The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


Keep off the grass.
The farmers are busy.
Fresh fish on the market.
Get out the fishing tackle.
The liberty bell is coming.
The rag gatherer is around.
Read the health ordinance.
Five inches Of snow fell Friday night.
Very fine prospects for all kinds Of fruit.
Thanks to Hon. j. T. Haskell for docu-
ments.
The gardner is arranging to put the
seeds in bed.
s. A. Williams has been appointed tru-
ant officer.
Business appears to be lively in Justice
Vanator's court.
A good supply Of fish worms was on
the turf last week.
1t would seem that a canning factory
might pay in this place.
Quite good deal Of scolding about
using standard time.
The Grange hall west OF town will be
completed about May /.
The assessor will be around 10 interview
the taxpayer in a few days.
Bowlby & Hall have placed new de-
livery wagon on the street.
The Big Four is arranging for change
in the time Of running the trains.
The solicitors for the hotels see that the
weary traveller has place TO stop.
1t is intimated that the attorney fees in
the Arnold case will exceed $25OO.
Mayor Couch makes some valuable
suggestions in his annual message.
The city fathers are after property own
ers who fail 10 keep up good walks.
The trustees in the townships have had
orders to organize boards Of health.
Some OF the business houses are being
treated to coat OF paint and paper.
Very few cheese on hand at present,
The new cheese will be In about the last
Of April.
Thanks TO Thomas Kirk, Of North On
tario, CAL, for sample Of fruit grown in
his orange grove.
The city fathers should see that the els
tern on the south side ol the square is
supplied with a new pump.
Read the letter addressed to Mayor
Couch by the chairman Of the special
committee from Philadelphia.
Rev. T. F, Hildreth, of Norwalk, has
been in town for the past week exhibiting
q patent burner to place in stoves.
The financial statements Of Wellington
township and Union school district are
posted in the voting loom OF precinct 1.
]. L. Lehenthaler, of Norwalk, was In
town Tuesday establishing an agency for
a new paper that he has planted in that
place.
Howard Dorchester is assisting at W. F
Near & Co.'S, and Ralph, better known al
ePhln," Linder takes his place in the post
Office.
An engine and two cars Of freight trair
were derailed from the Big Four at tn,
target this morning Traffic was delayet
o few hours, but no one was injured,
Wilson Trip, who has been running
the bowling alley on North Main street
shut up shop and left town very unceri
moniously one day last week. 1t is rc
ported that Tripp had been overreachinl
q little and warrant for his arrest bat
been sworn out before Mayor Couch.
The college faculty over In oberlin arr
making war on the gamblers. A numbe
Of students and business men have beef
hauled into court and made to plank dowi
few shekels for their transgresslons h
assist in deiraying the expenses Of tn,
county. Guess they had better come dowr
here and look up few cases,
Through the influence Of r. O. Horr
now member Of the board Of aldermen o
Philadelphia, Pa, the train bearing th,
old liberty bell to Chicago will tarry will
US for thirty minutes April 81. Everybody
should be on hand 10 see the raut
old bell, This will be the second time
has been removed from independence,
hall. It was sent 10 New Orleans In 1884
One evening last week the operators Il
the long distance telephone Office in Chi
cago invited q string band into the offic
TO render few pieces for their friends Il
New York. The lines were connecte,
with this Office in order to enjoy the music
Every note could be as distinctly heard q
though the band was sitting In an sdjacen
room. The operators Id New York wsr
delighted with the entertainment an
showed their appreciation by loud ap
plau.se