The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Easter next Sunday.
The electric railway.
Monday is election day.
The lawns are receiving attention.
The independent ticket failed tOmater-
ialize.
March has been record breaker for
cold weather.
The bicyclists have been out for the
past few days.
The Wakemenites are still drilling
for gas and oil.
There is still room on our list for few
more subscribers.
The first day Of spring was Sunday
March 20 this year.
The notice Of the sheriff sale, Pc
tition for partition.
A surveyor was in town last week es-
tablishing lot lines.
The morning songsters appear TO be
delighted to get back.
Everything is now practically COM
pleted for electric lights.
The milk deliverymen have started on
an eight months voyage.
Everything now indicates a boom for
Wellington the present year.
Postmaster Arner has got new safe.
The burgs need not arply now.
The stone pavemen. is quite a conven-
ience during the muddy roads.
Thirty-Six registered for examination
at the high school building Saturday.
A move is being made to oppose the
study of German in the public schools.
Blodgett and Hydes, commedians at
the opera house Friday evening April 3.
The ladies Of the W. r. c. and S. Of V.
feed the hungry next Monday evening.
Hon. j. 7. Haskell sold the E. s. john
son property, March rs, to Dain Col
we'll.
The special from Huntington protests
against building fence around the Gem
etery.
The ladies edition of the NOrwalk
Chronicle will be placed on sale in this
place.
Vernie Burge, of Brighton Center, will
succeed C. f. Green, as correspondent to
this paper.
The farmers report that the prospect
for the usual yield Of wheat is not at all
encouraging.
A large number Of the depOsitOrs Of
Laundon, Windecker & Co. went to
Elyria last week.
Any woman that casts ballot is sure
to be twenty one years Of age. The girls
should use this as pointer.
The patrons Of the HOrr, Warner &
Company, received from sixty to sixty-fve
cents per hundred for milk for 1895.
His trampship can now take a nap in
box-car without endangering himself
by exposure to cold and freezing to death.
The press of New London claims that
their officers during the past year have
violated their Oaths in not enforcing the
laws.
In former days the tOughs that were
hauled into police court always registered
as Patrick Murphey, but now its Jerry
Sullivan.
Heavy drafts are being made upon the
local assessment companies to pay losses
caused by the numerous deaths during
the past year.
Candidates for office have an easy time
here, as nomination is equivalent to an
election. Usually fight has tOb be made
for the nomination and then at the polls
In less than thirty days from the be-
ginning, Mayor Couch has secured CON
tract to light the town with electricity
Nothing slow about our mayor.
Representatives from the Warwick
Electric Light Company Of Cleveland
are in town this week looking up a sitC
to construct the building upon and Sc
cure water
This paper has arranged for twelve let
ters for the year, to be penned from Italy
Germany, Belgium and Turkey. letter.
will also appear from Florida, Tennessee
Utah and California.
A little war is going on against ou
regular correspondent in Huntington
but before additinal troops are called ou
a treaty will likely take place that viii
be satisfactory to all concerned.