upon it, for the use of regiment of in
fantry to stop one night, on their march
from Cleveland to Columbus, sometime
during the month of August. Mr.. Crab
tree gave him terms and the officer said
he would communicate with his superior
and advise later.
The r. G. Holland property on east
Main street was purchased by the Ma.
tional Building and Loan Company, Of
Cleveland, Saturday for $3.50. Mrs. R.
C. WadswOrth held claim for amount
due on furnisher's lien for S275.78, and
the Loan company held a mortgage fol
$l,569, which made the total claims
reach $1,S44.7s. Mrs. Wadsworth's
claim was filed after the mortgage was
recorded, but being claim for material
used in improvements 1t had priority.