The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The farmer is busy.

The road improvement question is taking
rest
The indications are good ior fair crop
Of fruit.
The census enumerator is calling on ev-
erybody.
The oberlin News is making war on the
gamblers.
The Ice cream dealers haye been enjoy
ing boom.
A new correspondent at Spencer this
week. Thanks.
Linen busters have been hauled out of
the storage room.
Health Officer Thomas says the town is
free from diphtheria.
What pleasure resort do you intend to
patronize during the summer
Quite a number Of our people are in at
tendance at the Greenwich fair.
The surplus earnings Of the First ma.
tional bank now reaches $4,000
Business YVES commenced at the Hemen.
way brick and tile works this week.
The Wellington Milling Company are
offering -four at an extremely low figure.
Thirteen mails are forwarded from and
the same number received at this office
daily.
Marshal Williams carries copy Of the
riot act in order to be ready in cases Of
emergency.
The members Of the graduating class are
working hard to complete the course o.
study assigned them.
The new managers Of the Big -Four arr
gradually disseminating the services Of th'
old Bee Line officials.
Two thousand bushels Of wheat wer'
purchased by the Wellington Milling Go
Monday and Tuesday.
The county convention will be held II
Elyria on Saturday, June 2sth. Read tn
official call on fourth page.
The census enumerator reports har
work to secure the correct ages OF lh
girls over twenty-five years.
The frs, hand organ Of the season struc
town Saturday afternoon. The cinnamo
bear dance Is looked for later.
A large amount Of grain was delivere
to the Wellington Milling Co. on Monda
and Tuesday from this immediate vicinit.
Hunters will take notice that the gan
lava forbid killing any gray, black or TO-
squirrels except between July 1st and De
18th
F. B. Tissot had some very fine invit
tions printed Of this office Tor the openir
Of his drug store Saturday evening. ov
six hundred responded to the call.
Parties visiting the South cemetery a
requested to close the gate when they tai
their departure. II this is moi compile
with the sexton says he will be compell'
to place lock upon it in order to keep
closed.
]. W. Wilbur is suffering from seve
bruises received in falling through I
opening Tor the trap-door in his sto
TO the cellar. His appearance indicates Ii
he had been in the ring with slugG
Sullivan.
We visited a number Of the busin'
firms In order to get their views on ado
ing standard time. Some were highly
favor of the change, while others did |
care to follow II merely 10 suit the CT
venience otrail roads. = 'a,t
During the school vacation the direc''
should cause a gold-lettered sign plac
over the entrance to the superintendent
office. Also, the different aparimel
should be designated by letters over
doors. This being done, 1t will prove
wonderful convenience to visitors.
The land appraisers have completed tn
work inside the corporation and are n
working In the township The follow
property Is on the free list In the corpo
iion; Town hall, lookup, park lands
buildings used for church purposes owr
by church societies, and grave yards.
parsonages are subject to taxation the sa
as other property.
Very little improvement Is observed
In the quality OF butter and the condit
Of eggs marketed at this place. The d.
ers should decline to purchase butter,
every egg should be thoroughly tested
fore the title Of II Is passed to the
chaser II this plan is adopted, produ'
will then be more careful about prepar
articles for market