The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The watershed!


The proposed waterwOrksl
Election April 1st, all day.
Attend the junior exhibition.
Bitter cold weather, for March.
A few women went to the caucus.
Read the report of the village clerk.
The scholars are after the red cards.
The temple Of Zion is likely to be built.
Wheat is quoted at 81 cents in Well
ingtOn.
The egg market is a little dull, just at
present.
The waterwOrks is now probably seven
teen years away.
The town of Lorain is to have a free
mail delivery, June 1.
Messrs. Baldwin and Ely declined to
support the Haskell bill.
Labels for maple syrup cans printed on
short notice at this office.
The opera house has been in good de-
mand for the past six weeks.
Travel to the watershed in Hunting
tan has been excellent for the past week.
-Four teachers in the public schools
have been sick for the past three weeks.
A very interesting letter from Germany
has been received, and will appear next
week.
DR.. j. W. Smith is repairing his house,
and will soon be back at the old stand
again.
An unusual amount of hay is being
baled in this vicinity and shipped to
eastern markets.
G. c. Garfield, of Litchfeld, was in
town, Monday, selling some fine horses to
Abbott and Soles.
W. II. Fisher, agent of the Big -Four,
will complete his fortieth year in the
railway service on April4.
The time has now arrived to send men
to the general assembly that are sound
on the temperance question.
The city fathers have aimed to do their
whole duty in carrying out the wishes of
the people with regard to establishing
waterwOrks.
Hon. j. T. Haskell is not civil en-
gineer, but he can tell how many acres
there are in tract Of land when the
length and width are given.
If discussing the prOpriety of tapping
the Huntington watershed will bring
smallpox, what might be expected if the
water was brought into town?
Our readers will please bear with us a
little this week, as we have so many ar.
ticles upon the waterwOrks that large
amount of local, miscellaneous, and ed.
itOrial matter had to be left out.
NJ. E. Ingalls,, of the Big -Four, will
soon visit Cleveland in the interest of i'm.
prOyements to be made for the coming
year. Mr.. ingalls, is invited to stop al
Wellington and see if there is not new
passenger house needed.
The Deering Harvester Works, of Chi
cagO, ILL.,, has favored us with one o.
their beautiful illustrated pamphlets fol
1895. Mr.. W. II. Kirk has the agency fol
this cOmpany's goods in this isplace. H,
is located on East Main street.
Two young Robbins, male and female
appeared at the home of Nicholas Rob
bins, on Union street, Saturday afternoon
Nicholas appears to be delighted, bu
thinks it will be difficult matter t,
learn the midnight Odes after having
reached the sixtieth milepOst in life.
The entertainment given by the Con
gregational Guild at the opera house, las
evening, was grand success in every
particular. Those who took part deserve
most hearty commendation and morC
extended notice than we are able to Civ
for their excellent work. The generous
patronage they received will net them {
handsome sum, the gross receipts being
about 5000.
Il An Ohio Fathers Baby.