The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

April Showers.
Commencement week.
The town is full Of visitors. /
Republican caucus tonight !
Enforce the dog ordinance.
The honest grasshopper is on hand.
Rochester celebrates on the fourth.
The forest abound with ox-squirrels.
Spring chickens are now ready to be
served.
Tomorrow will be the longest day in
the year.
Our merchants enjoyed lively trade
Saturday.
The milliners will soon take their au-
nual vacation.
Very fine costumes win be worn by
lady graduates.
Dealers in ice-cream have been en-.
joying dull trade.
Quite number patrcnized the Green
wich fair from this place.
Secretary Couch is busy arranging the
program for the coming fair.
A full report Of the commencement ex-
ercises will be in next issue.
The Salvation Army folks parade the
streets quite often nowadays.
The hotel and boarding houses appear
tobe we'll patronized Of present.
II there was only foot path across the
park ii would look much better.
The older people claim there was town
clock in running order here at one time.
The lawn mower has been busy while
the street sprinkler has been taking a rest
The boys ore saving up their shekels to
purchase fre-cracke,s on the fourth.
OIL Pyke the Photographer carried of
the red ribbons on his worA at the Green
wich Fair.
Thanks 10 Mrs. Mary ]. Lewis and Mrs.
Huffman for nice baskets Of delicious
strawberries.
Excursion to Cleveland over the Bee
Line to-day. Some Of the boys took
their best girls.
Tickets can be procured Of the old time
ticket agent, e. W. Adams for Com,
mencement exercises.
Any disturbance in town during the
night season should be reported immed.
iatly TO the night watchman.
The council have given the band boys
the use Of Mayors court room TO practice
in and store their instruments.
Miss Mable Holbrook presented III
with a strawberry measuring In circum
ference 81 inches. Who next
June goth the time will expire for pay
ing the last half taxes for 1888, but th
usual custom will doubtless be observes
10 extend time little.
The whistle wetter and stomach Salts
fer comes in quantities Of one gallon now
As hot weather is coming more Is neede'
to keep the nerves steady.
The morning train west on the W. I
L. E.Ry. leaves one hour later on the ne'
schedule 8 :05 Standard tlme which vii
accommodate the people much better.
The price Of wool ranges from twenty
five to thirty.fiye cents, according
quality. Messrs Laundon, Windecker
Co, have purchased a number Of small lot
Lectures on the Johnstown, Pa, disas
ter from an eye witness stand point imag
mary Scenes Of the flood and actual phi
tographs In Panorama form will soon b
on hand.
Members Of Wellington Council No.
o. Of @. f., viii be glad TO learn that U
to the present time, only two membe
are known 10 have lost their lives in u
Conemaugh Valley disaster
Thirty-fve cents is offered for wool, u
old Republican times are returning. Ju
as the above was placed upon paper Il
sun burst from under cloud where
had been hidden for number Of days
Ex-Postmaster Scott Of Kipton VI
among our callers Monday. Henry
Just as happy without an Office as vii
one. .--Elyria Democrat. How will II
whom Editor Reefy is compelled TO 81,
down and out Of the post-ofices
Robert Blee superintendent Of Il
Columbus Ind Cincinnati divisions Of q
old Bee Line will probably be gener
superintendent Of the newly oganiz
company. @. J. stedwell trainmast
win probably get boost
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