The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-06
SULLIVAN.

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Thanksgiving services were held az
the Christian church Thursday even
ing. Rev. Geo. Hill, pastor Of the
CongregafiouaI church delivered an
interesting diseourse.
Thanksgiving literary exercises Oc-
cupied the attention Of teachers and
pupils Of cur schools Wednesday after
noon A very interesting program
was given. There was no school the
rest Of the Feek
Quite anmber Of our people at
tended NE and Jack" at the 0pera
house in Wellington last week. Sew
ersl attended the Saturday evening
play, 'Unels Toms Cabin"
Tuesday evening quite a delegation
went 70 Ashland to attend the concert
given By the residents Of Ashland who
are musicsIlF inclined. The music
and the Irf.h comedy drama are en-
tireIy original. Mrs. DIR. Kinnamen
composed the mnsie and Miss Rena
Hill the play. Miss Hill also com
posed fhe songs The proceeds Of this
enfertsianent 60 tO~ards the library
fund.
Eqnirs Eaten had an interesting law
snit last . 1psepb johnson sued
the B. O. r. z. Co, for three tons Of
coal which he left in the ear over Sun
dsy and the railroad employees appro-
priated for their own use. Mr.. John
son was awarded full pay for three tons
Of coal.
Mr.. Daniels il much better Miss
LOttie Rieket is better. Mrs Charles
Spencer is improving slowly
squire Green has completed an ad-
dition to the cOmmOdiOus farm house
Of Mr.. Curtice WhiteOmb.
Grissinger & Miller Of Spencer were
in town last week doing "spouting'
and giving Other finishing touches to
the new houses in town.
Thanksgiving day was observed ii
Sullivan in the good old fashioned way
The sermon in the evening at tbs
church By Rev. Geo. Hill was well at
tended
Rev. Jesse Hill, wife and daughter
and Miss Gertrude Hill Of Medins, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Douglass Of WakemaI
spent Thanksgiving with their parents
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Hill.
Josiah Blinn. our great poultry man
: never bought, dressed and shipped q
: glany turkeys as be did this year. Tn
protection that protects is what suit
|. us all and gives us roast turkey on thi
: Thanksgiving day.
Quite an interesting program wa
given by pupils Of our schools Las
, Wednesday.
The Zehner Co. is doing . very e1
tensiye business At the elevator. 0ai
have been bringing our farmers "a etI
per bushsl, wheat s. cts. So the farm
ers had cause to be thankful also.
Mrs Louise Campbell Mellon hs
D had q sePulehre built on her lot in III
Sullivan Cemetery. Frank Rieket hl
d bern doing the work Mrs- Mellon il
q tends hsying the remains Of her mott
er and grandfather, Richard Campbell
?. brought here from NeE Orleans IN
r. placed in this new Vsnlt-
Ben Dennis has raised 1855 bushe
n Of grain on 311& acres Of ground On
acres Of wheat ground he harvested !;
,s bushels, Q acres Of corn Yielding III
B. bushels, 90 acres Of oats yielding q
bushels Of oats. yielding Il bushels p
=, acre. The first SEED Of this variety
b oats we're presented Mr.. Dennis durir
the worlds fair NJ Chicago By an on
0, ial in the Manitoba building. n
ip Dennis has been offered some FAM
prices for his oats a. maHy Of ol
ID farmers would like them for sOWir
Of smother year
T. Married. Dee 3. 20, at Rev. J.
FindIeys, Mr. Court steEert Of Spene
~ to Miss EsteIla Jones Of Sullivan a
y. Mr.. Walton Rice 70 Miss Sydney jon
ii both Of Sullivan J. A FiDdley OF
iating. A hnst Of friends send tn
III congratulations 70 the participants
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