The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,

AL quiet Wltn tne cheese uealers tnlS
week.
The first half Of 1890 is about to bid us
adieu.
The cold storage is in good demand at
present.
Our gunDers report very few squirrels
in the forest.
The robins are making war on the
English sparrows.
The small lots of wool are being
brought in.Aymarket.
The oath. o. V. 1. will hold their re-
union here July 4th.
Our provision dealers keep fine line
of berries and vegetables
Friday and Saturday were busy days at
the bank In collecting taxes.
]. B. Hutchins the barber has decided
to open his shop on the Sabbath day.
The boys appear TO find plenty Of work
to do in the onion fields east Of town.
Our communication from Rochester was
received too laie for publication this
week.
An unusual amount Of racing is indulg.
ed in occasionally on some Of the principal
streets.
Police Justice Peirce will sit in judg-
ment over The transgressors Of the village
ordinances
The Cleveland Leaoer says even the
baseball fraternity have decided to stick
by sun time.
Let the stars and strips float in the
breeze from the town hall on the 4th OF
July this year.
The g. A. R. folks will take an outing
to!Lorain tomorrow. Fare for the round
trip one dollar.
4 petition has been filed In the Probate
office in ElyriA for a special school dis
trict in Penheld.
Fans, hy-nets, screens, busters, Ice and
street sprinklers are amoung the essen
tials for hot weather.
The striking switchmen In the yards OF
the Big Four at Cleveland returned to
work Friday morning.
0berlin VS. Wellington Town Nine on
the school ground Saturday afternoon
5to 0 In favor Of 0berlin.
w. E. Peirce shipped five tons Of rags
Friday afternoon which had been pur-
chased within the last ninety days
Sorry TO lose our ever faithful cores
pondent at LaGrange. He has served the
ENTERPRISE well for the past FIVE years.
Next Wednesday evening, July End, the
ladies OF the Methodist church give their
regular quarterly supper, to which all are
invited.
Farmers complain that laborers are
scarce on account Of so many being EN-.
ployed In the construction Of the new
railroads.
Quite heavy gale Of wind visited US
Sunday afternoon. II left Its trail on the
park and school ground by removing the
tops Of number Of trees.
Several cars loaded with horses, mules,
scrapers and camp outfits arrived In town
last week. They were enroute to Litch-
held TO be used on the p. A. & W. Ry.
The black chirpers have selected the
school grounds for resting place during
the night season. The mayor should call
out the local militia and put them to fight
The milliners have been laboring since
March, last, 10 manufacture q sufficient
amount Of style 10 satisfy the fairer sex
for the next sixty days, and will now drop
their needles and scissors and take q va
cation.
Postmaster Bush Is preparing to leave
Official business for the present Il is OF.
pected that he will remain 10 Office under
Mr.. Hustled q reasonable length OF time
until the new official gets the business
under his control.
All should attend the caucus tomorrow,
Thursday, evening, June 26th., at the op-
era house. Eighteen delegates are to be
selected to represent us at Elyria on Sat.
urday, June 2sth. A township committee
will have TO be selected.
Ex-Mayor Wean was In town Monday
morning looking after the mayor. He was
informed thA ne town was Just out Of
an official Of that kind, but everything In
dicates that his wants In that direction
may be supplied In few days
The cash books and papers OF the 90
ciety for savings, In Cleveland was remov.
ed 10 the new quarters Saturday night.
The assets Of the bank exceed nineteen