The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-06-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,
The farmers are happy.


The farmers are happy
All quiet on the Charlemonte.
900 in the shade Tuesday afternoon.
The click Of the lawn mower is heard.
Read about the accident that occurred
in Huntington.
Thanks to Hon. John Sherman for
public documents.
A large number of visitors are expected
'in town this week.
Thanks to d.. Ryan, secretary of state,
for public documents.
Excursion TO CLEVELAND on the Big Four
tomorrow, Thursday.
The P. A. & w. company appear 70 be
troubled with the shorts,
The Great Pacific shows are advertised
to visit us Monday, June %.
The Junior band is preparing some very
fine music for commencement
The graduating class have beautiful in
yitations and programs this year.
The telegraph Office at the Big -Four
depot is listed as day Office only,
This VAIN weather will Oavse num-
Der of stomachs to become very dry.
The Wellington transfer company has
itsvehicles painted up In good shape.
James Hicks had his left forearm badly
lacerated by stallion Tuesday afternoon.
The political machioery will now be
run in for repairs until the fall campaign
opens,
The Wellington milling company are
determined that people shall be supplied
with flour.
New subscribers for the past week: Mrs.
Geo. Buswell, Wm. Cave, L. 2. North and
E. P. Smith.
The board of trade Is billing cheese at
8 and So cents. The price on wheat has
declined 10 98 cents
The engineers on the Big Four use the
whistle most too freely on Sunday inside
the corporate limits.
Ed. Felt and Floris Williams are ship
ping quite an amount Of baled hay 10
Cincinnati and Toledo.
Parties 10 Huntington desiring extra
copies Of The ENTERPRlsE this week
shodld call at n. j. Burrelrs.
The hardwood mill Of the Santley lum.
ber company was shut down tor repairs
the latter part of last week.
Everything indicates that c. E. Healey
has invented practical motor 10 propel
street cars and is on the road TO success.
The political lights did not answer TO
roll eau here Saturday morning at 0
O'Clock. They were at the seat OF justice.
II will be 10 hours anG FIVE minutes
between the rising and the setting Of the
sun on Saturday, which will be the long.
est day Of the year
W. H. Sage having completed his ar
rsngements for orange growing in Cali
fornia, will now resume his position as
adjuster for several insurance com.
panies.
Marshal Williams sopoepaed Nicholas
RolSins to appear before the criminal
bunch OF the police court In Cleveland
Saturday, June 10, to give testimony IN a
case pending.
Our old friend, J. A. Moore, Of Dayton,
state agent for the Cooper insurance CON-
pany, was 10 town Friday. He vested
Messrs. Bush g. Stevick with the agency
for the company.
A man brought three boxes into town
the other day filed with turtles which he
had captured in Black river. The whole
weighed 500 lbs. They were shipped by
express to Pittsburg.
A partition was constructed few days
ago across the hall which leads to the his
torical room and r. N. Goodwin's effice
without the consent Of oil concerned and
Is causing comment at present.
MI. Herrick, of Cleveland, upon lu-
vitation delivered ap address at Grunge
hall Saturday evening To a large audience
on the natiopal banking system Mr.
Herrick spent Sunday with his father, T.
X. HeTick, of this place.
The Wellington band has been rc.or.
ganized and will soon be ready lor busi-
mess again. They will make their head.
quarters over Yocum's cheese rooiD The
Junior band will still conlinre TO meet
in the Mayors court room in the town
hall.
The commencement exercises Of the
class Of '0i will be held In the Opera
House, Friday evening, June 10. Doors
will be opened at 1880 o'clock The ex-
crcisss will begin promptly a, 1880
o'clock. The usual admission fee of 10
cents will bp charged Scholars of the
schools admitted free The doors will