The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Spring poets.
Read our Florida letter.
Monday was pension day.
The first of March was disagreeable
day.
Very little real estate is being trans
ferTed.
A few spiritual meetings are being held
in town.
Attend the caucus Wednesday evening,
March 13.
No waterwOrks bonds have been dis
posed of yet
Filled cheese still interfeTes with the
regular trade
Auction sale of books every afternoon
at the Bee Hive block.
A bald eagle passed over town, north
westward, Sunday morning.
Ex-Sheriff Ensign has gone into the
furniture business in LOrain.
The Friday Afternoon Club will meet
this week at Mrs. S. S. Warmers.
Prices on coal have declined little,
while the price Of coal oil is advancing.
The supervisors made their annual set
tlement with the township trustees, Mon
day.
There is lack of motive power on the
W. & l.. 4. to move the traffic as fast as
it should be moved.
Persons desiring to sell or purchase
anything should let the people know it
through the Enterprise.
Every voter and every Taxpayer should
attend the waterwOrks meeting Monday
evening, atIthe opera house.
Esquire Wait declines to transact bust
ness because the trustees will not supply
him with the necessary outfit.
Warm sugar was served at the G. A. R.
hall Monday evening, A large crowd
was present to be sweetened up.
The doors of the American house will
be thrown open to the people Of the Con-
gregational Church, Friday evening.
The food and dairy commissioner
should make it point to arrest and pun
ish the producers of adulterated food.
Fred Sutliff, the hackman, fell from
the back steps Of the American House,
Monday, and slightly injured his spine.
B. VanatOr, having filled the Office of
justice of the peace for the past three
years very acceptably to the people, should
be his own successor.
Pancost, who was found guilty Of muir
der at Mandan, N. D., is likely to get
anew trial. He has many acquaintance
in Medina and LOrain counties.
The secretary's office for the Ashland
Mutual Fire Insurance Company is locat-
ed at Sullivan this year. 1t has been at
Savannah for the past two years.
A committee has been appointed by the
Congregational Church Society to report
plan for new edifce and present it
for inspection as soon as possible.
Impure water is causing great deal
of sickness in Lorain, the death rate hay
ing reached eight in one day. The local
physicians are unable to attend the nu-
merOus calls.
The G. A. r. boys presented j. W. Will
bur with gOld-headed cane, Wednesday
evening. Hon. j. I. Haskell made the
presentation speech. Mr.. Wilbur ex-
poets to leave for California in few days
to make it his future home.
On March the Big Four Company dis
missed all employees on the section that
had reached their fOrtieth mile-pOst in
life. The company claims that men Of
that age usually have defective eyesight,
hence will not answer the purpose.
Chap. j. II. LOzier delivered his cele-
brated mOnOlOgue, Your Mother's Apron
String" last evening at the NJ. E.
church. The entertainment was well at
tended and enjoyed by all who heard it,
fully justifying all previous reports.
1t was a spicy consideration of this pOpu-
lar expression, abOunding in wit, satire
and pathOs.
There is an average of about six tramps
day that take breakfast at Hotel Ely al
the expense Of Wellington township, and
are then marched to the stone pile west
Of town to work awhile. Some Of the
hobos secure lodging in the Jail and then
go on their way, as they prefer to run the
risk OF begging their breakfast rather
than crack stone.
We interviewed n number Of ladies
during the past week in order to get al
expression from them concerning thC
coming election. They all said they werC
ready and willing to vote upon the tenn
perance question, but as to voting fol
school directors. they did not intend tt
pay any attention TO the matter, as th'
schools were conducted all right, anyway