The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-05-27
SERAGE, the Shoe Man.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The circus has given US the go-by this
spring.
The army worm is reported in num-
ber of localities.
Harry Wadsworth rides wheel of his
own manufacture.
Wellington township should have a
soldiers monument.
The loss on John Roser's house by fire
was adjusted satisfactorily.
Squire Perkins will be the orator of
the day at Brighton, May 80.
Quite number of couples took an out
ing to Clarksfield, Saturday.
A diagnosis should be ordered Of the
Warwick Electric Light Company.
WOrkmen are engaged in placing a
wall under the depot at the Big Four.
The front door of Lew Ely's restaurant
has been closed since Monday evening.
The auditorium in the Methodist
church has been reftted in first class
shape.
Union services were held on Sunday
and large audience greeted Bishop l.
w. Joice.
The surveyors Of the proposed M. s. &
w. electric line struck town Saturday
afternoon.
1t appears to be only question Of
time until the town is supplied with
electric lights.
An excellent opportunity is open to
the bike riders to get drink Of whey at
the cheese factories.
Rev. John Kenyon, Of Hiram, will
preach at the the Disciple church Sunday
morning and evening.
If you desire to travel and to be accom-
mOdated with low rates consult the spec
ial notice Of the railways.
Willis c. BenschOten, formerly of this
place, will be manager Of the telephone
exchange in 0berlin after July 1.
The LOrain County Horticultural So
ciety will meet'with N. L. Cotton, one
mile west Of North Amherst, Tuesday,
June 0, at 10a N.
Mrs. Esther A. Horr delivered the deed
for the cemetery grounds last week and
work will be begun in a short time
to beautify the premises.
On account of the advance in the
season the dealers in agricultural imple-
ments are receiving orders about one
month earlier than usual.
Chapter first of the names Of the
pioneer women of Penfeld appears in
this issue. Extra copies can be had by
calling at the postOffice in Penfeld.
When the mail bag was thrown from
the fast train west Saturday morn
ing it was hurled under the wheels anG
quite an amount of mail matter badly
damaged.
The commencement address of th(
kindergarten training school, at 0berlin
will be delivered by Rev. F. W. Gunsau
Ius, D. D., of Chicago, on Friday, June
5.at7p. m. Admission 25c.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Ida 7. Chapman and Nor
man B. Griggs, to take place at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. F. Chapman, Of Huntington
Tuesday, June 8.
A representative of the Warwick Elec
tric Light Company was here Monday
and without assigning any reason init
mated that the company would likely
permit the performance of their part o.
the contract with Wellington to go BY
default.
A change in time on the Big Four
Read corrected time table. This place Ii
favored with the same train service al
before on trains going west, but the las
train going east in the evening leaves q
5:28. The train formerly due at S:16
hut now at 6:34, does not stop.
The regular monthly meeting Of tn,
Womans Christian Temperance Unior
will be held Tuesday afternoon, June 2
in the Sunday school room of the Metho
dist church. Time 200 standard. Re
ports Of the district meeting will b.
given. A cordial invitation is EXTENDED
tOthe public. a
Miss May johnson aged fourteen year
caused an unpleasant charge tobe place.
against Frank Hamilton and a hearing
was held before Esquire Perkins, Frida.
afternoon. The accused was bound owe
to the court Of common pleas and bon,
placed at $500, which he was unable t,
give and he was taken to jail at Elyria
During the hearing the squire's cour
room was sandwiched.