The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-06-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Tomorrow is pension day.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Tomorrow is pension day.
Getready for thu watering places.
Street Commissioner Serage has re-
signed.
Some very fine strawberries are in the
market.
The Gun club will indulge in shoot
tomorrow.
Our sporting editor is now on hand for
the season.
A heavy fall of rain visited us today at
eleven o'clock.
The kindling wood is being piled upon
the political fire.
Be on hand at the caucus Wednesday
evening, June 10.
The Sunday train service on the rail
roads is on the increase.
"Housekeeper" gives some good points
on the knights of the road.
The Junior band boys went to Spencer
by invitation Saturday evening.
The will of the late ]. A. Chapman will
probably be probated next week.
The lax books are at the bank to receive
the last hall OF the taxes for 1890.
A new bridge is being constructed over
Charlemont creek on the Big Four,
The W. & L. E. company are doing an
immense freight business at present.
Our mail list is corrected to May 90.
Please see II you have proper credit.
Marshal Williams had number of
tramps in the cooler Saturday evening.
Thanks to A. /. Root, of Medina, for an
illustrated catalogue of bees and honey.
Uncle John Long had the South ceme-
iery in fine condition ON Memorial day.
The friends Of political asprants are
looking after the interests Of their candi-
dates.
Quite a number of Canada ihistles are
growing in the vicinity Of The W. & L. E.
depot
The work Of improving the streets was
commenced Monday morning on Liberty
street
The council will hold two meetings
each month until the street improvement
is completed.
The Big Four company has been plac-
ing some extensive ~ repairs on the
passenger station house.
DR.. France, Of Columbus, is unable TO
meet his patients here this month, but
will be here next month.
The pay car passed over the p, A. & W.
Ry, last week and paid the employees for
ssrvlce rendered In February.
Monday was the first day IN number
Of weeks but what 1t was necessary TO
have FIRE in the business houses.
Pittsfeld vs.. the Bending works at the
school ground Saturday afternoon. Score
81 to so in favor Of the Bending works
The Thursday Afternoon club will meet
with Mrs. S. S. Warner Saturday, June 0.
IDA VANCLEEF, Sec.
On account Of people being housed up
80 long and on account Of bad roads, the
liverymen and carriage dealers appear
to be having rush in trade.
Decoration day appears to be consider
cd q general holiday. A larger crowd
Of people were here on Saturday TO wit
ness the ceremonies than ever before.
L. II. Wadsworth. Of Greenwich, was
the first shipper over the new B. & o.
line. He has caused thirty cars TO be
loaded with logs at Troy and forwarded to
Greenwich.
Messrs Geo. G. Bush and @. q. Stevick
have established fire insurance Office In
the Benedict block. Mr.. Stevick is also
agent for the Minneapolis Loan and In.
vestment company.
Three lawyers, one business man and
one farmer have signified their Intention
Of becoming candidates for the general
assembly. No newspaper men have
ventured into the race this time.
1t Is stated that W. B. Follansbee will
be candidate for food and dairy CON-
missioner His experience in the trade
warrants us in stating that he would fll
the position to the letter II elected.
The P. A. & W. company still decline |
TO enclose their road with fence, II
a great annoyance TO the land holders
whore the road passes, as the fields are |
worthless for pasturage in their present |
condition.
Constable Williams sold a buggy and
harness on execution on the square Tues
day afternoon, the property Of DR.. Dayi-
son, TO satisfy a judgment in favor Of
L. Bowman. T. r. Herrick was the
auctioneer.
HI. Cahoon, candidate for recorder,
was in town few days since shaking