The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-16
BRUNSWICK

Ingersol were in Cleveland Saturday
to attend the wedding of their neicc5
Ethel Davis, which occurred Saturday
evening at 6 o'clock, to Harry Hahn,
in the presence Of about sixty guests.
They will live at Lakewood.
Mrs. Nellie Aylard and son Cecil Of
Medina visited over Sunday at Mrs.
Will Clements.
The Ladies society of the Church Of
Christ will have food sale Friday
evening in Perkins and Ridiker's store.
Come and buy baked goods for over
Sunday and save baking.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Bernice Holden has been through a
serious operation in hospital in Los
Angeles, Calf.
Miss Cora Draga and Wilbur Mar
dis were married, July s, at 7 o'clock
in the morning, by Rev. Peoples and
left for trip to California and Mis-
souri,.
Walter Foley and wife took Howard
Sprague to his home in Lakewood on
Sunday, after spending the latter part
of the week here visiting.
Miss Winegardner and sister Mar
garet of Bucyrus are staying at J. F.
Geckler's.
Mrs. Dan Lunn left last week for
Norfolk, Va, to visit her son Charles
La Montague.
Ed. Wood of Cleveland spent few
days here visiting. He was walking
with cane as about five weeks ago
he fell in trench, twisting his knee.
While going to the ball game at
Sharon last Saturday the auto driven
by Earl Gibbs dropped in rut and
broke an axle. They left it and got
Mr.. Alderfer to bring them back to
Medina in the evering.
Walter Hadlock was in Massillon on
Saturday for repairs for his wagon.
Miss Lucy Smith of Cleveland spent
Sunday at Charles Hunts.
Mary Linley of Columbus is visiting
her brother.
Cy Rickert, wife and grandchild of
Chatham visited here couple Of days
last week with Mrs. E. E. Rice.
Mrs. John Randall was a great suf-
ferer lately from neuralgia Of the
eyes. She gets out now by using col
ored glasses.
We hope to give report next week
of the wedding of Ralph Strong and
Hattie Atkins, yesterday, Thursday.
Seeley Stebbins' horses started up
while he was loading hay and threw
him down, dislocating his ankle.
Bernard Ridiker and Will Wesebaunn
spent Tuesday in Sandusky.
Ed. B. Gibbs of Waukon, Iowa, came
to visit his uncle, Alex. Gibbs, and on
Tuesday they had a reunion of parts
of the old families at the home Of Alex
Gibbs. Those present were: A. Gibbs
and wife, Ed B. Gibbs, Charles Gibbs
and family, Glenn Kingsbury and wife,
F. H. Gibbs and wife and Charles Al
din and family of Cleveland, Mrs.
Clara Cinniger and son Edwin Of Lo-
rain, Will Kingsbury and family Of
Medina, Eugene Gibbs and dwife, Chas.
Vibber and wife, James Vibber and
daughter, Mrs. Celia Gortner and Mrs.
Fred Ellsworth Of Royalton. 1t was
a fine day and all enjoyed the time
together.
Mrs. Iva Babcock and son Paul and
Mrs. Leona Brant and son Alvin Of
Cleveland spent Saturday night and
Sunday at E. F. Wyman's.
Grange meeting July 20.
Remember the Grange picnic this
Saturday at E. z. Ganyard's in Gran
ger Basket dinner and carry plates,
cups, knives and forks and spoons for
your own family.
Bernard Ridiker has been transfer
red from government Office in Wash
ington, D. c., to a federal Office in
Cleveland and commences work Fri
day. He will come home to- Brunswick
nights.
The brother and sister who bought
the farm south of VIM. Vaughn have
sold it to Cleveland parties, who take
possession at once.
Brunswick outplayed Sharon last
Saturday, by getting ID hits ffthe
Sharon bunch. Score 10 to 2. Bat
teries Brunswick: Vaughn, Fritz and
King; Sharon: Lehman, H. Caskey, D.
Caskey and Orton; umpires- Brown
and Steinmetz. Brunswick will play
at Royalton, July 27.
There will be an ice cream social in
the town hall Wednesday night, July
21 and at this time the prizes will be
awarded to our winners in the High
school track meet, which was held in
Medina in May. Every body invited.