The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-06-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

accept our thanks.
The county, township, corporation,
union school and church directories will
re-appear on our first page next week.
The dals on the north, west and south
sides of the town clock are almost hidden
by the branches of the shade trees in the
park.
w. II. II. Sutlif has sold 1900 bushels
of potatoes in five weeks, at the uniform
price of sixty cents, and recently put in
600 bushels additional.
-Fitty-three passengers went from here
to the agricultural fair at Greenwich, q
gain of seven over last year. Who says
business isn't frightening upH
20. II. Horton gave an entertainment
with his engine roadster, the Dakota,
Monday evening, on public square. Char
lie understands how to propel such ma.
chine to the letter.
Several infants and children were bap-
tized at the Methodist Church, at the close
of the morning service Children's Day.
The choir that day was composed of 100
children from the Sunday.school.
Dress makers are busy manufacturing
garments for those who purpose attending
the watering places this season. Mother
Hubbard gowns appeared as full state
dress in former seasons, but there will be
change in the fashions for 'S5. Father
Hubbards, no doubt will be substituted.
We have not had the pleasure OF
chronicling marriage notice since we
took possession of the ENTERPRIsE. 4
little more business, young man, and not
so much make believe. We ask the Rev.
erends and Esquires TO favor us with these
notices, should they have the pleasure Of
uniting any couples in the holy bonds of
matrimony.
The well.known Whitney family will
give one of their first class entertainments
on Friday evening, June 10Th, on N.
Huckins g. Co.'s vacant lot near the W. d
l.. E. depot. Doors open at o'clock; ad.
mission, 25c. for adults, and children, 15c.
All should go and witness the performance.
Gallant young man, accompany yonr lady
friend
THE EETERPRIsE Office will be open
day and evening. We hope that all will
call and see US, in order that we may form
your acquaintance. The ladies arc cs-
pecially invited. AS a rule, editors are
very poor in pocket, not very handsome,
but extremely honest. Mrs. Smith and
our two little daughters will be here July
1st, when we will become citizens ol this
place.
When you have occasion TO inquire
about the time of trains, by telephone or
otherwise, be sure to ask IL that is standard
time. 1t isn't necessary, for you will never
be told anything else, unless by special
request. But every one does it, and you
will be thought odd or peculiar If you do
not; and 1t may even be thought that you
are ignorant and don't know what stand.
ard time is.
Come up higherl All should come
out next Friday evening, and attend the
Commencement exercises OF the Class of
'S5, from the Wellington High School, TO
be held in the Congregational Church.
The room is inadequate 10 entertain the
visitors expected, but the ushers will do
their level best to accommodate the multi.
tude. We understand that there are
twelve that have passed tle grades aud
are ready to receive their diplomas. Full
particulars next week.
One day last week the city hack came
In from the w. g. L, L. depot loaded with
avoiding party, which consisted OF the
bride and groom, attendants, the two
mothers.in-law, the divine that made the
TWO one, and few invited guests. The
number Of the party was large enough To
warrant the hackman In making two trips,
but they seemed determined TO all be To-
gether. II some were compelled to ride on
the wheels. They were driven aroudd
town, evidently to view the sights and
scenes, and finally pulled up at the Amer.
ican House. Landlord White and Hank
Battle wore smiles on their cheeks over
the gush Of trade. The party appeared In
excellent spirits except the mothcrsin.law.
They appeared to be quite melancholy,
probably wondering which was going to
be chief dictator TO the newly married
couple. The latter have our sympathy.
Saturday afternoon, last, Mr. Soules
said "Step this way,"to the gentlemen
and boys that were standing around the old
church that had been occupied for town
hall, 1--WE are just going to start up The
machinery TO remove this building from
It's present location" Two cables were
broken before It could be stirred, as II had
TO be started in north.westerly direction
In order TO save the shade trees Ia the
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