The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-05-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Read the mayors message.

his Uampsnlp 10 Rl'iuS 10 !" i''io iNS'
at present.
R.F. Jones was found dead in his barn
Friday morning.
G. F. Hastings has purchased the
Sherman meat market.
The theological commencement will be
held in Oberlin next week.
The mayor is in the political harness
ready for the congressional fight,
A few couples have spread their sails
npon the matrimonial sea this month.
The authorities of Lodi have ordered
the village ordinances to be published.
The paymas,er on the W. s.. L. &. is to
have new car for his May trip over the
line.
The mayor has made some very Vaiua-
BILE suggestions in his message to the
council.
The forest is dressing up in Its new
coat of green, notwithstanding the cold
weather.
Several foreign students of the schools
here attended the examination at Elyria
Saturday.
Eight members of the X. Of P. lodge Of
Elyris we're guests of the lodge at this
place Monday evening.
A large number Of young people, most
ly from the public schools, attended the
commencement exercises at Spencer last
Friday evening.
The school in district No. 8, Pittsfeld'
taught by Pearl Metzger, celebrated arbor
day by planting tree and with other ap'
propriate exercises
George ]. Hutchinson purchasased MIS-
Linder's Interest in the management ol
the Cottage hotel Monday. II is now run
by Hutchinson s. Chapman.
Owing to an oversight the correspond
emf proofs in our last issue were not cor
rected TIE result IS they make "mighty
interesting reading" In places.
The gas generator for the opera house
arrived Monday. The wet weather rend
ers it difficult to place it In position, but y
is expected that by the first OF next weef
the opera house can be lighted again.
The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. d
p. johnson was celebrated at their hom'
in Montrose, s. D., April 2S. AT the tint
of their marriage they settled In Brighton
where they lived until 1887, when they
moved to Dakota.
The Barton club got scooped at Elyri'
last Friday evening. The Elyria clu'
either failed to knock any sense init
them Or any sand out, as the home clu'
appears more anxious for another contes
than their opponents.
The pos,masters where money order OF
fees have been recently established max
bad work with the postal notes Issued
punching too many holes in them, causin
the notes to be worthless and cOmpellin
the holders to wait for their money until
new one properly punched can be mad
out.
The base ball season is fairly opened j
Wellington. A game between the schot
boys and the town boys was started lai
Thursday, but was stopped by drizzlin
rain at the end of the third inning. Tn
school boys played team from oberli
Saturday afternoon, resulting In score
1e to 2 in favor of ihe school boys.
DR.. J. W. Smith left for Las Vegas HI
Springs, N. Mex, about two weeks ago
the interest Of sick friend. In persoI
al letter he extols the benefits TO be deri'
ed from a visit there by those trouble
with diseases Of the throat or lungs, rhe'
matlsm, diseases Of the skin, etc. h
enumerates some Of the peculiaritles
the springs, such as hot and cold wat
coming from springs within few feet
each other, and the different mineral qua
tiles Of the different springs. He remarl
that there are many in and around We
lington whose duty 1t is to visit those I
similar springs.
G. II. Horton, of the Wellington NJ
chine company returned last week from
trip east. Among the places visited W
Gettysburg, Pa, and while there he toC
a stroll over the battlefield. He was ol
Of the boys who wore the blue and ASST
cd in repulsing General Pickett's force
that memorable charge made July 8, 1St
Mr.. Horton says that although II has be,
twentynine years since he visited the sp
and then under circumstances Of such
exciting nature, he was able to locate Il
position assigned his regiment at the tin