The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-03-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Couch vs.. Thomas.
Who will be mayor
George Rust has purchased the Cottage
hotel.
Read the report Of the First National
Bank.
Read the announcements for official
h0nOrs.
st. Patrick day will be celebrated in
Lodi this year.
The county convention is over and the
political sky is clear.
Quite a number are reported as being |
under the doctors care.
A special communication from Brigh-
ton will appear next week.
The patrons Of the cheese factories are
now receiving their dividends.
It will likely be Judge Hinman for
three years from January next.
The road bed Of the Northern Ohio will
continue to be improved this season.
The Big Four Company has issued for
this wear over 10000 clerical permits.
Floor No. 3 was tackled down in the
waiting room Of the Big -Four last week.
The Gregory house, at New London, is
now reported to be in running order :"
Consult the columns Of this paper If
YOU desire to strike pointers on bar
gains.
The Cleveland World, Of Sunday, con-
tanned very fine picture of Col. Myron
7. Herrick.
The old time employees Of this division
Of the Big Four are fast being ordered to
step down and out.
A communication signed Taxpayer"
in another column gives some points
about the fair ground.
The politicians in LOrain are happy
over the nomination of c. G. Washburn
for clerk Of the courts.
Auctioneers report that quite good
prices are being paid for live stock, goods
and chattles at public sales.
On account of bad weather the atten-
dance at the reading circle at the high
school building Saturday was very small
The ladies should bear in mind thai
there is to be two members of the school
hoard to be elected at the coming cleo
ton.
An unusal number Of syrup labels
have been printed at this Office, which
is an indication that the sap must flow
freely.
The king from New London, that Ii
DIR. King, has opened a Dental parlor IL
the room formerly occupied by DR.
Johnson.
The employees Of the W. & L. E. wer'
made happy last week by the paymaste
calling and leaving their salaries To-
February.
The state commander Of the L. 0. I
M. visited the order at this place las
week. A number Of new members hav
been initiated Of late.
The lessees Of the Park house have va
Gated and the premises will now underg
repairs. A new landlord will probably b
ON hand after April !.
Altogether too many dirty tramps ar
going around town for something to eat
II is recommended that the stOnepile b
reinstated and the tramps be placed t
work.
Othneil " Parish died Of heart troubl
at his home in Brooklyn, Cuyahog
county, February 20. The deceased wa
formerly resident Of this place, having
left here in 1884.
The Oberlin News reaches here twic
week. Nothing penuriOus about Messrs
Pearce and Randolph If they canno
send a whole sheet, they send half. .
daily issue will most likely be the mex
step Of progress the News people vii
make.
t. S. Marvin, who has for the pas
thiIty-four years looked after the build
ing Of bridges, buildings, waterworki
Z etc, for this division Of the Big -Four
has now been assigned the duties Of Cal
ing for the waterworks and pumpin
stations only.
The address last evening at the M. l
xch Of Mrs. ElrOy M. Avery, wife {
emu Avery, Of Cleveland, was an his
senasOl a,,,;,pe Of American womanhoo
i@lcal NO. ousi., .imo ; Columbus to the pres
ant. with due credit = l.ssraotar - ~ - - =
itan mothers in giving 6. sos.o' .o ,n.n;1 = =
nation. It was calculated y n'pa, =,
love !, country and pride in the =. y.
simplicity and greatness Of this repuO,S y
Tnere was good audience and n
ladies' thank the public for thei
patronage.