The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-22
LOCAL. MISCELLANY.
Natures green carpet.

Saturday the thermometer registered
S8.
The juniors went to Whitefox, Friday.
to celebrate.
The LOrain county bar docket is being
printed at this office.
IL Jackson Frost don't intrude the fruit
crop is likely to be large.
The storm Monday afternoon made
bad work in many places.
The Park house was vacated Saturday
evening by Morris & Guide.
The wheels Of the new city government
have been placed in motion again.
The teachers in the public schools Wis
tied the schoOlsi in Norwalk, Friday.
Fred Abbot shipped car load Of fine
draft horses east over the Big -Four, Tues
day.
Some beautiful designs Of invitations
for graduating classes can see be seen at
this office.
Quite a number of the Masonic breth-
rem went to Sullivan to visit the lodge at
that place today.
The Schubert Company at the opera
house this evening. They are first class
in every respect.
G. W. Crosier & Co. shipped new cheese
on Friday last, which time is somewhat
earlier than usual. q
Assessor Goodwin started out Monday
morning to look after the wealth Of the
people of the village.
Mrs. j. G. Starr, a school director in
sub district No. 7, in Penfeld, has ten
dered her resignation.
The Elyria Republican was dressed in
mourning last week on account of the
death Of Rev. Williams.
J. Brubbaker, of Ashland, has pur-
chased the Emerson clothing stock and
win remove it to Ashland.
Attend the sheriff and trustee slles ad-
vertised in this paper as there will be
golden opportunities to get bargains.
Some very excellent fish are being
brought to this place and are said to
have been caught in the pounds at Lo-
rain.
The gentlemen Of. the Young Peoples
Pedro Club will give the young ladies a
dinner party Friday evening at Hotel De,
FOOte.
I. R. Herrick says he has served the
town officially for twenty-one years ant
he now expects to take little comfort in
private life.
Edward West has ordered four copies
Of the Enterprise this year. The deacon
is always found disbursing his wealth
where it will do the most good.
Abraham Lincoln said, 'FOllow thu
people and you can't be far from right.
Now just follow the Enterprise and thC
same thing will be accomplished.
Conductors Of the Big -Four railway ar,
now required to have holders Of mileag,
books sign their names on the back o
the slip torn off for transportation.
Messrs Ely and Phelon, trustees for tn,
late firm Of LaundOn, Windecker & Co.
are bringing about settlement in yer,
short time considering the complicated
condition Of the affairs.
The First National and Home Saving
Banks have purchased the bonds of tn,
proposed electric light company. TIL
company have not yet purchased sit
but probably will in few days.
G. W. Hastings and D. H. Wotring, 0
LaGrange, tried to be squires, but on &C
Ocunt Of serving on the election board
jury in the probate court decided tina
they were ineligible for the positions.
Assignee G. 7. Ely, of the late firm Q
Laundon Windecker & Co., has adYel
tised 207 acres Of farm land located i
Huntington township, to be sold Nor
day, May Is, at 10 a. m. See notice i
another column.
An action in replevin was commence
Monday before Esq. Binehower by Mrs
Elmer Wadsworth vs. Hon. ]. T. Has
kell executor Of the will Of Jessie Fler
ner to recover certain goods. The cas-
is set for hearing tomorrow.
It is said that in nherwill the late Mrs.
S.R. Hamilton bequeathed about twent
Of her relatives the sum Of five dollar
each and the balance Of her property
the inhrmary directors and their success
OrS In Office in Lorain county.