The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-06-10
CORRECT STYLES.
LOCAL. MISCELLANY.

Abbott & Jones will place dray Oh
the streets.
The quotations on cheese are ono cent
lower this week.
Electric lights and electric railways
furnish food for discussion.
Judge Nye was renOminated at Me-
dina on Friday by acclamatiOn.
Every section in the country has been
visited with rain since last week.
Commencement exercises Thursday
and Friday evening June 1S and 10.
Bricklayers arrived from Cleveland to-
day to work on the electric light plant.
This paper will publish the names Of the
graduates and their subjects next week.
G. W. Gillett produces strawberries
this year that only require sixteen
berries to fill a quart cup.
Geo. CliffOrd's barn was struck by
lightning Saturday afternoon and en-
tireley consumed by fire.
The W. & L. E. Company expect to
expend $5OO0O0 in placing the road
bed in better condition this season.
The Ladies' afternoon club will hold
their last meeting for the season with
Mrs. W. R. Wean, Monday, June 15.
N. Miller and G. W. Gillett favored us
with some very fine strawberries grown
in the most productive corner of their
farm.
The ministers in Cleveland complain
that to many people set aside Sunday for
day Of recreation instead of attending
church.
The unusual fall Ofrain Saturday after
noon caused the water to flow over the
streets and sidewalks in q number Of
places.
On account of the rain on Saturday the
program for field day on the fair ground
will not be carried out until Monday
afternoon June 10.
The stock in the Wellington novelty
store was shipped to Cleveland this week.
The store will soon be occupied by a
party from CuyahOga county.
Superintendent KinnisOn and his corps
of instructors have all been employed fOT
another year which is the best evidence
that they have given satisfaction.
E. C. Jeffries, Z. Wells Jr., W. B
Follansbee and E. P. Whitney werC
elected as delegates to attend tht
democrat convention in Elyria, Saturday
The Record man in New London i!
making desperate effort to get the Big
-Four Company to see that gates SHOULD
be placed at the crossings in that burg
On account Of the stone being in thC
center of the street it is little Difficult
matter for the city fathers to grant {
franchise to the electric railway com
pany.
The Big -Four will run a special trail
composed of parlOr cars and coaches t
St. Louis, June II, leaving Wellington
at S:32 a. m. Fare for the round tril
$3.50.
The mothers meeting under the aus
pices Of the W. G. T. o., will be helt
Tuesday, June 16, at o'clock, at tn
residence of Mrs. T. G. Yale. TOpi
for discussion will be Hygiene" TIL
public are cordially invited.
By referring to the Huntington CORES
pondence it will be seen that Edwar
West has furnished cushions for seats il
the three churches in the township. TIL
deacon believes in disbursing his wealtl
where it will do the most good.
The annual address to the graduatin
class will be given next Sunday evening
June ID, at the Methodist church by Rev
Z. I. HageTman. The class extends
cordial invitation to the various congrt
gntions and the general public to b
present.
Alden Palmer was married in Boston
Mass, Wednesday evening last. TIL
happy couple accompanied by Mr.. an
Mrs. Hiram Nickerson, will return hel
Friday, and reception will be tendere
them in the evening by invited guests {
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Pa
mer, on Prospect street.
A special from Fargo, N. D., date
June Z, says that the supreme court hi
oyerruled the motion for new trial Il
VIM. W. PancOst. Unless executil
clemency interferes, what was suppose
to be bright light in LOrain and M
dina counties at one time, must hang.