The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-04-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Read our Oregon letter on 3rd page
IT. NJ Battle isrunning his new bus with
only one horse.
The refuse lumber is being removed
from the park.
Street Commissioner Wells is making
the way smooth.
Mr.. P. Dimock is building house
on Forest Avenue.
The sounds of the ak and hammer aie
beginning TO be heard.
A new awning adorns the front OF D. w.
Houghtons drug store.
As Decoration Day comes on Sunday
this year. which day shall we celebrate
Saturday or Monday?
The entertainment at Armory Hall for
Frank Browns benefit last Thursday ev-
ening was fairly patronized.
The new school board has organized
with DR.. ]. W. Houghton as president ana
NV. Wilbur as clerk.
CIR. Palmer has made quite an I'M
movement In his store room by putting
I'm shelves on the south side OF the room
Important notice to owners OF personal
property listing the same, will be 1ounu
in another column of this paper Read II
and act accordingly.
Messrs. Foote g. Soules are disposing OF
some horses that they purchased In CleVe
land. They will also ship carload tc
Springfield, Mass, Saturday of this week
The funeral of Mrs. Betsey Jones wa'
held from the residence of Mrs. D. l.
Foote on Friday last, Rev.s. ID. Gammel
officiating. Her remains were taken u
Brighton Tor interment.
A subscriber in Michigan writes; "Can
keep house without the ENTERPRISE
This shows that our paper has a prepor
derance in worth over his better hal
whom the Holy Writ commands us I
take, keep, honor and forsake not.
The neighbors in school district nnmoe
four still keep up their neighborhood 81
cials, meeting about once in two weeks
spend few hours in tripping the hgh
fantastic toe" Such meetings make III
in the country enjoyable.
Mr.. VIM. Rininger returned from Ne
York Tuesday evening. He reports tn
the retail trade in that city exceeds an
thing that he has witnessed in form
years. Mr.. Rininger will tell the peop
next week what class of goods he has pu
chased and how cheap he will sell theI
Look out for his advertiseme
Several teams were stalled in the mi
last week. Saturday evening Dr. Hall
way's horse broke his harness in trying
light buggy in front of the CongregatIo
al church. Monday morning whipp
tree was broken on the bus near the sal
place. Geo. Stannard had horse laid
as result of working on the scraper ;
urday
Now that the new mayor has bee swC
in, the next thing looked for with inter
is his message to the council. Alter
dressing that honorable Sody we rcco
mend that the following be the next pa
graph "l especially call your attenli
10 the town clock, the fr.ghtiul conditl
of the streets, and the inadequacy OF
sewers.
A meeting of the fair directors was HI
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Webster was pr
ent and agreed to let them have more la
at the same figures as he gave them on
other. II this purchase is made, ira
can be built and the grove saved. i
committee was instructed 10 compl'
arrangements as soon as possible, so u
work can begin.
A man called at our sanctum one q
last week and wanted us to advocate
theory of reaching the north pole.
claimed that he had Travelled over II
thousand miles, and by constant stu
had solved the problem Of reaching 4
point He declared the expedition ms
by Lieut.. Greely entirely impracticab
Not being well posted in nautical matt
ourselves we sent him to more practi
writer who lives in town.
The churches will be excused II
opening their doors for the high sch
commencement this year. The seven b
and twelve girls who are to graduate
18th Of June, think themselves happ,
being the first class to graduate in the
town hall. meeting of the clas'
Gently Nj. James Freeman was voted ,
yaledictory, Miss Mamie slade the sal
tory, and Miss Nina Benedict "a
prophecy"