The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-02-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
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A glee club is being formed.
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Business is rushing, in the sugar bush.
Rochester supports a dramatic COM
pany.
The W. P. A. is making ready to move
again.
One esquire will have to be elected this
spring.
Quite number are on the sick list, at
present.
The town clock should be run in for
repairs
The price on wheat is now quoted at
50 cents.
The timers are busy making sugar
ing outfits.
Special sales Of merchandise are now
being made.
Robin redbreast returned to Yelling
ton February 10.
The lion and thelamb meet for con-
sultatiOn Friday.
The brass works at LOrain were sold at
sheriff's sale, Friday.
The fire department has not been called
out for the past week.
The population of Grafton is 1146. $40
Of that number are Poles.
The Grafton News says that spring
will be here in six weeks.
"Filled cheese has been making bad
work with the regular trade.
S. K. Warner will sell a fine lot of
registered cattle Saturday, March 2.
The employees at the Wellington Ma
chine Conpany's works are now serving
full time.
DR.. Carl Rust will be associated with
his brother, E. G. Rust, on and after
March l. E
There appears 10 be an unusual stock
Of flour on hand at the mill, for this sea-
son Of the year.
The Congregational people convene for
worship at about the same spot they did
thirty years ago.
Bring your sale bills to this Office.
The dates are made here for Henry
White, auctioneer.
The chairmen Of the township and vii
lage committees shonld see that the
caucuses are called on time.
The price on the News and Herald has
been reduced to one cent. Cleveland
now supports four penny papers.
D. W. Davies, yice-president of the
Wellington Lumber Company, announces
himself as candidate for county auditor.
The carriage manufactures have or
dered their force Of employees to go to
work little earlier this season than
usual.
The heavy wind has made bad wreck
of the walls, of the Congregational
church, that were left standing, after
the fire.
A great telephone war has been on in
NOrWalk for a number OF weeks. The
new company has now secured over 2OC
subscribers.
The officials Of the Big Four Co. art
becoming very patriotic, as they
abandoned the local freight. trains OF
WashingtOn's birthday.
Fifteen thousand dollars additional ar
required to construct the waterwOrks
The electors will have an opportunity tt
pass upon the question Monday, April |
The managers of number Of railwa!
lines are considering the matter of dis
missing any employe that is known t.
partake Of intoxicating drink while OF
Sduty.
The bank officials, in Milan, hay'
offered $15, 600 reward for the arrest ant
conviction OF the persons VINO rODDeI
their bank few weeks since. Here is {
chance for our local detectives to maxi
their mark.
The Etna Insurance Company settles
with DR.. ]. W. Smith for $275. TIL
doctor said that he was much dissatisfieC
as he thoughtthat he ought to have ha
$500, but the adjnster Informed him tina
he could accept Of that amount or tax
redress through the courts.
The commissioner Of pensions ha
made ruling thatlif pensiOner die
during the quarter the government
not holden for anything due up to date Q
death. Had the late Joseph FairAel
lived until March 4 there would hay
been due him 800. but under the rulin
his legal representatives can recoye
nothing.
An alleged poetical production, refec1
ing derogatorily upon the character
the late G. W. lICrr was recently foun