The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-03-20
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,
Warm sugar parties are in order.

DedulllN JOui piemisNo'
Nail down your signs for protecuon
against the March winds.
Mr.. \. R. Herrick has received the ap-
pointment Of county suctioneer
The market appears to he we'll supplied
with fine grades Of maple syrup.
EEIon. q. P. Wickham, NJ. c., approves OF
a vote being taken to select postmaslers'
We have printed a number OF pamph'
let's for turf men Tor the coming season.
A number of families have improved
The pleasant weather TO change locations
CIV. Ransom has severed his connec-
tion with the firm of Horr, Warner " 70.
Quite number Of men are being en-
ployed to work in the onion fields in Looi
and Creston.
John NJ. Sherman presents an egg from
the White Brahms measuring 8Ax61S.
Who nex,f
Some of our local correspondence and
Western letters are unavoidably crowded
out this week.
Let the chairmen Of political committees
not forget to issue call for their respec-
tive caucuses.
The lecture course is giving excellent
satisfaction. Don't miss hearing Mr.
Dowling Friday evening.
Our tinware men have had a busy sea-
son supplying the trade with sugar bush
outfits and cheese fixtures.
All quiet at Salvation Army headquar-
ters at present. Jonn Brahney still finds
Il convenient to remain away from the
Cheese City.
The sprague cheese factory has been
operaied during the winter months Tor
the mast two years with perfectly salts
factory results
The blacksmiths have had plenty OF
time to improve their minds this winter
Work in that line has not been reported
SO light in thirty years
Builders here are compelled TO purchase
biick elsewhere this spring as Mr. Q. "
Hemenway sold all of his to build up the
burnt district in Norwalk.
Read up the advertisements in this
issue and be governed accordingly. oui
business men talk through the ENTER
PRISE for your interest as well us theiI
own.
James Adams placed on our table
parsnip measuring 38 inches in length
II was grown on the premises OF Wallace
Barker. Mr.. B. will have two hundred
bushels.
VIII. Grout, auditor Of the q. l.. d
W. died at his residence in Cleveland
Thursday afternoon, March IA. Funeral
Sunday with very impressive ceremonies
The deceased was classed as a very exem
plary man.
Mention was made In our issue o
March 9, about some Of our subscriber
taking the editors paper instead o: lhei
own. Quite number inspected the ex
piration date and found II TO be true. The,
at once sought the editors sanctum an'
balanced accounts and were satisfied, AM
went away feeling happy Thanks.
Farmers should be on tteir guard TO
agents Tor dealing In machinery and ware
also dealers In seeds and grain. WheI
you want anything Of the kind come 4
town aud purchase 1t Of regular dealer
who will sell you good article and ar
responsible for what they say. II Is no
too late yet for the old Bohemian Oat
tricks 10 be renewed.
Mrs Margaret Custer Calhoon made he
first appearance before Wellington au
dience In the Cong'l church last Frida.
evening. She was greeted by a large au
dlence upon which she made the best I'm
preston. Her selections were chaste
appropriate and beautiful aud were wei
rendered. Her limitations Of the chilli
voice were perfect, and her impersonatiop
were true TO lie. Should Mrs. Calhool
ever come to Wellington again, she will
4 meet with hearty welcome. After tn
entertainment brief reception was hell
at the residence Of Rev. s d. Gammel
and number Of the @. A. r. boys an,
, others paid their respects 10 the sister 0
the gallant General Custer under who's
commaud someof them had served, an
were delighted forthe lady showed hel
= SELF as charming in conversation as Oh
was on the platform. ms az tek
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