The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-03-02
NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR,
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About the Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their I'M
mediate Vicinity.
PITTSFIELD.

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Good sugar weather, but death on the
winter wheat
-Four boat loads of eggs have been re.
ceiyed at Plttsburg, Pa, so says the
Cleveland World, reducing the price from
40 cts. 10 10 cts. There must have been
hen on.
Candidates for the various county offices
are getting to be quite numerous. We are
not in at present, but may be some time
in the future
The sscholars In special district No
are having vacation. School will begin
again March IA.
The sugar social given by the literary
society az the town hall last Wednesday
evening was we'll attended, considering
the condition OF the roads. All seemed to
enjoy themselves and have good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gillett have been
quite sick, but are some better now.
Fl. F, Glynn, living in the southwest
part Of the township, has sold part of his
farm to Chas. Friend, and is to have sale
soon. Mr. Glynn will move his family to
West Clarksfeld, VIM. Taylor having
rented the balance of the place.
One week from today will be town
meeting,s and all who have accounts
against the township can call and settle
with the trustees, excepting attorneys and
witness fees, which will have to be settled
by the taxpayers through the board of ed
ucation.
We are informed that S. d. Whitney
has rented his farm TO Frank Sanders to
be worked on shares, Mr. Whitney to
furnish everything and the tenant 10 do
the work.
Pittsfeld has been well represented at
Elyria the past week attending court.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Henry Newton are the
happ 3ecieIen,s of little lady boarder
She irriyedF February 10. No doubt she
will receive kind treatment at the hands
OF her pa and ma,
New maple sugar, made from the pro.
ducts Of 1891 has found It's way to the
markets, which has reduced the price so
low that no doubt there will be an abund.
ance left over from the crop Of 1892 to
supply the trade In the early part of 1893.
We are told that the more granulated sug-
ar there is put in the whittier II will be.
We meyer have had the experience, but
will accept the theory.
The cheese dealers are looking after
their interests in the way Of securing
milk. There we're two meetings held
last week in the township to get the farm
ers to send their milk to certain factories,
and as we understand it there has been
considerable milk promised to 90 south 10
the Allyn factory, some to LaGrange,
thereby making the prospect very slim
for Crosier's factory. 1t looks as If some
thing was wrong.
The board Of education Of this township
has at last met the enemy and got done
up. II has been the disposition of some
Of the members mot ELY for some time to
do something grand for the township and
they have now done IL. They have got
into law suit which will probably en-
rloy their minds for some time to come.
It is plain case Of letting go and then
trying to grasp II again. A committee
was appointed at the last meeting of the
board to get some good counsel and If
there was any show OF getting back what
they had let go TO commence suit in the
county court. AS for the good counsel we
have no doubts, but Il is doubtful to our
mind If they thought they had good
clear case, but they were sure Of their
money (see) so they give encouragments.
The case was tried In the county court
and they got defeated.