The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-05-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

LOCAL MiSCELlANI
Some very fine stone walks are being
laid.
Some dogs have appeared on the streets
again.
DR.. Talmage's sermon will be omitted
for time.
There appears to be little lull in the
electric light matter.
The report of the First National Bank
appears in another column.
The webb worm has arrived and Is
making bad work with the orchards.
The seniors are now in receipt Of cata-
logues from number Of colleges.
The nimrods make it exceedingly un-
pleasant for the English sparrows.
The female minstrel trOup was not
very largely patrOnized Tuesday evening.
Mason D. Smith will communicate
with the Enterprise from Huntington
for time.
The wool buyers are in the field look
ing over the situation. Prices are likely
to be very low.
Only twenty-nine cases are docketed
for divorces in the court OF common
pleas this term.
The ladies should read Ellen Osborn's
illustrated letter on fashion. 1t will be
foundon page six.
Quite number from here are in at
tendance at the general conference in
Cleveland this week.
The Big -Four will change time May
II. Some fast time will be made from
Cincinnati to Cleveland.
East Main street is to have Sidewalk
OIL the south side of the street from VIM
Rininger's to the corporation line.
On account of the growth Of grass al
unusual quantity Of lacteal fluid is be
ing hauled to the cheese factories.
The lovers of the bat will have to al
range for their annual game either tn
day before or after Decoration day.
A large number Of monuments OF beau
tiful designs have been placed in tn
south cemetery within the past feN
months.
When advised by Superintendent Kin
nison what members of the senior elias
pass examination their names will b
published.
In the course of sixty days the cor
tractors at the Congregational churc
will be arranging to bid farewell
Wellington.
1t is said that the price paid for egg
in many places has reached the note
that was paid thirty-six years ago, 81
cents dozen.
The Norwalk Chronicle will put i
type setting machines in a few week
The proprietors can then dispense wit
twelve cOmpositOrs.
In order to have side track to IL
electric light plant the proposed site fl
the location will have to be changed to
pOint further west.
Mrs. Phoebe Coutant, Of Greenwic
the Oldest woman in Huron county, dit
Friday. She was born in Newburgh,
Y, January %, 1885,
Bring your job work to the Enterpri
office. We will do it at reasonable rat
and put in good stock. We do not car
any job lots or cheap John stock.
A row of frame buildings in Elyr
was reduced to ashes last week. Son
stone faced fronts will likely be plac
upon the ground recently made vacant.
One huckster reported purchase
ninety-six dozen eggs from one far
house Monday that had been gathered
six days. The farmer had flock of 3
hens.
Fremont Ambrose, a carpenter el
ployed on the Banning house, took
downward course last week of abo
twenty-five feet. He escaped with
few bruises.
The general conference of the NJ.
Church is reported to have spoken ligl
ly Of some Of the proceedings of the Ii
annual meeting OF the Society Of Chr
tian Endeayors.
Fire No. Q visited Elyria Sunday eve
ing. This time it consumed the ba
occupied by ex-Sheriff Ensign for live
All of the horses and buggies were say
but The sleighs were burned.
The branch clothing house of j.
Hudson & Co., of Detroit, has met W
a little financial bad luck, but hope
get out in few weeks. This firm hs
been very liberal patrons to the coun
printer.
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