The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-21
LEGAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


-Four mails are forwarded east daily on
the Big Four
The census ennmerator will be after us
on and after June /.
The Ohio Sunday school union will be
held In GAINESVILLE June 8 to 8.
The nominations made for the yelling
ton races will be published next issue.
A five months fight has been engaged
in over the postofflce, and the end is not
yet
Oberlin vs. Blue Stars Saturday after
noon resulted in 10 to 10 in favor of Wei.
lington.
The Young Ladies' Reading Circle will
meet with Mrs. A. P. Dimock next Friday
evening.
A large force of men and teams are re-
ported to be at work on the new railroad
at Spencer.
The recent heavy rains have caused
great delay in planting the spring crops
and have tendency to create a lull in
business matters.
The township trustees have purchased
four volumes of the revised laws for 1890
for the officials.
Great preparations are being made for
the dedication of the Garfield monument
in Cleveland May 80.
Owing to the bad condition Of the roads
for the last six months, the wooden side
walks have been thoroughly tested.
A male quartet from Oberlin highly
entertained large audience at the Con-
gregational church Friday evening.
A change in the running time Of the
Big -Four took place Monday morning,
See corrected time table on first page.
ALI should arrange to attend the W. c.
IT. u. meeting next Wednesday. A very
Interesting program has been prepared.
The name Of Robert Blee does not ap.
pear on the time card Of the Big Four
) this time, Il being the first omission since
1868.
Miss Mabelle Benedict and Carl VIII |
liams carried of the first prizes at Shelby. |
Just give our people chance and they
will generally "get there"
The Wellington Gun Club held their
first shoot Of the season on the fair
ground Tuesday afternoon. There were
representatives present from Norwalk,
Berea, Cleveland, Spencer and Lodi.
The township trustees have invited the
county commissioners 10 inspect a few
places on the Center road to Huntington
with view Of obtaining little aid from
the county to place them in better condi-
tion.
Thirty-three trains are billed 10 run over
this division Of the Big Four and twenty
four are marked to run daily. This is a
good indication that the officials OF that
road intend to make Sunday day for
transacting general business.
E.E Higgins, proprietor of the East
Side meat market, left town Saturday with
reported obligations against him In the
amount Of $3.50 Two molders also left
town Sunday morning leaving one Of the
tailors $24 In the lurch.
Wellington township should not have
been divided into two census districts.
One enumerator has ample time TO 60
ever the entire territory. Then Il would
AAye been some object In financ cial way
for person to seek the situation.
II would be quite an accommodation 10
the travelling public II train No. 90 did {
not devote quite 90 much time In the I
great big town Of Grafton. One morning |
last week ye editor was aboard and just
q minutes were consumed in coupling on
two coaches and baggage car from the
G. L. & W. railroad when It would seem
that 10 minutes would be an ample
amount Of time 10 complete the work.
One day last week two Of the employees 4
engaged In constructing the building Tor q
the Wellington Machine company became '
engaged in an alteration about certain I
young damsel whose company the two l
were atiemptingt to keep. Later on It was q
decided TO meet right after 10 o'clock, +,
when the bosses would be absent, and 4
fight II out according to The Marquis Of r
Gooseberry rules. A ring was formed, sec. q
onds and umpire chosen, and the fight be- :
gan in earnest. After the third round the I
proposer Of the fight made up his mind
that he did not love the girl strong enough
to proceed any further, SO the squabble
was ended. Tine, 10 min. 1874 sec. 7