The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The length OF the days ana hlghIs are
now equal.
Judicious advertising always brings
good returns.
New wheat is quoted at fifty-three
cents per bushel.
The Methodists hold the keys to the gates
Ofthe city this week,
The apple crop will be the largest and
best in many years.
Read the list Of appointments for next
Sunday in the churches.
The republicans of Wellington are up
to date in opening the campaign.
A reception was rendered Hon. W. S.
Kerr at the Hotel DeFoot, Monday even
ing.
Our democratic friends should bring
out their best man now to reply to Mr..
Kerr.
None Of the local silver advocators ap-
peared to care to challenge Representative
Kerr.
The fox squirrel is likely to petition
10 the general assembly for better pro-
lection.
Wicked Jack Frost turned slight
pressure on the earth Saturday and Sun
lay nights.
Our special in Florida gives an ac-
count Of the political situation in the
alligator state, y
The Medina Gazette makes the start
ling announcement that hog killing
time is coming.
The indications appear to be good for
business to be resumed at the Wellington
hardwood mill.
'Quitea number barrels Of onions are
being shipped over the Big Four from
the farm east Of town.
Geo. T. Biggs & Co, of EIyria, are the
first to advertise mo trust" to patrons
This is a pointer to gold basis.
The G. A. r. men who visited st. Paul.
Minn., report that the sentiment in
favor Of Mckinley is very strong.
The returns made by the secretaries in
some Of the townships show very graft
flying results in favor of Mckinley.
On account OF the supply of green
pasture, alarger production Of cheese is
reported than during the month of June.
Some Of the farmers claim that wheat
cannot be raised at profit in this vicinity
and are now turning their attention to
raising grass.
On account of the ladies not wearing
hats or bOnnets except on special occa-
sions the millinery business will have to
take its share of paralysis in trade.
A large number Of copies Of the Enter
prise were called for last week, to get thu
report of dedication proceedings of thu
First Congregational Church.
The remains Of Mr.. Searles wer,
brought from Norwalk today ant
inferred in the south cemetry. Tit
deceas I'd formerly resided in this place.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Marion Wilcox to Owen 7,
Jenks, of Cleveland, to take place thi
afternoon at the residence Of the brides
parents on Magyar street.
An excursion tomorrow over the Biz
Four to the Soldiers Home at Dayton
Train leaves here at 6:21. Fare for thu
round trip 1925, tickets good to return
until Friday September 25.
Fred Santley, now confined in jail a
Rlyria charged with burglary, had gold
en- opportunities to prepare himself Il
fill the highest stations in life, but 1
seems that he did not accept Of them.
Ninety indictments we're returned b.
the. grand jury at Elyria last year
Eighty-seven were convicted, two disa
greements and one acquittal. The Grim
inal fraternity look upon Prosecute
Thomas as terror.
Quite snumber choice lots Of chicken
are reported to have been stolen in thi
vicinity within the past ten days. Tn
losers have been making an effort to lO
cate the fowls and catch the thieves, bu
as yet have failed.
Read the advertisement Of the fair t
be held at Elyria. The programme is Al
excellent one and there will doubtless b
great crowd to see 1t carried out. Re
member the officials Of the fair d
nothing by halves.