The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-08-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Fair week.
The kindergarten school is clCsed.
Spencer is have new fire engine.
Read the weather forecast for next
week.
Quite number went to inwood Sat-
urday.
The town is we'll represented with
fakirs.
The shade trees are bsing trimmed
ntsely.
The electric lights are getting more
steady.
The second crop Of clover is now being
harvested.
The town is being extensively wired
at present.
Lookout for counterfeit silver pieces
during the fair.
Hi. Henry's MlnstrsEs at the opera
iiOuse Monday evening.
S. Windecker will open a dry goods
store in 0berlin, September L.
Some valuable suggestions are offered
Eby II. L. N. On the Kindergarten.
We are likely to have waterworks with.
out bonding the tOwR for $4,000.
Hi. Henry's troupe are occupying the
opera house this week for practice.
The Ladies Of the Gaccabees will serve
ice cream in the park Saturday evening.
The bike riders are placing themselves
in trim TO compete fGr the prizes at the
fair.
The stars aRl stripes, with forty-fouy
stars, now fl0at over j. S. Mallory &
Go. s store.
The WesterR Star Band, of OberliR,
will give concert at the opera house
Thursday evening.
Tuesday afternoon a string band
appeared on the streets and rendered
some fine selections.
Quite number of the Hamlin Post
went to Pitts6eld, Thursday to assist in
dedicating the soldiers monument.
Dealers from Akron cene out to Hunt
ington and purchased 'ear load of old
wheat at sixty-one cents per bushel.
The members Of the committee on
Aoral hall are requested TO be on hand
promptly the second day at 10 o'clock.
The gilt letters on the east side of the
store room formerly occupied by Laun-
don, Windecker & Co. haEeheen removed.
The city fathers will not likely worry
much now over passing the ordinance to
permit the electric raiiwayte enter town.
A number of the light fingered gentry
are liable to visit the town this week and
a little closer watch sliould be kept over
the valuables.
Supt.JOhnsOn, Of the county iRfrmary
dismissed nine of the eleven trsnps that
were shaken up at the wreck on the Big
Four near Grafton.
H. L. Mcclellan has returned from
Lakeside. The attendance this year
would not warrant opening schOel for
special Instruction.
A clerk in one of the dry goods stores
said he was nearly paralized last week
when customer paid for goods with a
five dollar gold piece.
A number of the sporting fraternity
are disposing with their high bred dogs
as they claim thereis nogame and costs
too much to go where it is.
j. H. Wight has caused the wood avn
ing to be removed from his place OF bus
mess. II all would do likewise the rooms
would present more cheerful appear
ance.
At meeting of the official board Of the
N. e. Church, held Monday evening, it
was the unanimous vote that confer
ence return Rev. E. 7. Hagerman to this
charge.
The electric lights were turned on some
Of the business houses Monday evening.
The test was not just what was expected
but another trial will likely remedy all
defects.
Thanks to Hiram Goodwin, secretary
Of the Medina county fair, for compli- {
nentary ticket. The exhibition is to be {
held September g, 8 and 10, andpromises
10 be the best one in many years. II
1t was stated in the Owl Of Oberlin,
mder date Of August Is, 1896, that the
ire lamps used in lighting the streets Of
Wellington were only 1000 candle pow
n. The above statement is erroneous.
rhe arc lights used in Wellington are S
1000 candle power. ia