The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Put up the awning.
Go gather the wild flowers.
Serenaders were around last week.
Who will be the census enumerator'
No more four-hors teams needed.
The health officer speaks word in this
issue.
The fancy turnouts are on the avenues
Z again.
The town clock strikes on sun time
again.
The fashionable spring bonnets are
daisies.
Saturday was an old time business day
in town.
The first shipment of new cheese was
made Tuesday.
J. s. Mallory entertained his clerks
Monday evening.
The bicycle has been brought into use
for the season.
We still receive our mail from the hand
of Geo. G. Bush.
The hack lines are doing business very
cheap Just at present.
Phillip Phillips, the great singer, at the
, Opera house next week.
Secretary Benedict is making unusual
preparations for the contest.
The First National Bank received
new issue of bills Monday morning.
The school boys came out ahead the
first game Of the season-14 TO 1S.
The boSrd Of education held their regu
lar meeting Monday at the town hall.
The population Of Wellington in 1880
was 1890. How much have we gained'
Our southern tourists have begun to re-
turn. Dixie is getting too hot for enjoy
ment
Ifyou want good goods, business
room or a dwelling house, consult our ad-
vertising columns.
You cannot afford 10 miss the oratorical
contest this year. II will be the enter.
tainment Of the year.
The vacant yards at the repair shops
are filed with all kinds OF vehicles that
became disabled during the past winter.
For some reason the Mayor did not
deem II necessary 10 have the Office Of
sealer Of weights and measures filed this
year.
A fne. white-bronze monument was
erected at the grave Of DR.. Emerson in
South cemetery this week by r. N. Good
win.
Only about one-halt the people ex-
changed residences this spring as on
former occasions at this season Of the
year. a
The receipts Of the Savings Bank up 10
the close Of business Saturday evening
were 81 ,s19, which was fully up TO the
expectations of the officials. TsFr
Our street improvement has stood we'll
during the muddy season and now Il
should pass through one more winter to
experience little frost in order 70 make
thorough test Of It. .s-
Charles Phelps, z. Benedict and Geo.
Brooker were appointed delegates TO at
tend the annual conference 70 be held at
Orbelin ihis week from the Cougrega-
tional church at this place. 1 ksR
aThe people in Lorain are all torn up
over the reported return Of the spints Of
the men who went down on Lake Erie IN
the ill.fated tug last summer. The world
still has stock Of cranks IL trade. X
A clock can be seenAt the repair shop
Of P. 8. Wright belonging 70 J. Turiey
which Is said 10 be one Of the relics saved
alter Oliver Cromwell made his raid
through the eastern part Of England In
1904. ,lts s,itY55
The township,ciiy officials and members
Of the school board have all been elected
and sworn Into Office. We are sure TO be
favored with flno weather now for season
o. least, but just paus moment the new
p. M. Is not seatad Yet
On account Of so much mud boating be-
ing INDUCED in on the streets, 1t will be a
number of days yet before the streets can
be made smooth. The dealers In hard
wood should make II point to keep of
the roads when In that condition.
Miss L. f. Tisset has painted a very
fine picture Of Fred Daugheriy's favorite
dog. The work is very finely executed
and exhibits q natural taste In. that direc-
tlon. The picture can be seen in the show
window at E. 3, Goodrichs clothing store.