The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-03-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Read the mayors proclamation.
Sick people are reported to be on the
gain.
Fourteen dollars is now paid for ton
Of hay.
The horseless carriages will be on hand
by June /.
Wellington township is to have two
assessors this time.
E.s. has pennedus communication
on good government.
Some ladies are likely to git thar"
on the school-bOard this term.
The electric railway matters will be
dismissed until after the election.
The coming municipal election will
doubtless be a very interesting one.
G. G. Peirce is looking after the in
terests Of C. L. Sutliff during his illness.
Quite number Of new species of birds
are reported to have arrived this spring.
The candidates for Office can say
''Take me as | am with plenty to fear. "
See here, Mr.. Ground Hog, it is about
time for you to declare for warm wealth
er.
Farmers appear to be getting interest
ed in the manufacture Of full cream
cheese.
The boys Of the high school were on
dress parade, appropriately. attired on
st. Patrick's day.
The family of Owen BrittOn, whose res
idence is on Pleasant street, had narrow
escape from being suffOcated by gas
Friday morning.
II the ladies' are elected members o
the school board, the honorable body vii
be requested to hold their sessions in thi
afternoon instead Of the evening.
Mrs. A. Banning purchased the Cot
tage hotel from Geo. Rust last week. Mrs
Banning will now re6t it to be used fo
milliner store and residence.
Our mail list was corrected this week
Please see that proper credit is given
The list shows 1,025 names, which is TIN
largest,in the history Of the paper.
Every business house will soon hav
their counters filled with spring goods
Keep your eye on the columns of tn
Enterprise and more will be known
about it.
The staff Of crop reporters to the Obi
Farmer make mention Of the fact tina
in the absence of snow and so mucl
freezing and thawing the wheat field
and meadows have suffered materially.
Quite a number of suits for damage
have been filed of late against the W. 4
l.. E. R'y for personal injuries, whicl
were caused in nearly every instance ap
parently through no fault Of the com
pany.
Ten hundred and twenty-five subscrib
ers to this paper. This is an unusuall
large list for town of the population Q
Wellington. This means that the peopl
want the Enterprise and just walk il
and demand it.
Mayor Couch has been correspondent
with the Warwick Electric Company, Q
Cleveland, for the past two months
with view of bringing up the matte
before the council to procure bette
system Of lighting for the town.
there are no loop holes in the matte
it rather looks as though the expense
now within our reach to enter int
such a contract.
Quite number Of people seem to Ell
tertain the idea that the town hall bC
longs to the village Of Wellington. Th
ground upon which the building stand
and the building is the property Of Vel
ingtOn township, therefore is cOntrolle
by the trustees. In the original cor
tract. Wellington village agreed to pa
the sum Of $4,000 for the exclusiV
right Of the room in the northwest CO.
ner Of the first floor for the use of tf
fire department, permission to Occup
the room above it as mayors coul
room, council chamber and a room 4
voting. Aside from these privileges tn
trustees have the exclusive control.
Tcachers' Examination.
The county board Of examiners wi
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