The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

clean up your laWps'
The Spring Fashions!
Look out for cyclones.
Prepare for Arbor Day.
1t is now Mayor Hustled.
The paper hanger is busy.
Our tradesmen appear to be busy. !.
Avery light vote was cast here Monday.
The time for gentle spring has arrived.
The town clock still tells about standard
time.
A heavy fall of ram visited us Monday
night. A
Preparations are being made for the
oratorical contest.
Ell Johns and VIM. Vischer will now
retire to private life. a
The election was like jug handle, all
on one side This year. 4.
Our correspondents looked up the cleo
tlon news very nicely. y
Z Our merchants are receiving their
, spring stock of goods.
= MIR, G. A. VanOleei has been appointed
assistant land appraiser.
The Wellington -four mill was shu
down few days for repairs.
The dry goods clerks are busy placing
+ the new arrivals In their places.
R. N. Goodwin has been elected assess
or ior sixteen consecutive years.
The Capitol Of the nation is termed tE'
temple of Zion for the Office seekers.
The Oberlin Record will soon be read.
for business again in their new quarters
I'D. Phelon of Huntington was reeleci
ed Justice Of the Peace over Melvin Kel
sey.
The nominees for Office took matter
very cool Monday, as they had no opposl
ton.
The mail from Polk will probably b
brought In on wheels about the middle
May.
Our specials In Dakota, Florida and VII
ginia will please pen few lines to th
ENTERPRISE.
There was no issue at stake at the pol
this year, which created walk-away Il
the nominees.
On account OF there being but one tick
in thu field Monday, the judges and clerl
had play day.
The proposition TO create speci
school district In Penheld was showed III
der at the polls Monday.
We will have TO purchase fans to q
US In keeping cool this summer on a
count of the scarcity Of Ice.
Miss Mabel Benedict and Carl William
have been selected as contestants at th
place for the coming oratorical contest.
A savings bank will soon be cOnnect'
with the First National Bank at this plat
More will be said about the matter ne
week.
Mr.. 8. s. Hall Of Burlingame, Kans
purchased very fine stallion Of the G'
Geld strain Of horses to take TO Kant
with him.
The Smith omnibus transfer line traI
ferred 1888 passengers holding ticke
and s.54s without tickets, from April ]
1880, 10 April 1st, 1890.
The janitors Of the Congregational a
Methodist churches and the Town II
should see that proper lights are plac
at the entrances In order to avoid &C
dents.
]. G. Ar,z was circulating a petit
Monday for.siguatures 10 present to C'
gress requesting that the boys who hi
die Uncle Sans mail be paid little mi
money.
The orator ieaI contest will be held
the opera house May 2, The follow
towns win send representatives. Norwa
Bellevue, Fremont, Shelby, Plymouth
Wellington. f.N,Fa
II the soldiers visit Cleveland on N
30th to dedicate the Garfield monum
what day will be designated TO keep
graves of their dead comrades green
the cemeteries at home,
Messrs. semple and Hutchins have
cided to close their barber shops on )
day, notwithstanding the eminent juI
Judge Hutchins Of Cleveland, has deci
that 1t was necessary 10 keep them OF
Look out TOR agents and canvassers
spring. II you are in need Of anyth