The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-03-18
LOcAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Tuesday was st. Patrick's day.

Tuesday was ST. Patrick's day.
Four inches of snow visited us Friday.
The vacant houses are about all
occupied.
Paper hangers and painters are having
rush.in trade.
The first chapter OF Our new story will
appear in next issue,
We would like to have good cores
spondent at La Grange.
The time will soon be here for the peo-
pie TO exchange residences.
E. G. johnson OF Elyria has taken up
the defense of Taxpayer"
Read the annual report OF the con-
dition of the village finances.
Esther at the Opera House Friday
evening. Don't tail TO attend.
Teachers examination will be held
in the High School building, Saturday
March 2S
The sum of seventy five dollars is due
Mayor Couch Tor services rendered the
corporation.
Three members of the Sons OF Veterans
attended the funeral Of DR.. Holloway at
Burbank, D.
An unusual number of labels for maple
syrup cans have been printed at this
office this spring.
The people in number of the towns
about US are greatly excited over the COM
ing spring election.
One Of the divines preached a sermon
adversely to the manufacture Of cheese
on the Sabbath day.
The farmers will take notice that the
Wellington Milling Company pay SlOO
per bushel for wheat.
The electors in Sulliyan will vote upon
the question of special school district a'
the coming election.
Ladies', see that the Delineator is on
your table, in order 10 be up to The times
with the spring fashions.
Thanks to G. E. Healy Of Detroit fol
papers,. Mr.. Fl. is having excellent sue
SgFIcess with his motor In that city.
The W. & L. E. Ry. Company now sci
mileage tickets good over % railroads
including the transfer at Toledo.
Station agents Fisher and Harmon ar'
doing their level best in soliciting pas
sengers for their respective lines
The launiryman has his head bundled
I'D this week to protect the wound whicl
he says was made by Will Guide.
The proprietors Of cheese factories arr
busy placing matters in readiness 10
the season, which commences April /.
Persons contemplating being examined
for certificates to teach school shoul'
peruse Superintendent Parkers letter will
care.
The trial OF Wadsworth and Guide viii
not take place before the spring term o
common pleas court, which convene
April 10.
There will be Mayor, two council
men, one trustee and two members OF tn
school board to elect at the comin
election.
A saloon keeper In Norwalk went upo
the witness stand last week and testifie
that hop tea was just as intoxicating a
lager beer.
The clerks In the wholesale chees
houses have completed the work of CON
putting the dividends In favor OF the pa
rons for 1890.
Mcssrs. Tucker g. Cole have purchase
the grocery stock Of 8. Turner and lease
the building Of j. H. Wooley and wi
continue business at the old stand.
On account Of mails being carried ovt
the p, A. & W. Ry., the amount OF ma
sent from this Office to Huntington B
carrier has been very much reduced.
The spring opens with few anopymot
letters flying around. Such communica
tions we're never the means Of bringin
about any good and perhaps never wi
be.
The laundyrman has a cousin frol
Cleveland visiting him this week. He SAY
he is now prepared to be on the delei
slye in case any one attempts TO get h
money again.
The employees on some Of the division
Of the Big -Four became dissatisfied wit
the compensation received and petitione
for an advance In wages, but II was denie
them. The Indicate 3 ars good 70. IL
up in business. M
n would be an excellent plan for u