The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-29
SERACE, the Shoe Man.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The graduating outfit.
Send the Enterprise to your friends.
The forest has moved into its summer
dress.
H. Barnes now presides at the Park
house.
The season is about two weeks in ad-
vance.
What is home without it is cleaned an
nually.
The pruning knife has been applied
to the trees in the park.
A large delivery of fruit trees was made
here last week.
The fanneIs claim that its hot day
when they get left.
The W. & L. E. furnish good accOmo-
dations on Sunday.
The patrons of the public library will
find the rules on page six.
1t has been suggested that crematory
establishment be constructed.
The work on the Congregational
church is now being pushed rapidly.
All should go and hear Blind Boone at
the opera house Friday evening, May l.
The band discoursed some very excel
lent music in the park Saturday evening.
The Norwegian and the bears paid
their respects to the town Tuesday after
noon.
Arbor day was observed but little here,
except in the way Of planting apple
trees.s
H. j.. Caldwell, Of Cuyahoga county,
was nominated for circuit judge, on Sat
urday.
The 0berlin Owl says the theosOphy
s.classs in Wellington has large fol-
lowing.
One hundred and fifty new books have
been placed on the shelves Of the public
library.
A change in the ownership of the Well
ington Touring mill is likely to take
place soon.
Chapter No of the names of the first
settlers Of Wellington appears in an
other column.
Warren Fisk, Of Pittsfeld, has moved
his mill on the premises Of the Yelling
ton Bending Works.
Mr.. SaloOnkeeper get ready to hand
over $3.50 in order to obtain permission
to continue in trade.
The subscription list to this paper has
averaged one day for some time past
and is still growing,
The Big Four will run an excursion tC
Cleveland tomorrow. Fare for the round
trip seyenty-fye cents.
The committee on public grounds
should order seats placed around few
of the trees in the park.
The lecture announced to be given to-
night in the M. E. church by X. II. Nal
larian has been withdrawn.
Quite number attended the annua
meeting of the Christian EndeavOr So
ciety held in 0berlin last week.
The G. A. R. annual encampment Of
Ohio will be held in Columbus, May 13
Is. One fare for the round trip over thu
Big -Four.
Hon. G. G. Washburn, of Elyria, vii
succeed himself by appointment as di
rector Of the intermediate penitentiary
at Mansfield.
The gallant young man had better
measure Che height Of his girls hat before
he starts to the theater or his lady may
be stopped at the yestibule.
The Schubert Symphony Club appeared
at the opera house Wednesday evening
The entertainment was an excellent ONT
but not very well patronized.
The first egg Of the season presented tt
the press was by VIM. Coffee. 1t meas
ures seven inches in circumference an(
three and one-half inches long.
W. Cushion Jr., Hon. J. 7. Haskell
and S. K. Laundon were chosen to ap
praise the goods and chattles belonging t.
the estate Of the late Mrs. 0. s. R. Ham
ilton.
It is claimed that the failure to buil(
the electric line between this place ant
Oberlin this season is on account Of par
ties in Cleveland being unable to furnish
the money as it was agreed upon.
On account Of the hard winter quite {
number Of fields that were sown Il
wheat last fall have been plOwed agaiI
this spring and sown to oats. A number
Of meadows have also been turned undel
in order to be seeded again.