The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

! Sugar making is revived up every few
days.
Postoflce news is very scarce this
week.
Two Squires report marriages in this
Sissue.
No trouble to procure fresh clay this
winter.
The street crossings are kept very clean
thiSwinter
? The nimrods find very little game in
the forests this winter.
The usual hops will be engaged In on
Washingon's birthday.
There appears TO be no lack Of mutual
I benefit societies in town.
Read up the advertisements If you want
+, v get pointers on bargains.
Large crowds OF people were in town
Saturday to purchase clothing.
i Prices on wood are advancing little
which is caused by the bad roads.
A number of cheese factories are under.
7. going repairs for the summer trade.
An average Of one hundred copies Of
the Cleveland Press are sold here daily.
The people in Penheld are becoming
interested In the graded school question.
m Quite number OF our people are in
N the hospitals receiving medical treatment
Nj Commercial agents find 1t pretty hard
work to visit the inland towns and make
their usual time.
The Mayor should enforce the dog
| ordinance, as too many worthless ours
are now on the street
Feb. IA proved 10 be profitable day
. ] for dealers In valentines and busy day
. I for Postmaster Bush and his deputies.
II must be that our young people are
becoming little deaf as they appear to
walk very close together on the street.
We would like TO have an agent to can.
vass the township of Huntington for The
ENTERPRISE; good liberal commissions
are paid.
| The Wellington Machine Co. fore
warded ten thousand pamphlets to dealers
10 their line Of trade, through the mails
last week.
Horr, Warner & Co., have purchased
large quantities of Ice that will be shipped
to this place over the W. d L. f. Ry., in
few days
II goes hard TO serve our enemies but
number are obliged to do so this winter
in order to live. Work has host Of very
bad trends.
Our old contributor Mr.. J. b. Lang, of
Cleveland, speaks word this week. Mr..
Lang evidently does not forget the people
in this vicinity.
II was the A. North farm In Huntington
THAT was sold for figure above the ap-
praisal instead Of the Rogers farm, as
stated in last issue.
The Trustees of the township will
divide the township up into four road
districts this season. This will blast
Grove Howk's prospects 10 run for super.
visor.
Mr.. G. o. Bennett is in receipt of eight
cen hundred and sikty.nine dollars as the
earnings Of atwenty a year endowment
policy In the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company.
The census enumerator will soon be on
hand for 1900. Parents should be pre-
pared to give their children's proper given
names such names as Maudie, Dodie,
Lizzie. Johnle and Willie don't look well
on the enumerator's baok.
Compute the interes, at six pei
tent. annually on thlrty-fye thousand
lollars will give the cost Oh having q
own hall. The rentals should keeT
hp the insurance and repairs. 1t Is Z
pretty expensive LUXURY but the people
Sfthe township wo d not cast their vote
20 do away with II. %
Postmaster Bush claims that The De
partment requires postoficcs TO be KEEP
i|open one hour every Sunday morning
Where mails are delivered by transpor-
ition companies Well lei Mr.. Bush'I
tccessor close the office Saturday night
hd return Monday morning to attend tc
wants of the people for the coming
days and see how II will work, there
nothing Ike giving matters a trial
ttoflce officials and employees are en-
bd to one day Of rest u the same
Iother people, and 50 far asreceivine