The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-05-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
May days.


Mandolin concert Friday evening.
Go 10 the opera house Friday evening.
A cold waYe visited us Monday morn.
ing.
Decoration day. then comes the 4th Of
July.
Read the report Of the First National
bank.
A heavy frost visited MS Tuesday
night.
Half tile hats are worn by the men this
spring
Agents for all kinds of wares are in
the field
An unusual production of dandelons
this year.
The forest has moved into its spring
garments
The Big -Four are offering special rates
10 tourists
The afflicted grippers return TO town
very slowly.
Miss Nellie Emerson has purchased
safety bicycle.
The street sprinkler is on hand again
for the season.
Glad 10 report that the town clock is on
the strike again.
The cheese market is very encouraging
for all concerned.
Sewerage and electric lights are the
next Improvements.
The town is billed every week now for
some entertainment.
The hotel registers indicate good run
OF commercial travel
Every branch OF industry in town ap-
pears TO be prospering.
The bill for improving the roads will
now be laid upon the table.
The gunners can now hang up their
shooting irons until later on.
Austin Chapman, of South Main street,
is lying at the point of death.
The season has arrived for fishing, but
it's dreadful hard to gee bite.
Quite delegation of boys went to ober.
lin Saturday to see the ball game.
Miss winifred Wait, the gifted elocu.
ZIONIST, at the opera house Friday evening.
The early planted onions at Lodi were
called to account by Jack Frost last week.
The indications are that very few new
buildings will be erected here this season.
Guess our correspondents are giving at
tention to their private interests this week.
Mayor Couch has placed the city gov
eminent in working order for another
year.
The case of the state Of Ohio against
Clint Wadsworth is on trial today at
Elyria.
The indications are that Wellington
will have two aspirants for the general
assembly.
A copperhead snake was killed on the
farm of Frank Wadsworth, west Of town,
last week.
Pants, as we'll as dresses, should be
worn longer this month than last-one
day longer.
The meat market of Doty & Bush on
the north side Of the square is closed for
the present
The course pursued by the elopers ap-
pears not to meet with favor among the
young people.
Some very fine stone walks are being
laid by the Clarksheld Stone company for
different ones.
The dog ordinance should be enforced,
In order 10 do away with the surplus Of
worthless ours.
The town Is now under bonds for ten
thousand dollars to see that the streets are
laid with stone.
A change in the running time of the
trains on the Big Four will take place
Sunday, May "a.
The letter penned by a mother, which
appeared in our last issue, created consld-
erable discussion.
The Big -Four are placing automatic
switches at Grafton, Greenwich, Gallon
and Edison this spring.
Three hundred papers and periodicals
have been ordered Tor persons through
this Office since Dec. l.
Stone Is being laid in front Of the busi-
ness houses from ]. H. Wooley's to Laun-
don, Windecker & Co.'S.
The masonic brethren will be favored
with visit from their district lecturer
Tuesday evening, May 10.
Roll'Wilbur went to oberlin in flfty-fve
minutes Friday on the Singer safety bicycle
fitted with pneumatic tires.