The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

For jail tax-yesl
Clean up the lawns.
Evening promenades.
Seeding time is near at hand.
Attend the concert this evening,
The Russian is preparing To vacate.
The turfmen are coming 10 the front.
Price on wheat has dropped TO So cts.
Council meeting Monday evening, April
IS.
The barber shops were closed last Sun
day.
We have mayor elected for full term
now.
Spring trade is opening up very moder-
ately.
The manufacture of cheese began
April l.
Fishing tackle is being placed in condi
tion TO use.
The ground was covered with fish
worms Monday morning.
The city government will soon be placed
in operation for the coming two years,
Passenger trains on tile Big Four pass
through town at the rate of fifty miles
per hour.
The judges and clerks at the polls had
ample time TO attend to their private mat
ters election day.
The machinery at the Touring mill is
taking rest on account of the large sup
ply Of -four on hand.
The public schools opened Monday
morning. Miss Alma Sprague Is able TO
resume her duties again.
A number of individuals In the new
congressional district are found ready and
willJg g to serve the people.
Wellington township polls 72S votes,
but only 18S could be found In The box al
six o'clock Monday evening.
The president Of the Historical society
desires that all persons having property IN
the room shall call for IL forthwith.
The barber is using his shears to cut of
the mountain crop Of hair some Individu-
ais permit TO grow upon their heads.
Superstitious scruples prevented mum.
Der from assuming control OF business In
ierests April this year, it being Friday.
Farmers report wheat In excellent con-
drtion, considering The unfavorable wea-
ther II has passed through within the past
month.
The meeting of The Century club was
postponed this week to next Wednesday,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs W. r,
Santley.
The westbound night express on the
Big Four was detained about four hours
Sunday night by freight wreck near
Cleveland.
II. N. Parker, president Of the county
board OF examiners has made another un-
favorable report Of the qualifications Of
the persons who applied for certificates at
the examination held in this place Satur-
day, March 20.
Superintendent Higgins, Of this division
of the Big -Four, spent day In town last
week. II is said that his predecessor,
Stedwell, never stopped of at this place
during the entire time he superintended
the line, except when he was called here
by the city fathers
A supper and entertainment will be CIV
en- at the G. A. r. hall Tuesday evening,
April 10, under the auspices OF the W, r,
@. An admission Of 10 cts. will be charg-
ed, which. will entitle the holder of the
ticket TO an opportunity for an additional
benefit The ladies should be literally
patronized.
The county convention will be held In
Elyria Saturday, April %, 10 place in
nomination candidates for auditor, treas
erer, sheriff, commissioner, surveyor and
infrmary director. Pittsfeld will be en-
titled to Q delegates, Rochester 4, Camden
4, Brighton 4, Penneld 8, LaGrange 8,
Huntington 8, Wellington 1s. The official
call will appear next week.
Rev. ]. @. Dyer received an unusual list
Of names to his petitions to close the
worlds fair on Sunday and prohibit the
sale Of intoxicating liquors on the ground.
The fair will be conducted on the inter-
national plan, hence visitors from abroad
will expect to see the right thing done at
an exhibition given in the United States
Of America, whether they practice what
they know to be right at home or not. To
permit II TO open on Sunday or permit the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors on the ground
would have degenerating tendency.