The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-02-24
NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
Aboui the Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their I'M
mediate Vicinity.
SULLIVAN.

FEB, e2.-Ed Frink and wife have re-
turned from Elyria, where they were Wis
iting relatives and friends. Ed brought a
magni lcent specimen Of the genus canis
home with him-a present from one of
his fri nds.
Mrs @. G. Baldwin will remove to
northern Michigan in the spring
The Ladies' Sewing society met at Rev.
Meek's last Thursday. Fortyeight were
present.
Il. A. Gorhem has received the position
he formerly occupied at the pumping sta
ton. In the future he will pump here
and at Hereford.
M, r. Huber. is travelling through Lo-
rain ard Huron counties in the interest OF
the Cleveland Fertilizer company.
TINS Sullivan Ant school meets at Rey.
Finley's every Thursday-Mrs. Nellie
Koont instructress.
Rev. Finley has been absent from home
the past week, conducting revival meet
ing at Bucyrus, o. 1t is our earnest wish
and prayer that many souls may be saved
for, truly, the "harvest is ripe"
Quite number of True Goodyear's
friends called upon him Thursday even
ing. They pulled taffy and voted the oc-
casion one long to be remembered.
The Soules family has removed to Troy.
We are very sorry to lose such an estima-
BILE family bat, truly, our loss is Troy's
gain.
Ness J. Reed g. Riser appear to be
well pi,ased with their location, and re-
port tha they have all the work they can
do.
MN axe s.liE. Of Wellington. vas Wis
iting ilerdIster, Mrs, Goodyear, few days
last week.
Canton dentist In town inserting circu.
lar saw teeth. 1t is painless operation,
Oscar Long Is visiting his old friend al
this place.
Virgil Bryan will move upon L. L.
browns farm March L,
Miss Edith Clark is at home for a few
days. She has been teaching in the Find.
lay public schools for the past year.
John Oslerholt will moye into the house
now occupied by Geo. Gibson April l.
Samuel GarYer will teach our village
school next summer.
Huber & Carver are talking of building
new store upon the site their old one oc'
cupied.
Miss Della Peet, of Michigan, IL visiting
at Joseph Garver's,
Fl. Drake, of New London, was call
ing upon Pete Chapman Sunday.
G. L. Blinn, of Ashland, was visiting
his mother, Mrs, Merrifeld, Sunday.
James Sankey, former resident of Sui
llyan, departed this life Sunday, February
ID, 1892, at the home Of his sister, Mrs
Boweritz, Of Nova. His death was causeC
by the prevailing maladY, grippe, in con
nection with lung trouble, His funera
was held at Nova February 10 Mr. San
key was eminently respected by all who
knew him, and leaves large numbel
of regretlul friends.
Belle G. Parrish was born in Sullivan
O., March 20, 1874. and died at the hom'
of her sister, Mrs. Fl. G. Guild, In Salem
Oregon, February 8, 1892 Her sickness
began with grippe, which quickly changed
10 pneumonia, and after a few days sh'
died. Converted in early life, she united
with the Methodist church, and in this re
lation lived and died. If goodness is thu
true mark Of nobility then she was trul!
noble. To Us
"Kind hearts are more than coronets,
And simple faith than Norman blood"