The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-08-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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Hi. Henry's minstrels make you laugh
continuously throughout the perform
ance.
rhnre will be no services at the Cong
regatiOnal church the next two Sundays.
Sunday School and mid-week prayer
meeting as usual.
want place to work for my board
and attend school fall term age IL
G. G. Houghton, lbs Blaine Avenue,
Akron. O.
e. ". Rlisel, from Portland, Oregon,
is loading car with cheese purchased
from the Wellington Cheese Co., to be
shipped to his home.
We we're glad to note yesterday that
the old shell Of building next to the
jail ia being torn down and removed.
M,fr work VI this kind would add great.
ly to lie i .pearance of the town.
Hear the famous Patrol Quartet with
Hi Henry's show tomorrow evening.
very desirable house with about
two acres Of land on the east side OF
Barker street, for sale at low price.
Time payments may be made. Inquire
OF R. N. Goodwin.
DIR. j. W. HoughtOn reports that good
progress is being made toward the local
merchants protective association, Some
twenty names Of business men have been
obtained, and there is no doubt but the
rest will come in.
You will laugh until your sides ache
II you go to Hi. Henry's show tomorrow
evening.
Mrs Thomas WaggOner and her daugh-
ter, Mrs H. E. Sheets, started for Nevada
and California Monday. Mr.. Sheets ac-
companied them as far as Chicago. Rev.
Waggoner, who rode down from Yelling
ton to bid them good bye, arrived too
late. He continued his journey to Mans
field in the hope of meeting them there.
Ashland Times.
You will be sure to get your moneys
worth of fun If you take in the show to-
morrow evening,
A number of the members of Ham,
lin Post, G. A. R., Of this place. attended
the unveiling of the soldiers monument
at New London Wednesday. The pro-
gram for the afternoon exercises was
interrupted by the storm. Nearly all
the Wellington people returned home on
the early evening train and very few re-
mained to attend the evening concert by
the eighth regiment band, of Akron. The
music furnished for the occasion, by
this famous band, was OF very high
order and was fully appreciated by the
listening crowds.
Tomorrow Mr.. Henry will render q
new and very difficult cOrnet solo, EN-
titled ''Delicatism," for the first time
upon any stage! Don't miss this treat
The Wellington Branch Of the Theo'
sophical Society in America hold theil
meetings at the mayors court room
every Sunday at ten O'clock a, m. where
papers are read, short talks given, and
questions asked and answered by the
president or some member. All who are
interested in the study of theOsOphy art
cordially invited to attend the meetings
The Wellington, and Dharma branch, Of
Cleveland are taking up the same line OF
study and lectures will be given az
aften as once month. President Wei
lingtOn Branch, I. S. A.
Hi. Henry's show will parade in uni
form at 11:45 tomorrow. The bard com
pOsed Of % pieces will lead the parade.
wellington wi visited with the heav
lest storm Of the season on Wednesday
afternoon. The fore part OF the day
was hot and sultry, aSi local wealth
y er prophets predicted a storm OF some
kind. About one o'clock the sky was
suddenly darkenedan strong gust Of
wind gathered up the loose dust from the
4 streets and sent it whirling in suffOca'
ting clouds; the force Of the wind being
SO strong as to drive the dust through
window castings on the lee side o
North Main street. Following this cam
heavy dOwnpour Of refreshing rain
The latter did much good, as the contin
ued dry weather during the past few
weeks had begun to tell upon the crops
\ The Methodist and Baptist SInda'
\ schools held picnics on that day; the for
Miner at Houghton's grove, west OF town
and Che latter at Webster's, north Of town
Both picnics we're broken up by th'
rain, and the participants nearly all re
.ceiyed a drenching.