The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-01
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Go 10 the polls.early.
Election day next Monday.
The carpenters appear to be busy.
Last week was entertainment week.
Attend the caucus Saturday evening.
The March lion can retire to his den.
The Ia grippe has come to visit us
again.
The faithful gardner is getting his tools
ready.
RI. Winchel has purchased the Smith
transfer line.
Election tickets printed here at very
reasonable rates.
The scrub broom is one of the essen
uals Just at present.
Mayor Couch will probably be renomi-
mated by acclamation.
20 pounds of granulated sugar for one
uOllaT. mchlnley DILL.
Sunday afternoon found the streets lined
with pleasure pedestrians.
A change in the proprietors of the Park
House takes place to-day
The churches were all elaborately
decorated Sunday morning
There appears TO be no issue to be de.
cided at the polls this spring.
Our correspondent in Penfeld will
please be a little more prompt.
Ruel Lang celebrated his ninetieth
birthday Saturday, March 28th.
The sugar bush has been quite source
Of revenue TO the farmer this year.
Fifteen hundred dollars in silver coin
was receivsd at the bank from Cincinnati
last week. i-
Loud calls are made In New London
for the subrcribers 10 the p, A. & W. Ry
to pay up. NolI9FH
The date for the exchange of property
and residences should be May 1st instead
ofApril 1st.
Prices on wheat advanced TO $102
Monday morning, but Wednesday morn.
ing dropped TO S1o0.
Thesmarket vas oyerstocAed with eggs
for Easter, consequently caused decline
In price Of six cents per dozen.
Correspondents will be sure and give
the names OF the statesmen elected to
positions Of honor and trust for next
issue.
There Is some talk OF abandoning the
old fashioned goat used for initiatory pur-
poses In societies Of secrets and substitu-
ting the bicycle.
Is applicants presented themselves at
the Union school building Saturday to be
examined for certificates. The result
win be published later.
The Y. M. G. A. begins its work In q
promising manner. As soon as the
workings are understood by all, and the
relations Of the organization adjusted, we
may expect II to take Its place among our
organizations as one oiithe best and most
helpful. A slight change In regard 70 the
relations Of the two classes Of members
has been proposed but action postponed
I'LL all have better opportunity TO IN.
derstand II, and act upon 1t unanimously,
We understand that there Is prospect
OF an entertainment, here next Tuesday by
the Oberlln Glte Club. This Is probably
the best college club In the country. II
Is composed Of IL young men, who are
selected from the 100 students as having
the best voices and culture. They are &C
companied by Mrs. Bishop, who receives
$500 ayear for singing In
Gunsaulus' church In Chicago,
more than any other lady singer
In America. She received $500 Tor solo
in Pittsburgh last Sunday. The company
has Just sung In Cleveland, and at con.
cert In 0berlin packed the First church,
tho extra prices for seats, above admission
fees, being $iO7. II they come, II will
be the best thing Of the kind eyer In Well
ington. Everett johnson Of this place Is
member Of the club. He writes, II never
heard such applaudlpg. Our concert was
the bireesi entertainment | ever saw