The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
The lawn mower is kept busy.

The lawn mower Is kept busy.
The gunners should read what the
Mayor says.
The bank has no trouble to find parties
10 loan money to.
The Big Four route makes some gener-
ous offers this week.
The fashionable world is giving the
birds q rest this year.
The troops have been mustered out of
service in sub-district No. 8.
The people over in New LONDON are
among the expecting just now.
Very little plowing has been done in
this part Of the State this spring
The butter and egg producers got the
best part OF the bargain last year.
Wheat has been good property to
handle within the past two weeks.
The bulletin board at the northwest
corner of the park has been removed.
Three and one-half inches Of water fell
here from Friday until Saturday morning.
The people over in Huntington fail to
enthuse very much over the new railroad.
Our correspondent at Pittsfeld will
hear more about the commissioners later
on.
The land appraisers have completed the
appraisal of the west half Of the corpora
tion. -y, ~
The heavy rains have made the main
roads almost impossible in number OF
places.
About twenty persons from here will at
tend the oratorical contest at Shelby this
evening.
The work on the B. s. o. line from
Lodi west to Chicago Junction was begun
Monday.
A change In the running time Of some
Of the trains on the W. & L. E. took
place last Sunday.
We are In receipt Of a copy OF the Big
Four Gazette, a paper published In the In
teresi Of that road at Cincinnati.
Health Officer Thomas, reports two
cases of.diphsheria last week Miss Lillian
Vischer Is reported TO be out Of danger.
ffa cyclone could only strike part Of
Ohio hard enough TO sweep away the
mortgages, 1t would be welcome visitor
A number Of cases Of 10 grippe are re-
ported in town. Guess the Russian has
returned 10 pay US the compliments Of the
spring. aH.
A decline IN the price on cheese was
made last week by some Of the dealers
here when there was not q cheese In this
market
Secretary Benedict has recorded an un-
usual number Of entries for tho races at
the coming Agricultural fair to be held
ib August.
On account Of the resignation Of Coun-
Gilman Christie, Mayor Hustled will be
compelled 10 reorganize the standing
cpmmitteea n4 ta. Iyg
The charges fled In Justice Husied's
court against A. w. Denham were with
drawn by the complaining witness. More
kicking Is reported TO follow.
The members Of the Iron fall lodge
are highly elated over the results Of the
work in this place, everything indicates
that It Is a good place to invest money for
= rainy day.
There will be change In the time Of
running the trains on the Big Four next
Sunday. II lie expected tina, Q train will
leave this place about six o'clock p. m.
for Cleveland. ~
In order to comply with an order issued
from the Postoflice department an &C
curaie account Of all the letters, papers,
cards and parcela was kept during the
flrst week in this month. ma
Friday evening O number OF brethren
from the order OF Royal Arch Masons
went over to Norwalk 10 attend a ban
quet given by the order At that place.
They we're royalty entertained.
The Medina Seminal has omitted To-
mention the Black Diamond route This
spring. frheSehtinel should chinge It's
head to the Railway Age, as II dishes up
an unusual amount Of railroad news.