The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Tho usual Jokes were lnuulgeu IN yes
terday.
IN The teathered songs,ers got their feet
chilled last week.
Election day next Monday from a. m.
to8p.m. Don't forget it
Business at the cheese factories was re-
sumed Monday for The season.
< The lady evangelist struck her hearers
IN their weak places Sunday evening.
lrhe time for moving in Ohio should be
I changed to May 1st instead Of April 1st.
| Merry Makers at the Opera House, the
7th and 9Th. supporting the beautiful act
ress
We have been favored with pour downs
in March; now let us have some old-tme
April showers.
For special bargains and information
| please consult our new advertisements and
business locals. II will pay you well.
Merry Makers at the Opera House
Monday and Tuesday evenings April 7Ih
and 9Th. See their advertisement In an
other column.
Our own Addison B. Wadsworth has
been writing story for the New York
| Weekly. The manuscript was forwarded
Monday morning for inspection.
On account Of vacation being taken
during the month OF February, on account
Of 80 many being sick, there will be no va
cation of the public schools this spring
| Tuesday afternoon one OF the horses on
be Smith Bus Line had its foot caught
l., ln an opening In the crossing on the Bee
Line r. r. on Liberty street, severing the
4 hoof from the flesh.
The lady evangelist made raid on the
Niobacco chewes Sunday evening This
1 1s good subject 10 talk upon, but usually
Il (it has but very little effect, for slaves they
y are 10 The weed and slaves they will con-
~ t,nue TO be.
II The Agricultural Society have been
| pledged candidates for oratorical contest
l by superiniendents OF the following
L schools: Norwalk. Plymouth, Bellevue
l and Wellington, one more place to hear
i from. Time, about the first week IN May
The park has been seeded and rolled
and consequently presents very fine ap'
pearance. We hope that pedestrians wil
J make It point TO use the sidewalk
instead Of making path across the park
this season.
Word was received here some days age
hat Congressman Wickham had decided
70 recommend Col. g. Couch as successor
70 Post Master Bush. Col. Couch was
backed up by good healthy petition
therefore his numerous friends are pa
| tiently awaiting the appointment.
The young ladies gave their annual
ball at the town ball Friday evening. The
| Bostons, Of Cleveland. were on hand and
/ furnished the music. II was a stormy
night, but forty couples were present ant
engaged In the trip Of the light fantastic
toe until three O'Clock 10 the morning.
4 Tuesday morning aman called at thiI
/ Office seeking employment, Il was giveI
\ him and later In The day il was asceriaineC
n that he was one Of the "prints" employee
on the first issue Of the wellington Journa
n ln 1867. He said that Wellington had I
few more bricks In IL than when he wa
here before. .ts.. i
A private letter from Lake Helen, Fla.
says; "Florida looks very frail this year
and there are number Of inyalids here
At this time last winter there was not al
invalid; this year there have been ,hre'
deaths, and there are great many herr
sIck--one case OF typhoid lever and |
number OF cssea Of consumption"
Some Of the cheese producers claim tina
The EkrERPRrsE has quoted prices OIL
cheese during the past winter above wha
was being paid. All we have to say abou
The matter Is that the quotations are care
iully revised each week from the dealer
here, and II any mistakes have been mad'
Il Is the fault Of the dealers and not will
n DE.
On Monday evening, March 31st, tn,
members Of the /. o. y. +. and Daughter
or Rebecca to the number Of sevent,
Horned In line and marched to the resi-
!, Idence Of Mr.. OF. Baker, on South MAR
street. ana after The evening salutatlon
I X presented Bro. Baker with what is know
/ as a Veteran Jewel, which members ar
entitled 70 wear after being member il
good standing for quarter Of century
hrs ], J. Thomas, N. Got tho order o
Daushters Of Rebecca, made the present
alton speech, which was exceedingly fine