The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-03-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Genuine March weather.

Our attorneys have fine practice al
present.
The weather prophets decline to be in
terviewed
The serage estate is rcadyertised in
this issue.
The Huntington people now have A
mails daily.
Very few cases of la grippe reported
in this vicinity,
The Wellington natural gas stock is
quoted at 10000.
The pensioners find Uncle Sam very
prompt pnymaster.
The report of the First National Bank
makes an excellent showing.
The sugar-eat at Grange Hall was large
ly patronized Saturday evening
G. E. Sutllff has purchased the express
delivery business of H. s. Smith.
III, Gum will supply the people with
coal oil and benzine from wagon.
Ticket agents are busy soliciting pas
sengers to 90 west over their respective
lines.
Clerk Goodwin is working hard to CON-
plete his annual report, which will appear
in next issue.
The Mayor and councilmen are busy
arranging for the sale Of bonds and the
street improvement.
Thanks to station agents Fisher and
Harmon for tho annual compliments Of
their respective lines.
Mayor Couch has permitted George
Dawson TO return TO the city under
promise of good behavior.
Persons should consider the matter
carefully before seeking another locality
to better their financial condition.
The members of the Order Of the
Royal Arcanum will hold their annual
banquet at their rooms, Friday evening
March 10.
The communication peDned by Major
w. II. Williams from New Orleans and
published in our last issue, has furnished
food for thought
The receipts at this station on the Biz
Four show large increase over 1899, and
still we have the same old land marks fol
passenger house.
The membership Of one Of the churche.
numbers three ladies 10 one gentleman
This must be n corner Of the world where
the men live on self righteousness.
Messrs ]. Freyer g. Co., clothiers OF
Cleveland, who haye been in the Emerson
building for the past month, returned tc
the city Monday afternoon with tbeil
stock of goods.
Mrs. Standish held a reception at the
Town Hall, Friday evening After the
reception, the gay and neatly
attired company INDUCED in dancing
until a late hour.
Our singers are hard at work practicinp
the Cantata Of Esther. The chorus work
Is well in hand and everything promises
an excellent rendering Of this beautiful
musical composition.
A letter received from our old friend
A. F. Starr, who is now In the Moody In
aituie at Chicago. Ill. He reports grea'
work being done among the waywart
people Of the great city.
Agents for the Collecting Agency o.
Chicago, ILL.,, are IN town soliciting mem
bers. The object Of the union is TO keeT
each other posted upon the 6nancla
standing Of individuals who desire credit
When the Hoke.Sage tragedy took plac'
In the Crosier building, the contents O
one chamber Of Hoke's revolver passed
through cluster Of bottles standing OF
: the shelf filled with ink and struck III,
wall. Three or four bottles were broker
and the contents forced upon the wall
leaving an indelible mark Of the tragedy
for visitors. TO gaze upon through tn
window. A mason was called las
week 10 kalsomine the wall to oblilerat'
the marks.
F.B. Serage advertised for the boys 4
: call a, his place Of business Saturda,
morning to sec tho duplex The boy
were OH time Of course and were presented
with attn whistle, and from that tim
until two O'Clock there was music In th'
air. E. Il. Goodrich, tho clothier, thei
presented the boys with yard measure
which had tendency to cause lull Il
the music for time, In order that III,
boys might take tune to care for the ad
ditlonal pIlzes
William Nickcrson, and employe ofth,