The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-03-10
LOCAL NEWS.

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We are Marching along.
Freckle weather coming.
It is President Mckinley.
Get into your sack cloth and ashes.
0berlin is to have bicycle show in
the near future.
Special prayer meeting at the Metho-
dist church tonight.
Sugar Labels printed at the Enterprise
Office while you wait.
Phelps Bros. & Co. are working on two
big orders received for their flooring.
Political Science club will meet at the
home of Mrs. G. d. Gregg, Tuesday,
March 16.at 2:3O p. m.
l. L. Linder of this place, and Mr..
Wright of Greenwich, have purchased
the Wadsworth saw-mill of that place.
Frank Andrews is building an eight
room house on Forest Avenue, which will
be finished ready for occupancy August 1.
There will be a chicken pie supper
served in the Baptist church parlors,
Friday March 18th, commencing at half
past four.
The public schools Of Grafton have
been closed tor two weeks by the board
of health to prevent the spread of scarlet
fever which is raging in that town.
A Mr.. Darling Of Bellevue, has leased
the front rooms over j. s. Mallory & Co.'S
store for a Photographic studio and will
probably settle here the coming week.
The special meeting of the WOman's s
Christian Temperance Union will be
held Monday March Is at 2:30p. m. in
the EpwOrth League room of the M. E.
church.
A meeting of the ladies Of the village
in the Sunday school rooms Friday,
March II, at 2:30 All Who are in favor
of woman candidates for the school
board are requested to be present
At the meeting of the Wellington,
Center 7. S. Sunday at 2:30 p. m. the
papers will be 'Larnia and Reincarna-
tion." "ReincarnatiOn is not Unjust" :"
1t gives opportunity for growth along
lines that in the past have been neglected.
Subject for discussion; "The Ancient
Mysteries.
"Wendell Philips: the Man and the
Lesson of His Life" by j. A. Warren, of
Cleveland, will be the topic of the ad-
dress before the Liberal Religious So
ciety, Sunday, March IA. The society
holds its meetings In the Maccabee's
Hall and services will commence at 2:45
p. IN. Public cordially invited.
A ripple of amusement ran over the
country in noting the fact that several
eloquent spinisters took an active part
in the congress Of mothers" recently
in session at Washington. But that was
all right. A congress Of bright, wide
awake old maids knows more in a min
ute than the same number of old bach
elor would know all day.-Ex.
The OratOriO given some time ago in
the Methodist church is being rehearsei
in the Congregational church and will
probably be given the later part Of this
month in the Methodist church. The
proceeds to be devided between the
chOirs Of the two churches. Everyone
who attended it before was highly
pleased and a large audience will no
doubt greet the choir in their second ap-
pearance.
Some changes will be made at Lake
side the coming summer. Secretary
Gill, Of the Lakeside company, says that
no gates will be maintained at the en-
trance and that for six days no admiss-
ion will be charged to the grounds. A
fence will be placed around the audi
forum and admission charged to enter
there. As has been the rule heretofore
steamboats, will not be allowed to land
on Sunday. -Sandusky Journal.
A business man said to us the other day
"Our council ought to pass an ordinance
to remove every awning Tor cow sheds,
as he expressed it, which grace (9) the
fronts Of our business places" We know
that this is the opinion Of several
of our business men and we wonder why
they are tolerated. The store room
needs every particleo of light, and why a
large portion Of it should be cut off by
these awnings Is more than we can un-
derstand. The business places on the
south side Of West Main street, from
which the awnings were taken down,
appear much better. Not one Of the Oc-
cupants Of the buildings would be will
ing to have them put up again.