The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-05-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Light showers Of rain Tuesday.
Decoration day will be Thursday, May
30.
Bring your job work to the Enterprise
office.
Ninty-fve degrees in the shade Sunday
afternoon.
The transfer line has to run an extra
to carry the trunks.
The town pump is not so largely
patronized as it was.
The bicycle riders took a trip to La
Grange Tuesday evening.
Work was begun at the Hemenway
brick and tile works Monday.
There will be class Of twenty to grad
uate at the high school this year.
Horace Barnes and Martin Bush are
taking orders for lightning rods.
Wheat has been good property to
handle for revenue the past two weeks.
The Barrick family will go to Lodi
May 20, to engagein the bakery business.
The fruit growers claim that there is
excellent prospects for all kinds of fruit.
Complaint has been entered that some
Of the bicycle riders do not observe the
ordinances.
A new arrival of job and body type
this week places our outfit second to
none in the county.
One marriage notice appears in this
issue which is the first that has appeared
for number Of weeks.
The city fathers have ordered the clerk
to notify seventy-six property owners to
build and repair walks.
The Big -Four Company advertise to
have the road tax worked out in every
township along the line.
The railway companies should adopt
some plan to prohibit the tramps from
riding upon their trains.
On account of the advance in the price
Of leather the people will likely be taxed
a little more for foot wear.
"a The wood awning is to be removed in
front Of the Carpenter and Robinson
dbuildings, on West Main street.
3 The directors Of the First National
bank declared the usual four per cent
semi-annual dividend on Monday.
There will be competitive examina
tion held in Mansfield, May 16, for tn
appointment of a cadet to West Point.
ELEVEN persons were received into tin
Congregational church Sunday, four b,
letter and seven on confession OF faith.
Representative cheese dealers iron
this place attended the convention o
wholesale dealers in Cleveland, Wednes
day.
The dry goods clerks make specialt
of selling material for dress sleeves
Very little is said about the waist 9
II, skirt.
n The obligations for a, debt against tn
NJ. E. Church Of this place Of many veal
n standing were redeemed on Friday ever
ing last.
The c., L. & W. extension from MALI
Creek to Cleveland has been complete
and regular trains will be placed upo
the line June /.
Thefeare number of signs in frol
of business houses that the parties ha'
long since ceased to do business the
! that should be removed.
Quite a number Of the Congregation
4. people are in Cleveland this week in
IA tendance of Ohio Church History SOcie
M. and the Congregational Association.
Charles Pember,of Oberlin, has secur
| the contract for carrying the mail fro
| this place to 0berlin. Mr.. West, t
w present carrier, commenced carrying t
mail July /, 1871 and has been in &C
tinu0us service ever since. ~
The Goodrich base ball club played
nine at La Grange last Saturday aft
noon, defeating them by a score of II to
Also, on Tuesday evening they defeatet
club from Huntington, at the sch
s|sground, by score of IA to A.
The county commissioners have
clined to pay any more fines and co
imposed. upon drunken men in Lor;
and sent to the county Jail. The Out
City Of the county should have bui
ing large enough to hold their buns III
they sober up, at least.
A letter was received by us from
linouent subscribed the other day C
tanning money for the arrears. The
linouent said he had been examin
the good book and he founG that
Peter would positively close the pea
gates against delinquent subscribers
he fastened to do his duty.
The Buckeye Lumber Co., under
management Of H. B. Steyick,
opened its Office in the Crosier BIZ