The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-08-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

The squirrel hunting season begins
September 1st. Buy loaded shells from
the Benedict Hdw. Co.
Men are engaged this week filling the
holes in the pavement north Of the rail
road crossing on Main street.
A number Of the recent graduates Of
the Wellington High School will assist
In literary entertainment to be given
by the Ladies Aid Society of the Pen6eld
M. E. Church, at that place, tomorrow
evening.
Fremont papers speak with much COM
mendatiOn of Prof. R. H. KinnisOn as an
instructor and lecturer in the Sandusky
County Teachers Institute held last week
in that city. He is engaged in like serv-
Ice in Painesyille, this week.
The private telephone line owned and
operated by a number of farmers west of
town, will be connected with the ex-
change Of the. Wellington Telephone Co,
when the latter Is completed. This will
be great convenience for the farmers,
and will probably induce many more out
Of town peOplejtO secure phones.
Clayton Lebeck, while viewing the
races at the fair grounds last Friday, be-
came very much enthused and while
gesticulating with his arms, brought his
right hand violently into contact with
another mans knuckles and broke one
of the small bones in his hand. The in
Jury was very painful but not serious.
Mrs. c. W. Horr has sold her interests
In the firms Of Wean, Horr, Warner & Co
and Horr, Warner & Co., to the other
members Of the firm and to MIR. E. A.
Vancleef, who for many years, has been
in their employ. In the deal the owner
ship Of the Mallory block was transferred
from Horr, Warner & Co. to Mrs. Esther
Horr.
AT its last session the village council
granted to the Wellington Telephone
Co., the privilege to build and operate
telephone line in the streets Of the town.
The location Of all poles will be deter
mined by the street committee, who will
also superintend their erection. The
town reserves the right to send all pO
lice and fire alarm signals over the lint
free Of charge.
G. L. Lambling, prominent travelling
man and;faith cure believer, died at hi
home here yesterday. He positively re
fused to take medicine, and at one tint
while stopping at hotel in the south
ern part Of the State, came down in hi
night robes and called for an undertaken
who, upon arrival, was told by Lamblinl
that he wanted MIN to take care Of hi
remains as he was going to die befOr'
morning, ,-0berlin Ex.
Following are the names Of Yelling
ton people who will attend the NatiOna
Reunion Of the G. A. R., at Buffalo, N
Y, this week: c. L. Church and wife
e. R. Stannard and wife, Frank Stan
nard, Geo. Archer and wife, Agnes Ar
cher, ]. j. Thomas and wife, Home
Allyn and wife, Mrs. Geo. Pen6eld, W
W. Wells, e. ]. Watts, Jos. Binehower
ALI. HOwk, E. P. Whitney, D. NJ. Hall
A. W. Griggs, Bertha Griggs, ELL
Griggs, Geo, Peasley, R. T. spicer.
Sundayat ten o'clock a. m, at tn
Wellington Branch Of the TheOsOphica
School, papers will be read entitled
"Why Believe in Re-incarnation," b
Dr.. ]. W. Buck, and "a Conscious Uni
verse;" by ]. A. Anderson, M. D. TOpi
for conversation and questions, 9Th
Thinker, or Ego" We are pleased I
be able to announce in advance that Nj
T. J. Bartlett, Of Lynn, Mass, will spea
in the Mayors court room, Sunday even
ing, September 9Th. The subject of tn
lecture will be given next week.