The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Attend the Greenwich Fair.

tion.
The fashion plates have discarded the
bustles
Very excellent prospects for good
wheat crop.
The scholars are looking after the red
card this week.
The potato bug fraternity are expected
at very early date.
Two thousand copies of the ENTER
PRISE was issued last week.
Some very fine match teams have ap-
peared on our streets of late.
Change in time on the W. & L. E. Ry,
Sunday June 9th, read corrected time
table.
With this issue the present manage
ment of the ENTERPRISE closes its fourth
year of labor.
From appearances every branch of legit-
innate trade in town is being well patron.
lied just now.
Father, Mother, and Philanthropist, you
have yearned for just such "a book as
Manhood. Farm & Preside, Springfield,
Ohio.
The orders Of Chosen Friends, Royal
Arcanum, Knights of Honor and National
Union, will have heavy losses to foot up
on account Of the disaster at Johnstown,
Pa.
The painters brush has been swung
effectually this spring, causing new shades
TO be everywhere visible. This shows
marks OF enterprise that belong 10 Just
such towns as the Cheese City.
A number Of opinions appear to be ex-
pressed adversely TO the street improve
ment. The better plan would usually be
10 give an untried improvement an op-
portunity to be tested before an lntelli-
gent conclusion can be arrived at.
The Masonic lodge at West Salem will
celebrate St. Johns day June oath, at
Spencer. The Masonic lodge at this place
has been invited. DR.. Carver, Of West
Salem, Hon. D. L. Wadsworth Of Yelling.
ton, and other noted speakers will be
present.
Capt. W. ]. Trinter, Of the steamer
oanoko OF Cleveland, was killed by his
overcoat being entangled In the steam
winch when forty miles of from the port
of Ashland, Wis, Saturday morning, his
remains arrived at Vermillion Wednes'
day morning. The deceased was father.
in-law to L. II. Wadsworth Of Green
wich.
The lesser lights on the Bee Line will
soon make ready to pack their grips. The
consolidation will take place early in
October, and the new management will
have their friends TO award, and even the
life service Of trusted employees
under the previous management will
have no influence in retaining their stu
ations.
The house burglars made more ex
tended visit than we were able to learn al
the late hour Of going 10 press last week
The following places were visited 8. K
Laundon, one suit of clothing taken, F. d
Warren, eatables only, j. V. Phelon cam
ed goods. Attempts were made TO enteI
the residences of G. v. Hemenway, DR.
Hathaway, @. Sage and VIM. Young, but
proved Intellectual.
BY the ordinance published IN this issue
quite heavy penalty is attached to per.
sons keeping places where intoxicating
liquors are sold. The city fathers and law
and order league are determined that the
voice Of the people at the ballot box shall
be carried out TO the letter. What is the
use Of holding an election to get the SEN
timent Of the people, and then get II aside
by repeating the acts as before. The
ballot cast meant just what II said and
any one found violating It's mandates
should not complain II they receive the
full penalties Of its provisions.
Mr.. W. +. Sawtelle was finally taken IA
Newburg last week. 1t is to be hoped
that II re.occurrence Of the kind takes
place with any individual in Wellington
his or her friends will be wise enough To
place them at the proper places for treat
ment The brain is just as liable to be-
come deceased as any other member Of
the body, hence It Is no disgrace and
should NOT be looked upon as such by an
intelligent public to convey 1t to proper
plsce fo- treatment. In nine cases out Of
ten the afflicted one becomes desperate
and invariably seeks vengeance upon
their best friends, and to remove
them 70 place Of safety as soon az
their true condition Is discernable is the
wiser plan to adopt. !. N