The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-30
NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About the Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their I'm
mediate Vicinity.
SULLIVAN.

j. G. Bllnn shipped 1000 pounds Of
dressed poultry to New Haven, Conn. j.
q. is hustler and does more business
than any other individual in town.
Richards g. Co. are still plastering here.
Wm. Huber has sold his interest in the
store Of Huber g. Carver 10 George Gar
YER, Of Burbank, Wayne county. Hence
forth the firm name will be Carver & Gar
yer.
Eliza Laughery is talking of moving to
town to make it more convenient for his
daughter Ncva TO attend school.
We have night operator here now. He
commenced last Wednesday.
Dan Houseman and Dave Slime are
hauling their hay 10 the station.
Judson Burt is busily engaged hauling
wood to town.
r. Rice hauled the logs for his house,
Saturday.
Several Sullivan people attend Rev.
Buxton's lecture at Nova, Thursday even
ing.
Stowell Rice will ship carload of cat.
lie to Buffalo this week.
Mrs. Helen Johnson, who returned home
from Kansas recently, is still failing in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barhyte, of Elyria, brother
and sister Of Mrs. E. P. Frink, returned
home from two weeks visit here.
Thanksgiving day was celebrated here
with the usual formallties, viz. everybody
stuffing themselves with whatever edibles
they could get hold of.
II is rumored that there will be a new
saw-mill In SullixBn In the near future,
Miss Wiley was sick--unsble to teach
and Miss Mary Park took her place.
Israel Far and Jacob Carver are haul
ing lumber to Wellington.
The weather has been very unfavorable
for coon hunters, the net loss Of which
was about two cents per day, inasmuch as
they averaged one coon per week. This
will be most keenly felt by their families
who depend upon this precarious employ
ment for their llvlihoOd.
Miss Rebecca Zahnley has returned
home from Columbus, where she attended
school Tor mutes. she is much improved.
Ben Blocker got brick 10 his eye and
had to wear spectacles for few days on
account OF IL.
Mrs. herrlfeld has removed TO the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Ander.
son, she having removed into the Couch.
house.
VIM. Jacobs shipped crate of chickens
to Cleveland, Monday.
Carpenters are finishing the inside work
Of John Findleys house.
Silence & Shlppard have the extension
to Mrs. Campbell's house enclosed, but
will not finish until about the 10th OF De-
cember.
Ed. Frink Is re-roohng their woodshed,
John Sadler has returned to North Da-
kota TO his telegraph Office. Since be has
been at home bis salary has been increased.
Chas. Tanner was visiting with his
mother few days last week.
There are certainly several thieves In
our community, for the people have been
missing chickens, vegetables and clothing.
We are sorry for this state Of affairs,
but II the offenders would sooner steal
than earn an honest living, 1t Is their bust
ness (un.il they are detected), and then IL
will be ours. Why, they even went so far
as 10 take your scribe's rooster that he had
been saving for thanksgiving.
Merrell Mann Is at Elyria with his sis
ter.in-law, Mrs. Dennis Mann, who is very
sick.
Miss Louise Campbell wSs married TO
Mr.. Mellen, Of New York, and returned
with him to the latter place. They left 80
soon after the ceremony that the boys had
very little time 10 prepare TO serenade
them, but they managed TO be at the train
they went away upon and give them tin.
pan ovation.