The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-03-02
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WEST.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

March came in like a lamb. Will it
60 out like lion?
A new laundry is soon to start on
North Main street.
Buy your magazines and periodicals
from the Enterprise News Stand.
Look out for Sam Weller at the opera
house, Wednesday evening next.
1t is reported that robins are seen in
Wellington in February. Are they birds
or bipeds.
Work on the new -four mill is progress
ing rapidly. The columns are being
placed this week.
Just arrived, Munsey's and McClures
magazine, for March. Buy one. For
sale at the Enterprise News Stand.
DOdsOa & Fogg will remove their law
Office from London to the opera house in
Wellington next Wednesday evening.
The ladies Of the Baptist church wish
to express their thanks for the liberal
patronage that was given to their chick
en- pie supper.
We understand that the services of the
celebrated lawyers, Snubbins. Phunkey,
and Skimpin have been secured for the
celebrated trial of 'Bardell vs. Pickwick'
at the opera house.
The Ladies' Missionary and Aid So
ciety Of the NJ. E. church will meet in
the church parlOrs, Wednesday afternoon
March 9th Supper will be served in the
basement from 5 to Z O'Clock.
The 'Cat Social" held by the Ep-
worth League in the church parlOrs was
very amusing. The title of the sociaI
aroused the couriOsity'u of great many,
judging from the attendance,
PatrOnize the theater train Thursday
evening. You can go to Cleveland
attend the theater and get home the
same night. This is quite an accOmoda-
tiOn at times and should be encouraged.
Owing to the large amount of water
used by the Herrick laundry and the in
sufficiency Of their supply, pipes are now
being laid from the laundry to the old
flour mill, where they are connected
with an inexhaustable supply.
Thomas POiner, the young man who
was struck on the head with brick by
fellow workman, while tearing down
the chimney at the old -four mill recent
ly and whose chances for recovery were
somewhat against him, has recover, d
and is again about our streets.
Tuesday March 1st, was the day fixed
for change of pOstmasters in Elyria.
Prof. Reefy will retire with the best
wishes Of all the patrons at the Elyria
Office. Both he and his obliging corpse
of assistants, including the letter car
riers, by their uniform cOurtsey have
entitled themselves to only kindly recOl-
lectiOns. May the esteem in which the
professor is held never diminish. Mr..
GriswOld will have the best wishes of
his constituents for a successful term.
He has already equipped himself with
first class assistants. .-Elyria Republican
Capt. HermOn G. NickersOn Of WyO-
ming, has received the appointment Of
agent of the ShOshone ,Indians. Mr..
NickersOn is brother of Mrs. R. E. Bra
man, and is well known in this county,
where he was raised. Both Capt. and
Mrs. NickersOn, nee Kate Kelsey, :haye
many friends in Elyria. Capt. Nicker-
son has lived in Lander, Wy. for 30 years
where he has been hOnOred with various
offices, and was delegate to the conven-
tiOn that nominated Mckinley. His ap-
pointment is matter OF universal con-
graduation. The captain was a member
Of the 33rd 0. V. l., serving in the same
company with Mckinley, and since the
war their friendship has been Of the
most intimate character. -Elyria Repnb-
lican.