The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-09

eut on account of the rain only about
one half of the usual number attended
Wedding bells within a couple Of
weeks, so rumor says.
Elinor Benjamin entertained ten OF
her little friends last Saturday after
noon in honor of her fifth birthday.
Sherman Chaffee of Medina brought
his little baby, which was born dead
Friday night, to Beebetown cemetery
for burial last Saturday.
Watson Wyman and Marjorie Saun-
ders of BENEFITS Corners visited We're
Chidsey last week.
The Ladies' society of the Church
of Christ met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. VIM. Vaughn.
Walter Foley and wife spent a
number, Of days at Lakewood at AL.
Sprague's.
Leonard Gibbs was victim of the
measles last week.
George Simmerman and family of
Medina spent Sunday here atshis cous-
ms, Rev. Peoples and wife.
Glenn Randall and wife and son of
Cleveland, spent few days here at
his fathers.
Mrs. Julia Barry of Cleveland visit
ed her friend, Mary Sterns, last week.
If any one knows how the name of
Brunswick was given to this place,
please communicate with our historian,
Mrs. D. F, Tillotson.
Mildred Indoe i visiting at her grand
father Indoe's in York.
VIM. Wilkey and wife of Cleveland
spent few days here at his sons.
Ernest Wilkey's; also on Sunday Os-
car Sinzinger and wife were there.
Mrs. Columbus Brant and daughter
Edna, went to Youngstown last week
and saw Harry Brant play ball with
the team he is connected with.
Mrs. May Aldue and children of
Cleveland, Will Kingsbury and fam
lily and grandma Green and Mrs. Bag
ley of Medina came Monday and spent
the day at Alex. Gibbs.
Margie Ridiker, Nettie Case, Letha
Gibbs, Ruth and Helen Miner, Bernard
Ridiker, Dwight and Perry Smith and
Verne Miner went to Berea last Thurs
day night for party at Irene and
Lucy Riddles.
Ward Winchel and friend, Miss Cora
Hyde of Akron, visited over Sunday
and Monday at his fathers.
Arthur Jones has a Ford.
Through the poor health Of Lady
Commander Emma Olds Of Elyria, Of
the Maccabees. she will nave to give
up her work for year, the work hay-
ing been divided among others. Mrs.
Edith Rowlee is general commander
over eight counties and will make her
headquarters at Ashland. Miss Olds
has been commander for 10 years and
many knew her.
Robert Ruple and wife Of Logan
county visited over Sunday at her
fathers, William Benbow's.
Prof. Keene, wife and daughter
Miss Hall and Miss Edwards of Berea
were callers at D. F, Tillotson's Tues
day.
Harry Waite and wife, Clifford Indoe,
Carroll Damon and wife, C. w. Da-
mon, wife and daughter Dorothea and
Ernest Gunkleman were in Cleveland
Monday to attend the Conant reunion.
Glenn Kingsbury won the creased
pig at the Strongsyille celebration on
Saturday last.
Ed. Burton of Cleveland spent Mon
day at Frank Ridiker's.
About fifty Grangers from Stron IS
vile Grange came down Tuesday night
and visited our Grange. AS it was an
open meeting, the lecturer had charge
Of the time. Candy was served af-
forwards.
Amy Jones spent a couple of days
in Cleveland at Mr.. .Cort's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winegardner of Bu-
cyrus and Mr.. Gekler and family of
Cleveland visited J. F. Gekler last
week.
Strongsville defeated Brunswick on
July 8, at Strongsville; score IL to q
batteries, Brunswick; Miner, Vaughn,
and Lincoln and King; Strongsville:
Root and Zerverna; umpire, Poots.
Brunswick outplayed Liverpool on
July 5, at Liverpool, in two games de-
feating them in the morning game 8
to 3; batteries, Brunswick, Smith and
King; Liverpool; Tones and Hoppe;
umpires. Hastings and Steinmetz.
In the afternoon Brunswick was
again victorious, score 5 to 2; batter
les, Brunswick: Vaughn and Lincoln:
Liverpool: Hoppe, Sailer and Walker;
umpires; Platz and Steinmetz.
Brunswick will play at Sharon, July
10.
CHATHAM