The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Monday was ST. Patrick's Day.

DeestricI skule will soon be called.
The sick people are on the gain this
week.
Clerk Goodwin keeps very nice clean
record.
Ice will be consumed very sparingly
this year
Read the annual repor, of the proceed
iDgs oi the council.
E. w. Houghlon has manufactured
some very fine maple syrup this season
The new officials of the Big Four are
using their brooms on the old employees
sas.The seven practiciDg physicians here
have been busy professionally all win'er'
A reference can be made to The second
week In March for the winter OF 18S9-9O'
The first Of April is near at hand, and
the usual changes are likely 10 take
place.
school.master Henick will open school
Wednesday evening March 26'h, at the
opera house.
Mr.. shrbael Smith, Of Cortland AV.,
had cancer removed from his under
lip last week.
Attend the Deestrict Skule at the opera
house Wednesday e,ening next week,
lots Of fun ahead.
CIV, Horr is contemplating construct
ing two large water tanks on Liberty
street near the B Z Four.
Howor,h at the opera house Saturday
evening March 22nd. See their adver-
tisement in another column.
Our farmers have begun TO deliberate
over the matter what to engage In to
compete with the great west
Land appraiser. r. A. Horr, is draft
ing complete plat Of the town to aio
him in expediling his work.
g. Paricks day was duly celebrated
Monday evening by the young people OF
the Catholic church at the q. A. X. Hall.
S.P. Sage has removed his stock OF
groceries to the room formerly occupied
by W. E. Whitney 10 the Crosier build
ing on west eide North Nam st.
One Of our patrons wants TWO copies
each Of this paper Of issues Of Feb. 20 and
March 8 Anyone having them on hand
and will leave them at this office they
will be paid for
On account Of publishing the proceed
ings Of the anniversary Of Mr.. Perry,
large amount of l,cal matter and cores
pondence is crowded out, all will appeal
in our next issue. Our correspondent
will please send their regular communi
cations next week.
One day last week lady In town gav'
q tramp lunch aud after he went ava!
the following note was FUND under th'
plate used TO serve the luncheon upon
"God bless ycu my dear lady and maj
YOU never know the pangs OF hunger
H.R. B."
The employees Of the Bee Line In Cleve
land. 10 the number Of six hundred con
yened in mass meeting Saturday eveninI
10 pass resolutions Of respect at the los
of their late General Superintendent
Robert Blee, By resignation. Charles I
White and William Warner signed tn
resolutions. The former having entere
the service Of the company In 1852 an
the latter In i64s.
= Timothy Herick has been hired fc
eight dollars month and board aroun
to teach skule In deestrict Mol. Th
term will begin Wednesday evening Ma
2elb, in the opera-house The committe
expect large skule as quite number
new scholars have moved into th
deesirict lately.
DEACON HORACE WADswoRTH,
DocToR JAMES SMITH, Con
DEACON Z. BENEDICT.
Horr, Warner q Co., and West q Dill
BILE, have received one hundred an
twenty.eight car Loads Of Ice al this plat
and eight car loads for the former FIR
were delivered at Amherst Lodi ar
Spencer. The Ice was gathered on Cadl
lac and Clam lakes In Northern Mich
gan, and average from 0 10 II Inches thic
and was stored away In excellent cond
ton. Our people can be accommodate
to better grade Of Ice this season than
former years
Commissioner Fsuver denies travelll
eight thousand miles In the interest
Lorain county last year, be says be on
travelled five thousand, well, lets see n
Fauyer drew t1088,s5, Five thousa
miles at 1--WE cents per mile would ma
$3.50 deducted from the total wsuld lea
t7S6e5 Now, In order 70 earn u
amount, he would. have 70 put In 900 ds
service 4 ,hs lawful rais per day, viii