The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-03-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Eightyeight cents per bushel is paid for
wheat
Norman Potter has been granted a
pension
The school scholars are enjoying their
vacation.
Our correspondents must be out fishing
this week.
The frogs are favoring us with a little
chin music.
The election this year Is likely to be
like a jug handle.
The town is visited daily by agents for
various branches Of trade.
Trains delayed on the W. & L. E. Sun
day on account Of washouts.
The stone street improvement meets
with particular favor this weather.
Let some one pass the hat and take up
a collection for the suffers in Russia.
The ladies Of the W. r. @. served corn
supper at G. A. r, hall Tuesday evening.
The managers Of the dipping machine
company are getting ready for the spring
trade.
The electors in Penheld will be called
upon to vote for or against the erection Of
vault.
The junior boys pressed the season a
little Friday by wearing low cut white
vests and white neckties.
Large flowers will be observed upon
the ladies, hats this spring. 1t Is the
fashion and 90 IL must be.
The building on the southeast corner Of
the square. formerly occupied by Mrs. A.
Banning, is being reftted.
The old time auctioneer, ]. T. Mead, Of
New London, is making a number Of
sales in this vicinity this spring.
A barn belonging to L. II. Wadsworth,
In Greenwich, was struck by lightning
and consumed BY fire Saturday evening.
Read the election notice by the county
commissioners relating to casting ballots
on the question Of raising money TO
build jail.
The interest Of Harry s. Falor, Of 0ber-
lin, in the Savtelle photograph gallery, at
this place, will be sold at sheriff sale,
Thursday, April Z.
At the annual meeting Of the National
Holstein Cattle association held in New
York last week, Q. W. Hor was elected
president unanimously.
Little Vernon brothers at the Congrega-
tional church, Wednesday evening, April
9. They come well recommended and all
should 60 and hear them.
The engineers and fiIemen on the W. &
L. E. RAILROAD had their wages advanced.
The officers Of that company are always
ready and willing to do good.
Lookout for the gates at the North
Main street crossing on the Big -Four.
They are liable to be closed anytime on
accounted the switch engine.
The farmers in Huron county are very
much interested in establishing beet
sugar factory. Would II not be a good
plan for our farmers to investigate the
proprietY Of establishing such a plant in
this county2
Some protests are being made against
dhe new plan Of electing school directors
in the subordinate districts. We are In.
clined to think that 1t will prove TO be
Just the plan fer the advancement Of the
country schools
DIV. Dayies, Of PittsHeld paid this Of.
fee q pleasant call Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Davies will be a candidate for county
auditor at the coming county convention.
he thinks no person should hold a county
office more than two terms.
The Wellington Touring mill was shut
down Monday morning on account Of
there being no sale for -four They have
an enormous stock on hand and 1t will
doubtless be number days yet before the
wheels Of commerce are started again.
Rey. J. O. Dyer is circulating petition
to obtain signatures to close the worlds
fair on Sunday and prohibit the sale Of
intoxicating drinks on the ground. This
is step in the right direction and will
doubtless receive favorable consideration
by the people.
At six O'Clock Saturday evening q vio-
lent hail storm visited this section. The
greatest damage reported was the com.
plete destruction Of the glass in the green
house The hail came straight down en-
tered the chimneys and where there were
CRATES It forced the SCOT down into the ]