The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-12
CORRECT STYLES.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
he mercurv ram Wild Sunday.

The mercury ran wild Sunday
Send the Enterprise to your friends.
Silver gray locks are fashionable with
a few.
Rochester has an entertainment all
this week.
w.&L. E. shops are now running on
half time.
The Akron band will furnish music
for the fair
The Enterprise will be a lively cam
paign paper.
The ice dealers and producers predict
an ice famine.
Cider mills appear to be quite plenti-
fuI just at present.
Every individual engaged in business
should take vacation.
About twenty-five men will ee en-
DlOyed at the electric light plant
Eleven copperhead snakes were killed
in the north part of town last week.
The Congregational church in this
place will be dedicated September ID TO
10.
The electric current will be t@rned on
some Of the business houses this even
ing.
Our special from Florida speaks OF the
uolitical situation in the land OF alllga-
tors.
A change teS. place in the foreman
ship Of this section Of the VIZ L. e. last
week.
Large crowds continue to visit the
town in the evening to see Che electric
lights.
A partial eclipse Of the moon Will take
place August %, visible in the United
States.
Quite number Of factories are closed
this month to take an invoice OF stock
and make repairs.
Clarence Church is busy making and
perfecting arrangements for the &. A. X.
boys to get TO st. Paul.
On account of the large yield Of apples
there is likely to be an unusual amount
of cider made this year.
The date for turning the esectrlc light
into the business houses has not yet
been publicly announced,
Some of the mechanics here have made
application to the Brown Hosting Co. in
Cleveland for employment.
The blaze in the arc lamps has not
been entirely adjusted yet, burt probably
will be within short time.
Rev. E. T. Hagerman will deliver a
lecture in Medina this evening. Sub
iect, ''The World We Live In"
The onions and celery on the low lands
took a bath last month, and this month
the excessive heat has visited them.
The failure Of the Columbus Buggy
Company, at Columbus, is being keenly
felt in many places throughout the state
Especial attention Of the ladies is
called to the revised premium list for the
floral hall to be found in another col
umn.
Ouite a number of vacant dwelling
houses were being looked up last week
by parties connected with the electric
light plant.
Arecent statute passed requires an in
diyidual that accepts the Office OF justice
Of the peace to pay the sum OF two dol
lars for his commission.
Mis- Eta West, Of the primary depart
ment Of the public schools, has rendered
her resignation and Miss Ethel Hall has
been elected as her successor.
Paul StrOup, Of Cleveland, O., and in
structOr at Baldwin university, has been
engaged to play the new organ and con-
duct the choir at the first Congregation
al church.
A driveway should now be made In
frcnt Of the opera bouse and an arc light
placed directly over 1t in order to light
the north end Of the park and the south
east corner Of the square.
A mothers meeting under the auspices
Of the W. c. T. q. well be held at there's
idence OF Mrs. DR.. +. B. Gregg, on Forest
avenue, Tuesday, August IS, at 2;3O p
m. All interested are invited.
The electric lights had not been Lighted
to exceed ten minutes when there was
peculiar kind Of bug began to fit arounC
the blaze. The insect had never beeI
seen before and the query is where did i
hail from.