The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-04-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Easter, April IA.
The women voted.
The farm and garden.
1t will soon be Justice BinehOwer.
Not a voter was pulyerized on election
day.
Eighty-one ladies voted here on Mon
day.
Read Superintendent KinnisOn's re-
port.
The election is over. Let all shake
hands.
No swords in use at present; all plOw
shares.
No more regular elections until Tues
day, Nov. 5.
Mr.. gardener, get your tools in shape
for business.
The lion and lamb will now return to
their quarters.
Some very fine maple syrup is being
brought into town.
The Wellington Touring mill is being
run day and night.
The milk wagons started upon a 240-
day voyage, Monday.
What can be done to create business
boom in Wellington.
Secretary Harris is beginning to look
after the coming fair.
Quite number have exchanged resi-
dences within the past week.
We print labels for maple syrup cans
very cheap, and on short notice.
The Wisconsin filled cheese has made
bad work with the regular trade.
0. P. Chapman has been under the
doctors care for number of days.
The Big -Four company is placing cleo
trio headlights upon some of its engines.
1t is certainly in order now for the
women to remove their hats at all indoor
meetings.
What will be done with the $35, 900
ordered to be used to construct water
works with?
Printed circulars flew thick and fast
on the streets Saturday night and Mon
day morning.
The telephone rates have been reduced
to So for business houses and $2 for pri-
vate residences.
Thanks to A. H. Palmer, of North On
tario, CAL, for an illustrated copy of the
Ontario Record.
Some of the judges at the recent cleo
tiOn don't speak very favOrably Of the
Australian ballot.
Hon. ]. 7. Haskell is now receiving
numerous invitations from different parts
Of the state to speak upon the temper
ance question.
John HOwk has made an equal division
Of his real and personal estate between
his two daughters, Mrs. H. 0. Barbor and
Miss Hattie HOwk.
The 0berlin News man is still penning
editorials on the electric railway. This
is the second annual afflictiOn of the kind
that has visited him.
A travelling troupe appeared at the
opera house Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day evenings, last week, but failed to
meet with fin2ncial success.
Parties from Greenyille, Pa, have writ
Postmaster Arner that they expect to be
here in few days to consult with the
business men, with the view of locating
mandatory here.
On account of scarcity of hardwood
logs, L. H. Wadsworth has ordered his
mill at Greenwich to shut down for a
time. Ransom Peabody is in charge of
the lumber business there.
P. j. Linder left for 0berlin, Monday,
where he expects to make his future
home. Phineas has been the correspond
ent Of the Plain Dealer from this place
for many years, and occasionally penned
some very spicy articles,
VIM. Pancost, the wife murderer, at
Mandals N. D., has been granted a new
trial. PancOst robbed the bank at Me-
dina, and is charged with poisoning his
first wife here and evaded the law; and
he may yet escape justice in North Da-
kOta.
Thetrial Of Charles Geska, of Colum-
bia township, charged with numbering
his step-father, William Gletzer, occupied
the entire week in the common pleas
Ssqurt. The jury brought in verdict Of
M 'Ar in the second degree, late Satur-
day afternoon. I. DOland and A. W.
Griggs served as jurors in the case from
NWellingtOn.
Complaint has been entered about dis
trrbance being made in the opera house.
Of late, which has been very annoying tt
the performers on the stage and to thu
audience. We do not like to speak Of
this, as such conduct is hardly in keeping
with the high-toned mOralsO Of Wellington