The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-03-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Spring is with us again.


Spring is with us again.
This Office is the place to get your sale
bills. .t.,
The spring election will soon be at
hand.
No more cases of diphtheria reported in
town.
The very latest out is paper shoes for
horses.
Let us have more light and that be
electric light .t
The Mayors court has had no patron
age this week.
Snow fell to the depth Of two inches
Monday night.
Postmaster Hustled is able to attend to
business again.
The township trustees held their annual
meeting Monday.
Visit your friends during the dull
season for business.
The tramp fraternity visit this place
but very little Of late.
This is very productive season for
maple syrup producers.
Eucbre sittings are not an uncommon
occurrence just at present
Mail list corrected up to March End
Please look after your credit,
Harper's Bazaar reports the return OF the
hoop skirts for spring fashions.
Wellington Is bound to be headquarters
for cheese and brick machines.
It looks as though prices on wheat
would reach one hundred cents
Our business men are making extensive
preparations for the spring trade.
Anything you want the people to know
Just step into our sanctum and order us to
tell them.
Some Of the taxpayers think that toe
much time is given TO redeem the bonds
for street Improvements.
A cold wave struck the place Saturday
and by Monday morning the mercury
actually stood ZOE above zero.
Il will take number Of weeks to repair
the damages caused by the recent floods
on the south end Of the w. & L. Z. Ry.
Quite number of public sales are tax
ing place In this vicinity, but still very
few people contemplate emigrating west
The Smith Transfer hack line now
charges the modest sum Of ten cents fol
carrying passengers to any part Of town
A brother Odd Fellow files a protest
against the proceedings held In the hall
by the encampment, Friday evening, Feb
20.
Mr.. @. V. Hemenway informs US that
the company now being formed will man.
ufacture new brick machines OF his own
design.
This Is pension day. The notary publics
and justices were kept quite busy during
the forenoon filling out blanks for the
boys who wore the blue.
The committee on streets and the
Mayor will have plenty Of business ia
look after from this date until the street
improvement Is completed.
The teacher In school district No. A.
closed her school on Friday, Feb. Goth
went to her home In Camden and died Of
diphiberia in less than week.
The Order Of Iron Hall Is disbursing
funds to some OF lis members for time los,
during sickness. The Order has COM
piled with all contracts made 10 date.
Stella, daughter Of G. II. Chapman Of
tho firm OF Chapman q Robinson, was the
recipient Of basket Of wild flowers Sat-
urdsy from her grandmother, who Is now
stopping In Ringold, Ga.
Marshal Williams is In receipt Of
numerous communications every week re-
porting property that has been stolen.
The last lines In the notices usually reads,
BE on the lookout for the thief and
goods.n
DiphtheriL Is raging In La Grange. DR..
J.W. Smith was called 10 visit family
one week ago, where there were five chill
dren afflicted with the dreadful disease,
and by Sunday morning three Of them
were dead.
A stranger appeared In town Monday
morning donned with a>straw hal. His
almanac had doubtless informed him that
1t was spring and he evidently was deter.
mined TO attire his person In keeping
with The season, even II II had to be press
cd a little.
Rev 9. e. Manchester, formerly Of This
place, but now Of Bonneville, Ohio, re-