The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


Clean up the lawns.
Oh! for good roads,
Prepare for arbor day.
Excellent prospects for fruit.
No oratorical contest this year,
Mayor Couch is his own successor.
Every candidate on the ticket got elect
ed.
Common pleas court opens next Mon
day.
A cold wave visited us Saturday
night.
The modest English sparrow has re-
turned.
Matrimonial market little dull Just at
present.
Council meeting Monday evening,
April 10.
The public schools opened Monday
morning.
Unusual cold weather for this season of
the year,
Our correspondents responded nicely
this week.
No more regular elections until next
November.
Three councilmen. elect reside on Pros
pect street.
This township is now divided into four
road districts.
Anumber of cases of sickness are re.
ported IN town.
An unusual number exchanged resi-.
dences this spring
Standard time Is considered of no value
outside Of railroad circles.
Thanks to Hon. d. J.NRyan, Secretary of
State, for public documents.
The Grangers are going to see that the
laws are enforced. That's right.
Anumber Of shade trees along the
sidewalks need little trimming,
Very little real estate has exchanged
hands in this vicinity this spring
The election held here Monday YVES
like a jug handle, all on one side
The Masonic brethren will hold ban.
quet Tuesday evening, April 2lst.
There appears to be sufficient amount
Of money TO accommodate the trade,
The fire boys performed their first
service for 1891 Saturday morning.
Forty punches Of bananas were receiv.
ed at the Italian iruit stand Saturday.
Even twenty pounds of granulated
sugar can be purchased for one dollar.
R. N. Goodwin has been elected Assess.
or for this township each year since 1874
The Clarksheld Journal is still insert.
ing DR.. Z. E. Holloway's professional
card.
A new grocery and provision store is to
be opened In the Crosier Block this
week.
The serpents have 10 suffer this time for
ornaments upon the ladies' hats instead Of
the birds.
The editors In Elyria we're very tame In
their remarks about closing the saloons In
that burg.
Miss Hattie Mason commenced her
tenth term Of school In District No. 4,
Monday morning
10 many young calves are being fatted
for veal, the receipts Of milk a. some of
the factories Is minus in quantity.
The adjusters for the insurance COM
panies are here to-day looking alter the
losses by FIRE in theiWoolley building
For distance Of five rods at Lodi, the
+ b. d o. company we're compelled 10 sink
plling SO feet to reach a solid foundation.
A few points along the road TO Pen.
field became impossible last. week and
the trustees were called upon TO look after
IL
A train Of 20 cars loaded with machin-
cry from Russell d Co., Massillon, o.,
passed over the w. & L. E. Ry. Saturday
for the western States.
Mr.. F, d. Gibson. operator at the Postal
Telegraph company's Office at this place,
uses the typewriter to copy the messages
received, instead Of pen and ink.
The applicants for certificates ut the ex-
animation held here March 2S, made
better record than at the two previous ex-
amlnations held 10 Elyrla and 0berlin
Two additional lines will be placed
upon the poles Of The Postal Telegraph
Company passing through this place this
season. When done, the number Of lines
will be increased TO nine
Postmaster Hustled has but very lew
uncalled for letters 10 be advertised
Every day he causes the mail in the
letter boxes to be examined and If no
orders 70 return 10 writer and not called
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