The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


Ice is being gathered but the quality is
very thin
The ground hog did not see his shadow
In these parts.
The thermometer registered 0 lat four
o'clock this morning.
The English sparrows have completely
driven he snow birds away.
On account If break in the machinery
we are delo, ed several hours this week.
Orr physicians have had busy week
of it making vaccinations and giving GER
tlficates,
II costs too much money now days to
compel people to transact business as II
should be.
Marshal Williams and Pinkerton-Wil-
lard are still ON the alert for the clothes
line thieves.
The trustees of the NJ. E. church have
caused the aged apple trees to be removed
from the parsonage lot.
Everything looks favorable now to the
establishing of manufacturing interest
here this spring that will come to stay.
The roads are In better condition now
than they have been since October lst'
The wheels of commerce have sll began
TO move once more.
Last month the w. & L. E. Ry received
eleven large iron safes from the Bee Line
company consigned to parties in Youngs-
town, Fremont and Milan.
Mr.. r. S. Hollenhach is manufacturing
some very fine uniforms Tor the members
of The order of Patriarchs OF Militant.
Fifteen gentlemen from here went TO
Norwalk recently to receive the degrees
10 that order.
Prof. Melville has secured an unusual
number TO his class. He is introducing
an entirely new program in dancing which
ia far superior even TO the more recent
style. as Il is easily acquired and the per.
son appears more graceful.
On account of the continued warm
weather during January the egg market
was well supplied so as to reduce the
price from 23c 10 12c. The egg syndi'
Gates throughout the country will likely
feel a little blue over the sudden fall In
the price Of the traffic.
Prepare for the coming OF the i'ch 'rea'
thu, Mr.. Couch, manager OF The Opera
House. has finally secured for all lovers OF
frstclass entertainments. Geo. Ober's
abr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" are booked to
appear here Thursday evening, February
81. Save your SOC and don't fail TO wit.
ness this great play.
Some changes have been made at the
Western Union telegraph office. An adj
ditioual door has been placed in the
southwest corner tor the use OF the gen
eral public, who transact business over a
counter. The former entrance is now
marked private BY this arrangement
the business of the Office will be kept en-
tlrely from the outside world.
Our special travelling correspondent
has prnned us very fine letter from New
Orleans which will be found In another
column; also Mr.. e. II Hart,a former
citizen Of Wellington, writes very inter.
esiing communication from San Francisco
Cal. Next week we expect to hear from
Dakota through our regular correspond
ent, Blanche.
Now as the condition oi the roads get
better don't think that the proposed i'm
proyements are not necessary. The i'm
provement Of the roads In the country
should interest the people Just as much as
In town. In the southern part Of the
State where the reads In the country are
improved the farms adjacent are advanced
in value Just the same in proportion to the
improvements made, aside from the con-
venleuesduring the muddy season.
A subscriber suggests a good idea TO
persons in the habit Of carrying mail mat
Ter home before The address Is examined
Occasionally mail matter is placed In the
wrong box and patrons innocently carry
Il home then negligently leave It there
several days before returning Il. The
subscriber further says; $50 many mis-
takes are made aud would be much more
easily rectihed at the time than afterwards
Mail Is sometimes brought here that does
not belong to us and 1t Is day or so be
fore It tis carried back. ! have received
invitations after II was too late and only
last week, l think, gotta letter that had
been looking for which was received al
this Office on the 9Th Of January"