The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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The carpet beater is busy.
Five millinery stores in town.
Medina is to have electric lights.
County convention, Saturday, April 23.
Special easter service will be held in the
churches.
A move is In progress to start bank in
LaGrange.
Spring calves are being shipped to
Cleveland.
The mayor is busy looking after the po-
litical situation.
Our correspondents have responded
nicely this week.
Business was resumed at the Touring
mill Monday morning,
Fears are entertained that the small
fruits are damaged by frost.
The gas generator for the opera house
is making slow time In arriving.
D. West, the grocer, on North Main
street, has discontinued business.
The order Of Royal Arcanum gave their
annual banquet Tuesday evening.
The street improvement has been
good paying Investment tor the town.
The merchants are filling their stores
with goods to accommodate the people.
The Big Four should have one express
train going east stop here in the afternoon.
The ladies OF the W. r. q. gaye an en-.
tertainnent Tuesday evening at the G. A.
r. han.
Milliners appear to be Cushed in trim.
ming hats for the ladies oo wear on easter
Sunday.
Thenimrods have caused, the English
sparorws 10 entsr the gates OF the city
very cautiously,
Assessor Goodwin is In Elyria, getting
his outfit Of blanks preparatory to COM
mencing business.
A cold wave struck town Saturday fore
noon, and found number without the
necessary fuel to keep warm.
The people in Penfeld cannot have the
privilege Of voting for or against the con.
structlon of vault until next November.
Attend the caucus at the town hall
Thursday evening, April 81, for the cleo
tion Of delegates to the oooutyooDventio
Sheriff Ensign, Of Elyns, was In town
Thursdsyand sold the half interest in the
Sawtelle photograph gallery to +. A.
Chapman.
The WE L. Z. company should give
us a train west little earlier In the day.
As II now Ia, II 80 o'clock Is the first train
that carries passengers in that direction.
The first competitive examination for
free scholarships to the highsohools Of the
county, as provided for in the new school
lew, takes place In Elyria Saturday, May7.
A gentleman from Norwalk was In
town Saturday consulting with the mayor
relative to putting In an electric light
plant. The estimated cost TO be the mod
est sum Of f23OO0. The council viii
probably not be in haste to invest at that
price, at least.
Horr, Warner & Co. operate fifteen
cheese factories. Laundon, Windecker &
Co. eight, J. Roser & Son four, .. p. Eidt
four, Games Sheldon three, G. W. Crosler
& Co. I've. L. Herrick 81 Son manufact-
ure cheese and butter from ten dairles and
g. H. Wright from fifteen.
Great facilities are now afforded 10 send
money. The express companies carry
currency or issue orders. Orders can be
sent by telegraph. The banks Issue
drafts, and the postofilces issue money
orders and postal notes and forward regis
tered letters containing currency or epe-
Gle.
Esquire Peirce performed his last offlc-
ial act In solemnizing marriage eere-
moDy, and then passed the dockets over
20 his successor, B. Vanator. The squire
has held the position for two terms, and
has served the people very faithfully.
With his experience he should be able to
write book to bear the title, Especial
Practice in Rare Cases Under the Code Of
Criminal Cases Before Justices Of the
Peacen