The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-05-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The bike rage has again struckth town.
The May party has not been reported.
May 80 will come on Saturday this
year.
The carpenters are enjoying rush in
trade.
The grass in the meadows is nearly
half grown.
Quite drop in the quotation on cheese
since last issue.
Some Of the business houses have some
very fine delivery wagons.
Horse buyers claim that good horses
are getting a little scarce.
The Methodist church will be ready to
hold services next Sunday.
The local assessors all report a great
decrease in value this year.
Chapter first of pioneer history OF Sui
livan appears in another column.
Hon. Geo. H. Foster, Of Cleveland, has
been selected as orator Of the day May 80.
When an individal or firm ceases to do
business in building the sign should be
removed.
c. E. Miller, of Spencer, will succeed
Miss Sybil Stroup as correspondent at
that place.
Linotype machines will soon be in Op-
Grafton in the Reflector and Chronicle
offices, of NOrwalk.
Fifteen boys with their best girls went
to Spencer, Friday evening to attend
commencement exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potato Bug, the children,
uncles, aunts and cousins have arrived
all ready for spring trade.
The last half Of the taxes for 1895 are
now due and can be paid at the Home
Savings Bank until June 20.
j. 7. Haskell and S. S. Warner pur-
chased the Boone farm in Huntington at
the trustee's sale on Monday.
The ladies of the w. R. G. will not
likely experience any trouble in secur-
ing flowers for Decoration day.
Bush & Stroup will engage in the
laundry business in the Turley building
on Railroad street about June 1.
1t is about time for the lightning rod
men to be around. They will doubtless
urge a number to purchase a few point
ers.
The Oberlin academy team played the
school nine here Wednesday afternoon.
The result was 5 to Is in favor of the
classic city.
The members Of the fire department
think that it would be an excellent plan
when roof is elevated for roof No. to
be removed.
The high school nine went to La
Grange, Saturday afternoon and played a
game. The score stood 26 to 8 in favor
Of LAGRANGE.
The Warwick Electric Light Company
have not yet appeared to perform their
part Of the contract preparatory to
lighting the town.
VIM. Vischer has been seeking more
light by having two large French panes
Of glass placed on the east side Of his
parlOr and sitting rooms.
Material is on the ground for placing
underpinning under the Big -Four depot
and telegraph Office. The buildings and
platform will be raised eighteen inches.
About thirteen couples left this morn
ing on the $3.50 train on the W. & L. E.
for Sandusky via the electric line from
NOrwalk to spend the day on the islands.
Judges Nye and Kohler appointed Hon.
D. G. Baldwin, Alfred Fauver, A. H.
Babcock and W. B. Follansbee to serve
for the coming year on the jury commits
sion.
The postage stamps carried away by
the burglars have been returned to Post
master Arner. They were held by the
United States marshal until after the
trial Of Sullivan.
The press, Of Cleveland, reported
that change in time on the Big Four
would take place May II, but it seems
that it did not. 1t is now advertised to
take place May "a.
You should not miss hearing Captain
Lozier. in his lecture, "0ld Glory, and
Those Who Loved and Saved It," tonight
at the the M. E. church. Admission %
cents; children Is cents.
The next company Of men or an
individul that comes to town with a
view Of talking up improvements, COM
mittee should first be appointed to look
up their financial standing.