The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
April is with us this week.

We have secured a correspondent at
Kipton.
The public schools opened Monday
morning.
Read the new advertisements and then
look out for bargains.
The amusements for the winter season
have about come to close.
The pioneers in Wellington township
are getting few in numbers.
The lady violiniSt atihe concert Monday
evening was the center Of attraction.
Our foreign school scholars have re-
turned to their respective colleges.
The pressure is began to be brought
upon the mirrors in the milliner shops.
The jogging cart trade has become quite
an auxiliary to the business interests here.
Fancy turnouts are now observed on the
avenues as tbe shades Of evening approach
us.
The registers at the hotels show quite
an increse in travel over the first days Of
March.
DIR James Rust was the first member the
Royal Arcanum has lost since its organiza-
tion here eight years ago.
The new landlord of the American
house Is contemplating making quite ex-
tensive repairs this season.
r. N. Goodwin was elected assessor in
The spring Of 1874 and has been elected
each year TO the present time.
We usually have genuine snake story
20 lay before our readers o little earlier
than this date but this time we have
failed.
For some reason Sealer Of Weights
and Measures 10 not elected In this place.
This means no false balances and full
clear up TO the brim.
individuals here are in receipt Of cards
announcing the marriage Of Mr.. A. r.
Wooster to Miss Ella N Foote at Ban
Francisco, Cal, Monday, March 25th.
By the proceedings at Elyria Saturday
Il will be seen that Auditor Herrick
charged his subordinates to be faithful tax
gatherers and list every chattel at its mar.
ket value.
A new paper has been started in Lorain
called the Lorain News, published by
Humbert q Ferguson. 1t Is to be an sd.
vocate Of democratic principles and to
give the news.
Our special from California still inter
csts our readers with his we'll written
letters. Persons recently from the Golden
e,ate says that he gives very correct
account Of affairs.
A very interesting letter from our urspecial
correspondent, Blanche, will appear in oul
next issue. BY an arrangement she Is u
write one for the first issue in each month
hut on account OF sickness her March com
munication was omitted.
The Wooster University Glee Club gav'
one Of their excellent entertainments II
the Cong'l church Monday evening. Theil
selections and rendering were good ant
called forth repeated applause from the
audience. There was not as large attend
ance as otherwise would have been, owinl
10 ether attractions on same evening.
Grove Howk thinks he had ought 70 b,
supervisor elect for the east par, Of tn,
township, but the trustees thought other
wise. Grove was stripped to the belt al
day at the polls working lot the position
and II is really too bad that the trustee
should cast the enormous count into tn
pigeon hole In the clerks office FOR futur
reference.
Now Is the time TO clean up your prem
Ises. Nothing adds more TO the beauty o
q town then nice clean lawns, for visitor
will carry the news. II Is no excuse be
cause the occupant Of the premises Is onl
the lessee that the lawns are left uncleaued
II the head OF q family wants 10 be In d.
mand by property owners for their unot
cupied premises let him be honest, promr
In paying rental and take pains in clean
ing up the premises and keeping tn
properly in repair as good as they found J
The legal Document company PR
sented @The outcast" and the Burglar
Child" to q iair sized audience on wedne
day evening, and to say that little Florir
isa wonderful child actress IL only pu
sing Il mild. Thursday night they pr
sented IN an excellent manner that beaut
ful heart ttouching society drama 'Ea
Lynne" 70 large audience who wei
highly pleased and pronounced Il the be
Of the week. Should they return at 4
turs date they WIN receive A..warn recel
Tim