The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-05-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
May days,

The interrogator is around.
No trees planted here on arbor day.
No cases Of spring fever reported yet
The thermometers are still hanging out
Fruittrees are being delivered this week
Woolen wraps haYe not been shed yet
Not man has ventured to don straw
hat.
Mr.. Gardener, how's your crop progress
ing?
The Big Four advertises special rates in
this issue.
The turf is being covered with natures
green carpet.
The first new cheese was delivered In
town April 90.
Exchanges had better correct their off,
cial directories.
A postoff1ce has been established on the
worlds fair ground.
The frogs have been deprived of their
regular April jubilee.
Fuel was In good demand during the
entire month of April.
The early sown oats are likely TO pro-
duce very small yield.
A change in the agency Of the W. & L.
E. will take place this week.
We were favored with very refreshing
showers Sunday and Monday.
The gas had to be lighted in some Of
the churches Sunday morning.
The honest farmer retired to his reading
room during the past few days,
Master John Linder has about routed
the English sparrow from town.
Collectors we're out looking up subjects
Monday, Notwithstanding the rain.
The Norwalk club was to play here Sat.
urday, but the rain spoiled the game.
II. H. Saunders took a photograph Of
the liberty bell and crowd Thursday after.
noon.
Our new correspondent at Brighton
writes up the news IN good shape this
week.
Railway companies will probably reduce
the fare little to Chicago before the ex.
hibition closes.
The Grange hall at Manleys corners il
now completed, and the furniture is being
placed In position.
John Arnold passed through his legal
battle IN remarkably good shape. lie
looks as fresh as Mayaower.
An unusually large number Of buggies
carriages and carts are being shipped from
this place this spring by the dealers.
The county prohibition convention was
held In 0berlin last week, Quite mum
Der we're In attendance from this place.
Messrs, Daugherty & Cannan haye pur
chased ths grocery stock OF Tucker &
Hoyt, They will take possession Tuesday
Mayo.
The newly appointed comptroller Of tht
currency, ]. II. Eckels, Of Illinois, is {
brother OF Frank ]. Bckels, residing south
Of town.
In majority Of the sub.distrlcts In the
township the teachers were already EN-
ployed for the school year when the pres
ent law took effect
The long distance telephone wires will
be connected with Cleveland In few
days. Then the patrons can take theil
choice Of lines.
The building committee of the BaptIs
society convened Monday to map out plan
for work on the new church building tha
they purpose erecting the present season
The Royal Arch Masons entertained
their brethren from New London at thei
hall Tuesday evening. A banquet wa
spread at the American house. A goo,
time is reported.
In the council proceedings a bill
amounting to $11,03 was allowed for print
ing tickets for the last election. Ticket
were printed at this Office for the sprinI
elections of 1901 and 1892 for 90.
At the meeting Of the council Monda,
evenIDg,a resolution was passed instruct
ing Mayor Couch TO enforce the bicycl
lis ordinance, and In order that all may Sc
provisions II Is republlshed In this Issue
Read Il with care and be governed accord
inRly.
HoD.J. T. Haskell returned from Colum
bus Thursday evening. Mr.. Haskell ha
made us verv creditable representative,
always being In his seat when duty re
quired his presence and In no way con
necied with jobbery. He returns wit
clean hands He viii doubtless be re elec,
ed by vote far ahead Of his ticket
A tramp that was stealing ride on tn
fist mail eas', on the front end Of the 0,