The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

APrh 90 IL SET apart Tor arD0r day.
Attend the lecture Sunday evening.
April comes on Saturday this time.
The paperhanger is enjoying rush in
trade.
The manufacture of cheese will begin
April /.
Sixtyseyen cents is now offered for No.
wheat.
An unusual number are exchanging res
idences this week.
Quite number of families have re-
moved to Cleveland.
The board OF election will adopt stand.
ard time at the polls
The Ohio Farmers Insurance company
Is now issuing policies.
Messrs. Wilder & Vincent are selling
flour for seventy cents per sack.
Wellington Chapter will hold their
meeting Tuesday evening, April4 4.
Numerous sheriff sales have taken place
In Grafton township since January /.
His trampship is becoming little too
numerous for the good Of the public.
Fortyfiye persons registered at tthe union
school building Saturday for examination.
Winter wraps were at a discount Thurs
day afternoon last for the first time since
October.
The witnesses for the defense in the Ar
mold case had to return to Elyria Monday
morning
A week has passed and no changes Of
officers or agents have been reported on the
Big Four
-Four more wires are being placed upon
the long distance telephone poles. This
will make nineteen in all.
E. @. Durand has invented pendulum
level for the use OF tradesmen upon which
has just received u patent,
As soon as the weather will permit, the
work Of laying the foundation for the new
Baptist church will be commenced.
An unnsual number Of green cards
were received by the members Of the sen.
ior class at the close Of the winter term.
E. F. Webster, who has been confined to
his home with rheumatism since the last
days Of December, was on the street Tues.
day.
John Arnold took the witness stand IN
his own behalf Tuesday morning ut D
o'clock and remained there until half
past three,
Walter Hall attended the Lorain county
checker tournament held in Grafton, Mon.
day They adjourned to meet in yelling.
ton April 10. v
The local batters have been passing
around subscription paper TO secure
funds TO enable them to entertain foreign
clubs during the season
A law was passed last week to take
OBJECT April 1, that all courts, banks, pub.
lie Offices and all legal proceedings will
be regulated by central standard time.
New subscribers: A. Litchfeld, Tere
Haute, Ind; MIS-. r. L. Beckley, w. f.
Near & Co., NJ. o. Green, W. II. Brad
stock, Wellington; g. F. Ronk, Brighton.
There will be a grand social ball In
the town hall next Friday evening, given
by the Bon Ton club Boston & Jones'
famous orchestra, Of Cleveland, will fur.
nlsh the music,
s. K Warner has Purchased Of H. B.
Hamlln The Perehefon stallion, blalbranch
formerly owned by F. J. Eckles, Of Hunt.
ington, He will be kept at Mr.. Warmers
farm one.half mile south Of town.
Remember TO come to the opera house
Sunday evening, April 2, to hear the Rev
Anna II. Shaw on "The American Home
Admittance free, but collection will be
taken at the close Of the address. The
hour will be Up. m.
II is said that the late r. ]. Winchell
left q letter for his mother stating that he
was tired OF continuing his present state
Of living, and, owing to surroundings, the
only way that he could see 10 bring relle
was 10 take bis own life.
The interior decorations and Easter win
dows OF J.S. Mallory g Cos store are at
tracing great deal Of attention, an,
reflect much credit upon George Metzger
who Is proving quite an expert In that line
A photograph OF the wladows was takel
and will be forwarded 10 the mercantil
trade Journal for inspection.
Nearly every day letters are posted q
the delivery window In the postofic
marked "Ield for postage" or "Give &C
dress" The writer omitted to place tn
stamp on or,perhaps, Just wrote the nam
and failtd'uo put on tho destination.