The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Monday vas voting day
This is amusement week.
tits now landlord Wilcox.
Time for promenading.
The fish peddler is on hand.
The almanac says it is spring,
Our school folks are rusticating. I
The Park house supports new sign.
Pack up the sap pals and sugar fixtures
The farmers have sown their early spring
crops.
The forest will soon put on its summer
dress.
1t is now councilmen'elect F. W.
Bennett.
South Main street is to be improved the
present season.
Some very fine bred horses have appear
ed on our streets;
A heavy fall of rain visited us Saturday
night and Sunday.
We now have three councllmen VINO
reside on the same street.
The fur animals can now have little
peace until next November.
Read the pointers given by the business
men in the advertising columns,
ESQ. ". E. peirce will preside at the
helm Of Justice for the coming three ye"'''
Our correspondents have gwen 'ne
names Of the officials selected in their Vi
entities for the coming year.
There will be walking match In the
town hall Saturday evening for one nun
dred dollars a side. Admit'ance 2oc'
The assessor will be on hand next weei
10 look after the surplus wealth. Don
forget the story Of George and the ha'cue'
Bulletin boards are distributed over In
school grounds inscribed keep oil u"
Grass" The park should be serge
likewise.
The automatic switch al the crossing
pets out Of order now semi-occasona'i.
The fast trains are now compelled
come to full stop.
The painter and paper hanger are IN
busy tradesmen just at present A nun
ber of rooms will shine with spring gooc
within the next fortnight.
The regular monthly convening ot u
council will not be held until Mond'
evening, April Is, when the new memoe
elect will present their certificates ana
sworn In.
Our people who have Just returned iro
Self Lake and points In California repc
n beautiful country and fine opportuniti
10 make investments which will sure
pay In very few years.
The FIRE department was called 0
Monday afternoon to answer an alaT
eiyen from Mill street, but the hre
extinguished before 1t arrived, conseque
iy their services we're not needed.
Station Agent Fisher thinks the pr
poets good for a new passenger stati
house TO be erected here this season. 1
company are overhauling the one at N
London where they transact about o
eleventh part as much business as here
Sanley Wilcox took charge OF the Am
ican house Monday morning al 8 o'clo
Mr.. Perry Wright, Of Greenwich was
hand TO look after the duties pertaining
cierkship. Mrs Dickerman left for
dina on the morning train, she hav
served the public for the past two ye
Here is our az to the new managem
for success.
Mr.. M. L. Wadsworth died at his
0enCe on luebuhf cNchihS "S" -
His death was very sudden, he being
only few hours. He was one oil the
est inhabitants of this village, being
years and months Of age. The time
funeral had not been announced at
Of our going TO press.
The town clock has not been OF
benefit to the public for many months
Wight, the jeweler, informs US that
clock is good fUt forty years OF &C
service II kept running and properly c.
for. The council have declined to ap
pirate any funds for the care OF IT, eli
ing they had no authority. We hope
the incoming council will take the mi
IN hand and appropriate money and
the clock to going. and II any tax-p
complains, his portion shall be rem
TO him. An Intelligent public are
likely TO entera protest against any
propnation Of money for public be
and Of 90 small amount as II would
quire 70 keep public timepiece mo
and 10 repair. ~ ~ ae
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