The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-05-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

May days.
The lawn mower is kept busy.
Sixty cents bushel is now paid for
wheat.
Penfeld is to have vault in their
cemetery.
B. VanatOr has been appointed no
tary public.
Winter wraps were worn nearly every
day in April.
The surgeons derive some benefit from
the base ball games.
The anti-salOOn meeting was largely
attended, Sucday evening.
A number of new monuments are being
placed in the south cemetery
Dealers in bicycles here have hard
work to get their orders filled.
Assessor Goodwin is looking after the
interests of the county treasury.
The city fathers will convene in regu-
lar session next Monday evening.
On account of the stock sale last week
the hotels were nicely patrOnized.
The Friday Afternoon Club will meet
with Mrs. Isabel Chapman, May Sd.
Quite number attended the anti-sa-
loon convention in Elyria, yesterday.
LOrain claims population of 10000.
She is now the Queen City of the county.
Two hundred and eighty-fOur cases are
listed for trial at the May term of court.
Messrs. skeele, Hagerman and Wall
went to Elyria Tuesday on their wheels.
The Big -Four Co. has been making a
little reduction in the number of EN-
ployes.
The food and dairy commissioners were
in town last week, visiting the local
dealers.
The bicycle riders should consult the
ordinances as to their rights to use the
sidewalks.
Justice BinehOwer's docket indicates
that there are number Of bills due
and unpaid.
The quality of the fresh fish brought to
this market appears to be little above
the average.
The Grafton News says there is work
for every resident Of the place, and at
good figures.
The English sparrow exterminatOI
should be authorized to perform some
effective service.
The C. L. & W. R. R. will place steel
trusses in more than half the bridges on
the line this season.
The seniors defeated the sOphmoreS
Tuesday evening in game of base ball
by score Of II to-
The quarantine has been raised at the
Barrick residence, on Elm-st., and the
red card taken down.
The building of the new feed stable
and Sutliff's coal house will keep the car.
penters busy for several weeks.
A jubilee social will be held in the
Sunday-schOol room of the Methodist
church Friday evening, Mays.
The village solicitor is looking over thC
ordinances with a view of Recommending
some repeals and some amendments.
Extra copies Of the Enterprise, con
tanning the sermon delivered by Rev. W
E. Barton can be had at DR.. j. W. HOugh
toms drug store and at NJ. +. Smith
news depot in the Bee Hive block.
E. M. Bush, Of Cleveland, departed
this life at his home, April %, of quicl
consumption. The deceased was {
brother of Mrs. G. L. Couch, of this place
and formerly assisted F. D. Felt as phar
macist.
The Cleveland-Elyria electric railwa.
will pass over a little more than eigh
miles in this county. The commission
ers have granted the managers of tn
line the right to use steam motors t
prOpel the cars il they desire.
Kaufman & Co., from Red Haw, Ash
land county, are constructing feed sta
BILE, 52x100 feet, on the vacant lot nortl
Of j. L. SanfOrds furniture store. TIL
object Of building it is to furnish hay
grain and care for horses and vehicles a
very triling cost.
Thirteen pounds of sulphur were con
sumed by fire in the Barrick residence, ,Ol
Elm street, on Monday, where the small
pox has been raging. 1t made it quit
unpleasant for the inmates, but unde
the circumstances they had to stand il
as there was no such thing as steppin
into neighbOrs.
As a result of thefailnre to get water
works, DR.. D. W.. HOughton is superin
tending the construction Of a large els
tern at his residence. There was NOR
method than madness in the Doctors ad
yocacy Of the gravity system, and tn