The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-03-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Monday was pension day

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Monday was pension day
It's President Harrison now.
Now look out for high winds, rain and
hail storms.
Thanks TO Hon. w. A. Braman for pub
lie documents.
Boot and shoe dealers have had an ex
cellent run of trade this winter.
The Bee Line has ordered six new en- |
gines for the Columbus division.
The lion and the lamb held receptions
on the first three days of this month.
The Y. L. P. d. p. meet regularly once
week in a room over Bowmans. oh
boysi
Mr.. M. Starr has been appointed
postmaster at Penfeld, vice Mr.. W. j.
Krebbs resigned.
Asa Damon and Mrs. Mary L. Reynourd
were Joined in marriage in Elyria on
Tuesday afternoon, Feb'y 20.
Quite an amount Of maple syrup has
been placed upon the market that was
manufactured in this vicinity.
Suitable candidates for township officers
should soon be selected. The election
takes place Monday, April list.
The annual meeting Of the township
trustees was held Monday to settle up the
business for the preceding year.
Grandpa Perry is in good health and is
likely 10 see his ninetysnlnth birthday at
least, which occurs Saturday, March 16.
An inaugural hop was INDUCED in at
the Town Hall Monday evening by the
members Of Professor Melville's dancing
class.
On account of space being taken by
proceedings at Washington the story had
to be omitted this week. 1t will appear
In our next.
After long continued illness Daniel
Williams died at his home on Courtland
avenue Tuesday evening, the 9th. Funeral
Thursday at 2 p. m.
The people In Norwak have Just begun
to find'out that an unusual amount of bad
whisky is consumed and poker dens are
almost numberless in their city.
Our mail list will be corrected next Is
sue. Please examine the date on your pa
per and be- certain whether you are taking
the editors paper or your own.
A letter from our special in California
and one handed us by T r. HeIrick from
his son, Hon. NJ. T. Herrick, who was
travelling in Cuba, appear in this issue.
On account of the open winter the con-
tractors will be able to reach Bridgeport
opposite Wheeling, W. Va, with the w.
&L L. extension at an earlier dute than
was expected.
Nelson Ames former resident of this
place, died at his home in Sioux City, la ,
Saturday evening aftera long and con-
hnued illness. His remains will be brought
here for interment. Mrs. Charles Phelps,
OF this place, a sister Of the deceased, left
last week upon call ~ see him and will
accompany the remains here.
The communication, Pro Hibb attempts TO
sirew the path to local option with thOrns.
Our people are satisfied with local option
here and do not care to repeal the or
dinance. He evidently fails TO compre-
bend the true meaning OF the term. We
have put II out from our midst and II a few
guzzlers seek to get the stuff from other
places, we are not responsible for their
acts. Local self government is the watch
word.
The report OF the First National Bank
will be found in another column. Nearly
eighty.three thousand dollars belonging
TO depositors are guarded in It's vaults
A surplus OF six thousand five hundred
dollars is what the stockholders can have
for the use OF their money when the d.
rectors deem advisable to order 1t dis
bursed The bank has become one Of the
fixed business interests here as the people
have the utmost confidence in the manner
in which II Is operated.