The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The ladies' bicycle brigade.
Next Monday will be the great day in
Chicago.
Let the stars and stripes float over the
town tomorrow.
A new suite Of rooms is being arranged
in the Hotel De Foote.
The dray teams were all kept busy
hauling fuel last week.
Quite number are contemplating be-
ing in Chicago next Monday.
This division OF the Big -Four will have
very little business for the worlds fair
Dealers in horse flesh predict that prices
will advance very materially for horses.
DIP. Sheldon has rendered his resigna-
ton as member Of the board of health.
Wean, Horr Warner & Co. will sell
seventy head of Holsteins at Lodi, May II.
The Touring mill pt Greenwich will be
sold May 10. See ad in another column.
Spring hats have cut but slight figure
this season, on account Of the cold weather.
Health Officer Thomas Is busy these
days looking after transgressors of the or
dinances.
Chapter l. Of our new story, entitled
"A Little Comedy Of Errors" appears In
this issue.
Miss A. Barker has received 1893 and
Minnie Clegon 356 votes to go to the
worlds fair.
During the worlds fair there will be
three silver coins in circulation that will
make one dollar.
One hundred and thirty personsreceived
official notice from the clerk to build and
repair sidewalks.
Thursday, April 13, a cold wave came
10 visit us and up to date has not said a
word about leaving.
Two additional wires are being placed
upon the postal telegraph poles. This
will be fifteen In all.
The prosecuting attorney must soon de-
eide whether or not John Arnold will be
tried for murder again.
The W. 6 L. E. company is expecting to
do an extensive business In passenger and
freight traffic this season,
All places Of business should be closed
in time TO permit the employees to attend
the ceremonies at the depot Thursday
evening.
On account Of the large number OF or
ders received the Wellington Machine
company operates their works twelve
hours a day.
Mrs Calvin Sage, of South Main street,
had the misfortune to break her right
arm last week by falling down the stair
way into the cellar.
The board Of health OF Penfeld town
ship has ordered one hundred and seven
tyfve pamphlets printed, to be distributed
among their people.
We invite the trustees and boards Of
health in the townships to call on us and
get rates for publishing the rules and reg
ulatlons. We do II reasonably.
Assessor Goodwin informs us that the
aggregate valuation OF stock will be great
ly reduced this year. Very few hogs are
to be found and the valuation on horses
= and cattle is away below former years.
VIII. Fisher, agent Of the Big Four,
has just closed his thirtyninih year Of SER
vice In the railway business. He began
swinging HE quill making way bills at
Grafton In 1854, and came to this place
Dec. 1, 1869.
The case In Justice Vanator's court
which was reported In our Issue Of April
10 as Norman Potter vs.. james Sheldon y
ETC., should have read, an. @. Potter vs.
s. 8. Davidson as principal, and James
Sheldon as surety, on promissory sote."
The residence of W. +. Sawtelle, on
Courtland avenue, was entered Sunday
evening, while MIR. and Mrs. Sawtelle were
away. The burglars secured eight dollars
in money, jewelry and number Of keep
sakes. Entrance was made at window
on the north side Of the house.
The mail bag hung on the crane for
train No. gong west on the Big -Four
Thursday afternoon, was hurled under the
train and badly cut up. The bag was re-
turned 70 the Office and the pieces Of mail
that were In condition were forwarded
and the balance held for the sender.
VIM. Rinipgsr returned from Chicago
Saturday. He says that he could pun
chase ut Just as good figures there as In
New York; In fact, some articles shade
cheaper. The city Is now crowded with
people. He predicts Tor II bright future
in ibe wholesale merchandise trade.