The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Base ball again.


Base ball again.
Grippe is abating little.
Fishing parties are in order.
Prices on feed are very firm as quoted.
Gel out your s,eeds ready tor the turf.
Wellington is the point TO trade this
spring.
Postmaster Hustled purchased the city
bonds.
The hack lines are enjoying rush in
trade at present.
Winter wraps have been at discount
for the past few days.
J. Peter Eidt will enter bis race horse al
the coming stake races.
Foreign fruits can now be purchased at
very reasonable prices.
All should attend the lecture at the ope-
ra house tomorrow evening.
The fish dealers have supplied the mar
ket with some very fine fish.
Every business house In town appears
to bo well filed out with choice goods
The mayor should order a special gun
ner to look after the English sparrows.
James Sheldon deliyered the first new
cheese to be shipped over the Big -Four.
The Big Four has placed an insurance
on all of its buildings at the local stations.
The street commissioner caused the
planer to be placed upon the streets this
week.
A floor OF mosaic pattern has been laid
In c. W. Horr's private office. II is a
beauty.
A few pieces Of mu,ilated mail matter
from the disaster at Kpton were received
at this Office.
The accommodations oyer the Big -Four
during the present change in time have
been very limited.
J.S. Mallory entertained his clerks at
his residence on South Main street on the
evening Of April 20.
The situation between the United States
and Italy has caused the matter 70 be dis
cussed by local talent.
The mails from Penfeld and Polk have
been carried on horseback the majority Of
the time since February 1.
The p, A. g. W. railroad will run an ex-
cursion TO Akron Friday to accommodate
the people from Plymouth to Spencer.
The Big Four should give us the Cleye-
land accommodation train to leave here
about p. m. on the next change In time.
New telephone boxes have been put In
at w. r. Wean's residence on South Main
street and the wholesale cheese Office Of
Laundon, Windecker d Co.
The banquet given by the F. g. A. NJ.
Tuesday evening was an enjoyable affair.
One hundred and seven partook Of refresh.
ments at the American house.
In the will Of the late q. A. VanCleef,
Mrs. Maria X. VanCleef Is named as ex-
ecutrix. The deceased carried life In
surance 10 the amount Of $4,000.
To attempt to fight grippe has proved to
be mistake. The afflicted have found
that TIVE weeks vacation from business
is necessary in all cases In order to COM
pletely recover.
The Wellington Mandolin and Guitar
club will give a concert and entertain
ment at the opera house about May 10.
They will be assisted by noted lady elo-
cutionist from the east.
A brick machine Is being constructed
on special order by the Wellington Ma
chine company. every piece Of which will
be Of cast and wrought iron. When com.
pleted II will weigh five tons.
The business men of the protective as.
sociation are sending In a number Of
names TO the local secretary to be placed
upon what 10 called the black list In the
book that Is to be printed monthly.
We had occasion the other day TO look
over one Of our dealers books, who In
dulged In the luxury OF credit business.
Said he, NJ have over $500 charged TO
persons In this vicinity that It Is extreme
ly doubtful whether ever realize but
very little FROM"
The children and grandchildren 10 the
number Of twenty-five were at the home Of
Lewis Shaw, In Pittsheld Friday, April II,
TO celebrate his eightysixth birthday,
His sor L. W. resides 10 Trenton, Mo-; H.
Fl. In Bloomingdale, Mich; W. F. in
Princeton, Mo-, and his daughter, Mrs.
Rollin Herrick, in Edmore, Mich. The
family spent several days together visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Great preparations are being made by
the members Of the Epworth League for
entertaining the delegates from abroad
who are expected here 10 attend the con-
vention April 20 and 8O The members Of
.s:he society have become noted for their