The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-04-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

1t is now seeding time.
Read the new ordinances.
Fishing time for the boys.
April showers, at all hours.
The spring bonnets are in blossom.
Fruit tree agents are delivering their
stock.
Arbor day was not observed in this
place.
The indications are now that spring
has opened.
The maple trees are putting on their
summer dress.
Justice BinehOwer received his COM
mission Monday.
Some fine stepping nags are on the
streets these days.
The employees of the Big -Four received
their shekels April 10.
The lady bicycle riders should secure
fashionable costume.
The bar docket for Lorain county is
being printed at this Office.
The weather has been little more
favorable for tramps the past week.
Geo. H. Lewis, of Elyria, candidate for
county auditor, was in town Tuesday.
The residents of Hamilton street want
the street extended across the Big -Four
tracks.
The anti-saloon convention to be held
in Elyria April 30, is likely to be largely
attended.
Business appears to be opening up in
good shape with the Wellington Machine
Company.
The editor of the Elyria Democrat has
made demand on the editor OF the Lo-
rain Times for retractiOn.
1t is expected that an anti-saloOn
meeting will be held in every town in
the county next Sunday evening.
If you have anything to sell, or want
to purchase anything, place card in the
Enterprise and tell the people about 1t.
1t was hard time to speculate in oil,
last week, as dealers were slow to pur-
chace on account of the uncertainty of
the market.
The council has employed Attorney
Geo. L. Blinn by the year as corporation
counsel. Mr.. Blinn will perform the
duties of solicitor.
The smallpox patient is reported to be
up and around the house, and the indi-
cations are now that fumigating will be
in order in a day OF two.
Freight has been very light on the W.
81. E. for the past ten days which was
doubtless due to the unsettled condition
Of affairs in the coal regions.
The first ball game of the season was
played Tuesday afternoon, between the
Goodrich Clothing House B. B. c. and a
Scrub nine. Score s to in favor of
Scrubs"
The Big Four will run an excursion to
Cleveland tomorrow, April 20. Train
will leave Wellington at S:l3 a. M; fare
rs cents for the round trip and good to
return until April 26.
The census of LOrain is to be taken by
hOme-talent enumeratOrs. Look out for
asurplus and afterward great shrink
age when the census is taken by one au-
thorized by the government.
The annual meeting of the Medina
conference of the Congregational Church
is in session in Medina this week. Ed
ward West, NJ. II. Wadsw0rth and Mrs.
Bentley Vischer were chosen to represent
the church at this place.
Two divines over in EIyria paid a
visit to a number Of the saloons in that
city. In their rounds they found Editor
johnson enjoying a social chat with a
saloon-keeper and his family in a room
adjacent the saloon. Mr.. johnson says
his visit TO the family was a professional
one and had nothing to do with the sa-
loon.
On Thursday afternoon James Hussey
fell upon the track in the W. & L. E.
xo,d -, tl,;a p1ooo ond fho JuhaoIc nf q
freight car were backed upon his limbs
cutting the flesh badly but was stopped
before they passed over them. He was
carried to his home on Mill-st., and cared
for. The injured man if afflicted with
epileptic fits and it is supposed that he
was stricken with one which caused him
to fall upon the track.