The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

WDat snail tne harvest De!
Four-horse teams are in fashion.
Friday, April Gath, is Arbor day
The bicycle has again made its appear
ance.
Our spring poet speaks a word this
week.
The sporting fraternity are after the
snipe.
Prices on coffee do not decline any this
spring.
A correspondent has been established at
La Grange.
A number Of business houses support
new awnings.
A new supply of books, has been re-
ceived at the library.
The expert gardner can now have an
opportunity to do good.
The editor OF the Lodi Chronicle called
upon US Saturday afternoon.
Read what the Grangers say about doing
away with the Canada thistles.
Our merchants are receiving their
spring goods in large quantities.
The mail list is corrected this week.
Please see if proper credit is given.
Our attorneys are at the seat of justice
this week looking after their cases.
The advertisements in this paper are
chock full Of pointers for choice bargains.
D. L. Wadsworth expects to soon add
another manufacturing plant to his works.
DR.. Biggar, of Cleveland, was called to
consult with DR.. Rust over q. A, VanCleef
The carpenters are busy repairing the
loss occasioned by fire IN the Woolley
building.
If q business man Is not seen upon the
street, just place him on the list Of La
Grippe.
twenty-five couples INDUCED in an en-
joyable dance at the Town Hall Friday
evening.
The villages Of New London and Green
wich have again voted to put the saloons
out Of town.
The criminal business for the present
term OF court will be taken up the first
week in May.
G. A. Spicer's valuable watch dog de.
parted this life last week at the advanced
age Of % years.
The passenger station house on the Big
Four at LaGrange was consumed by fire
Monday night.
Some Of the hotel keepers are giving
the board bill deirauders a warm recep.
tion In the courts.
Mr.. 8. K. Warner will sell his fine herd
of registered Holstein- -Friesians on the
Fair Ground next Wednesday.
Last Saturday Lewis Deveieaux caught
fish in the Wellington Creek that meas
ured 90 inches in length and weighed 81
pounds.
Assessor Goodwin will soon be on hand
10 look after your wealth as usual. Keep
in mind the story OF George and the
hatchet.
This community has been terribly af-
fiicted at times with the Ia grippe, but
the death rate has been very small from
It's effects.
The witnesses on the part Of the state
from this place went to Elyria Tuesday TO
appear before the grand jury to testify
against Guide and Wadsworth.
Assessor-elect Goodwin says the people
will confer special favor upon him II
they will have all OF their taxable proper
ty ready 10 be listed upon his arrival
The farmers along the lake shore report
that the eagles have become so plentiful
this year they are quite an annoyance In
the way Of capturing young lambs and
fowls.
The B. & o. railroad is having a good
deal Of trouble crossing the low lands at
Lodi. Friday afternoon the track went
down six feet where 500 carloads of dirt
and timber had been dumped IN.
At the election In Huntington there was
quite battle at the polls over j. lice Of
the peace. II is now Squire June and
ex-'Squlre Clark. Mr.. Clark has filled the
position for number Of years and Is re-.
ported TO have been very efficient officer.
An Englisbman took exceptions to the
account given In last issue about the Eng
lish railroads. He said, "Mr. Hedi,or,
you should know that Hinglan' Is very
small hilan and 1t is not necessary 10 ave
stoves and closets 10 the cars as passen-
gers honly ave short distance to ride
henaway."
Last week Superintendent KInnison