The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-05-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Decorate the soldiers graves.
Decoration day Monday, May 81


Tue long distance telephone line will
soon be in town.
Corn planting-that is, it is time that
corn was planted.
Mrs. w. H. Williams will dispose Of her
millinery stock at cost.
The postmaster, The mayor and the law
yers are at Mansfield today.
A new freight house has been erected at
this station on the W. & L. E.
Our special correspondent from Lilch-
field has given the news in good shape
this week.
Our merchants have been enjoying a
rush in trade in the sale of umbrellas and
rubber goods.
The New York lace curtain importing
company will open up lace curtain sale
in the Beehive block.
The delegates to the congressional con-
ventlon left for Mansfield Tuesday even
ing, via Grafton and Sterling.
All trains on the W. g. L. E. were de-
layed Monday night, on account OF
bridge being out of order south of here.
The residence of N. G. Hoyt, on Me-
chanic street, was entered Sunday night,
but the burglars secured nothing of value.
The postal telegraph company has in.
structed its employees to use their best
efforts to secure business for the present
season.
F. M. Townsend, superintendent OF the
C.L. s. w., has rendered his resignation,
to take effect May 81, TO accept position
in Mexico.
The Kings Daughters are preparing a
unique and interesting entertainment to
be given in the opera house Friday even
ing, June3.
Miss Huddleston, of Medina, is teaching
in the primary department OF the union
schools, on account OF the III health of
Miss Eva Brown.
Assessor Goodwin made his returns to
the county auditor this week. This will
close his seventeenth year of continued
service as assessor.
The front doors of the Dowd saloon, on
. North Main street, are closed. e. S. Greg.
ory, the proprietor, it is said, took his dc.
parture early last week.
On account Of the backward spring
money matters are likely to he little
close, and the result may terminate In
number of financial failures.
At meeting OF the board of education
held Friday evening, q resolution wa'
passed prohibiting the use OF the school
ground for ball playing, from to 0 O'Clock
on decoration day.
f. Ladd, formerly Of the ENTERPRIsE
gives a few of his observations OF thu
the flooded district on the Illinois side o
the Mississippi river. They will be fount
in another column.
The high water caused the fill-in at th'
bridge oyer Charlemont creek, on the BIZ
Four, to cave in Friday. A large force o
men were kept there Saturday and Sunda.
to repair the damage.
The line stringers for the postal tele
graph company reached this place Thurs
day afternoon, They departed for tn
west, Friday, and will go to Fostoria
where they will meet the crew comm
east from Chicago.
Nugget Jr., owned by A. N. Bassett, o
this place, was sold at the Fasig sale i
Cleveland last week for $40O. $2l00 wa
offered for him two years ago and wa
refused. The horse was purchased b
parties in Michigan.
Some friend was kind enough TO place
basket containing an infant on the dool
step Of A. j. Sage in Huntington. Frien
Sage should have kept the little fello'
uulll no Who Oiu ohOukh W "iAsO eP ~
early ventures into Huntington.
There will be a grand rally Of the MAJ
cabees at the opera house Friday evening
The program will consist Of music by th
band and quartet, and speeches b
prominent members OF the order from
distance. The entertainment is free, an
everybody is invited.
While the carpenters were overhaulir
the residence Of w. Semple, on Brow
street, they discovered flag that WI
used in the campaign OF 1860, bearing II
names of Lincoln and Hamlin and a po
trait Of Abraham Lincoln. The flag WI
be cleaned up and preserved.
The show window at the w. W. Hs
vey clothing store is nicely decorated I
memorial day with relics Of battlefield
camp equipage, Enfield rifles, coats wo
by Surgeon j. W. Smith, and Major Hr