The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Warm sugar parties are now III oruer
6end THE ENTERPRISE to your friends
We would like to have a correspondent
at Spencer.
A heavy fall Of rain visited us Sunday
and Monday.
Quite number of cases OF lagrippe In
town and vicinity.
Please bring us your sale bills and
sugar labels to print.
The junior band boys are making rapid
progress in their music
The hor tea stations appear to be close
ly guarded Just at present.
The people should remember that Well
ington is the point to trade.
Quite an amount of maple syrup and
sugar Is being brought into town.
California Is furnishing homes for a
number of Uur Wellington people.
The w. & L. E. company have received
twonew engines. They are dandies.
We notice that very few people from
the country attend divine servicesin town.
The Big Four company are trying to
reduce their working force at some OF the
stations.
The entertainment given by the Sons of
Veterans Thursday evening was nicely
patronized.
The plaintiff in the Daniel Williams
will case has withdrawn his complaint
from the courts.
Arrangements are being made to com.
mence the street improvement as early In
the spring as possible.
The Granville Mosaic Floor Works re-
ceived an order last week from the
City Of Mexico for goods.
The common pleas court record shows
anumber Of cases Of dlssolving partnership
between husband and wife.
The engineers on the Big Four should
comply with the State law by sounding
the whistles at the road crossings.
The fire department boys have been en-.
joyiDg that long needed rest that the
people want them to from service.
Thanks to Major W. II. Williams for
illustrated papers Of tho proceeding
Of Mardi Gras held in New Orleans.
The ladies of the W. r. C. will have a
sugar social 10 the G.. A. r Hall Tuesday
evening, February "a. All are invited.
The Common Pleas Court at Elyria has
sustained the decision If ex-Mayor Hustled
In the case Of the village Of Wellington
VS.. Z. W. Adams.
Secretary Benedict Of the Fair AssUcis-
tion informs us that there will be no Ora.
torical contest held in this place
this year under the auspices of the
Agricultural Society.
Some Of the /. o. o. F. and D. OF r.
surprised Rev; A. q. Wall on Friday
evening. A pleasant evening was passed.
and when they lett Mr.. Wall Sas better of
bya supply Of groceries and $3.50 In
cash.
Some Of the young people are reported
tc visit places where they are not inyited
and gaze upon the invited guests through
the windows II this be true II Is certain
ly step downward from the long cstab-
lished rules oi society.
The gentlemen who have been stopping
at the American House for the past three
months In the interest of the 81. Louis
Wrought Iron Range Company will leave
for new field OF labor In the vicinity Of
Quincy. Mich, next week.
The custom Of tolline the bells In
churches on account Of death has been
abandoned in this place for many years,
but II was revived Tuesday morning by
tolling the bell at the Congregational
church on account Of the death Of Grand.
pa Perry.
), Full proceedings Of the funeral OF
Grandpa Perry will appear In our next Is
sue. Those desiring extra copies Of The
ENTERPRISE will please leave their orders
early. Rev. 8. D. Gammell Of Tslmadge
will be here ON the occasion and many
friends aud relatives from abroad. Rey.
w. L. Barton will preach and Rev. s. d.
5 Gammell will speak Of the life and char
cater Of the deceased
Mayor Couch made matters so extremely
uncomfortable for Curley, the keeper Of
hoptea station No. s, on Railroad street,
that he decided TO close bis doors and quilt
the business. Now If the balance Of the pro-
prieiors would weigh the matter carefully
and see II they were accomplishing any
good in the world by keeping such places,
we are inclined to tbink they would close
doors. Try II gentlemen.