The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The pioneer women.
The grocery by the Brink.
Five grocery stores in town.
The old star bakery has been reOpened.
Council meeting next Monday evening.
A good crop of agents were in town
last week.
Easter brought out the latest bonnets
and gowns.
If house is wanted, consult our bus
iness columns.
Prices on potatoes have not been so
low in many years.
No site has yet been secured for the
electric light plant.
Its now Esquire Perkins and Clerks
Chapman and Pierce.
Very little real estate was exchanged
in this county April 1.
Cold storage has been right at our doors
for the past sixty days.
Our spring poet will soon favor us
with few productions.
Matters in Huntington have quieted
down little this week.
Gov. Bushnell has set apart one day in
this month for arbor day.
Since April 1, some one should write
up new business directory.
The (innocent,) the lambs and the
calves were slaughtered for Easter.
The democrats over in Huntington Sc
cured part Of the offices this time.
The Elyria Republican says that there
are 1O, ,665 free holders in the county.
The Lorain republicans nominated
colored man for street commissioner.
1t is expected that twenty-six will
graduate at the coming commencement.
Workmen are employed in removing
the roof and siding of the Cottage house.
The city Of Elyria, will now disburse
$25O,O0O in procuring water from Lake
Erie.
A party from Columbus is frescoing
the walls and ceiling of the M. E.
Church.
The proposed electric line from Well
ington to 0berlin, appears to be in the
distance.
Appropriate services for Easter were
held in all of the churches, Sunday
morning.
DR.. j. W. Rawson, the old time dentist
Of New London, departed this life
March 27.
,ss On Sunday the churches were beautl
fully decorated with flowers appropriate
for the services.
few names were erased from the reg
ular ticket at the polls Monday, but no
enough to get in man.
We hope to be able at very early dat
to dissolve partnership with the old lam
Z, posts and coal oil lamps.
I. Winter wraps were packed away tn
fore part Of last week and unpacked 10
immediate use the latter part.
The delegates to the Epworth leagu
convention held in Cleveland last week
all report very pleasant time.
The Big Four Company has placed
fast freight train on the line each wa
between Cleveland and st. Louis.
Cards are out announcing the golde
& wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Mason,
Barker street, to take place April 2l.
Quite number Of the senior class COZ
template attending the teachers exam
nation to be held in Elyria, Saturday.
The assignee Of Joseph Soss, the Col
tractor for building the Congregations
church, will proceed to complete the cor
tract.
Monday afternoon it was discoVere
that the name of W. H. Serage for stree
commissioner had been omitted from Il
ticket.
Six additional bylaws have bee
Dassed by the trustees for the public |
brary and will soon be posted up for il
apection.
II is observed that some Of the priya
residences are being converted into cou
4 rooms. Evening sessions appear to be Il
most agreeable.
4 The Lodi Review says that w. r. Wea
n Of wellington, was one Of the toast ma
ters at a masonic banquet held in tn
place last week.
On Saturday Of this week ?. s. Bril-
n viii open grocery store in the roo
formerly occupied by the Wellingt'
Baking Company.
An advertising medium, called t
7 Huron County News, was received at o
table Saturday. It is bright sheet a
chuck full Of advertisements.