The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
This is Pension day.


This is Pension day.
Winter wraps at discount,
The painters brush is swinging rapidly.
Thanks to the serenaders Tuesday even
ing.
The town clock is keeping very correct
time.
A good correspondent is wanted in
Spencer.
The full grown kittens disturbeth our
evening repose.
The Greenwich fair will be held June
18th, 18th and 18th.
Postmaster Bush has seryed four years
and three months.
The council should order flag staff
placed on the town hall.
The turf men are out early in the morn
ing training their steeds.
The employees at the factories only
labored four days last week.
Our correspondents give a good report
of Decoration Day exercises.
Prices en- butter and cheese are not very
firm at quotations this week.
Ticket No. 37S1 held by q, Bush drew
the gold watch at Robinson's.
w. b. Follansbee is reading up the
Mckinley tariff bill with great care.
Street Commissioner Serage is prepar-
ing TO extend the street improvement.
The plows and harrows have been
brought into immediate use this week.
II has not been necessary to use the
sprinkler on the streets yet this season.
J.H Greene editor of the Medina Ga
zette departed this life Friday afternoon
The la grippe has proved to be more OF
q joke than many people thought it
would be.
Commencement exercises OF the high
school will be held here Friday evening
June Goth.
On account of so much rain money ex.
pended on scraping the roads has amount
ed to nothing.
A full account of the dedication OF the
Garfield monument at Cleveland will be
found on page2.
Quite number Of residences are being
erected and remodeled in the north and
west parts Of town.
Our secret detective force Is somewhat
weakened as the result Of the temporary
absence Of Its chief.
A number Of the order Of Canton from
this place took part In the line Of march
ct Cleveland Friday.
-Four hundred and thirty excursion
tickets were sold ut the Bee line Office for
Cleveland last week.
June 1st Is the first time since Novem-
Der 1st. last, that the roads have been In
apassable condition.
Our town was almost deserted frem Fri
day morning until Saturday evening. All
report splendid time.
IA. Flenner has leased the rooms
over Foot's livery stable for the purpose
Of painting and stripping buggies.
The transfer business here on the Big
Four and W. d L. E. Ry., requires the
services Of an engine ana crew daily.
A new story entitled "The Victim Of
bis Clothes" by Howard Fielding and
Frederick R. Burton, will begin with our
NEXT Issue.
An exchange says many pointers can
be gathered as TO the charactoisof an In.
dividual by the manner In which they
wear their hats.
A train containing thirty cars loaded
with machinery and farming implements
from Massillon, passed westward over the
W. & L. E. Ry., last week.
The county convention will be held in
Elyria on Saturday, June %, 1s00 This
township is entitled to iS delegates. The
official call will appear next.lssue.
The Ice delivery man Is busy. 1t is
observed that chunk Of Ice Is handled
with great care this year and not par
ticle Of 1t Is permitted to 60 to waste.
Two games Of base ball were played
here last week. Ober.in vs.. Blue Stars,
81 TO z In favor of Blue Stars Lodi VS..
town, 90 to IL in favor af Wellington.
On account Of publishing the proceed
ings Of Decoration day the report Of the
W. G. T. U. does not appear this week, but
viii next. The meeting was largely at
tended, and general good time was In
dulged In. mrjisssnf4ssl
The Lake Shore Railway Company has
DECIDED to run no excursion trains on