The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-03-26
BRUNSWICK

gravel pit, as poisoned stuff in cans
get into the creek where VIII Pratt's
cows drink and cause trouble; tht
sides Of roads are to be kept clean al
so.
Mrs. Lillian Myrick will give music
lessons to any one coming to hel
house.
Glenn Benjamin was very sick tht
fore part of the week with tonsilitii
and Dennis johnson drove the store
wagon to Cleveland for him.
John Brasse is to have sale ant
move into Alex Gibbs farm house anc
work the place.
Mr.. Decker entertained some Of hi
neighbors last week Wednesday night
when they enjoyed music part Of the
time. The same crowd was enter
tanned Saturday night at Geo. Clark's
Mr.. Perry Denune Of Hiram brought
his wife and baby with him Saturday
night and stayed until Tuesday at E
C. Miners.
Mrs. Vernie Chapman and son Will
Of Columbia spent Sunday at Theo
Chapman's.
Mrs. Frank Case and son Raymond
and Mrs. E. G. Miner attended Lady
Maccabee society in Berea last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Louisa Parks attended a birth
day party March 13, Of her brother-in-
law, ]. ]. Bartlett in Strongsville, il
being his SEVENTEEN birthday.
Mrs. Fred Leinseder tumbled from
her back porch, hurting her ankle and
causing her considerable pain.
Mrs. Dan Lunn visited in Cleveland
last week among relatives and friends
John Moxley of Clinton was here
over Sunday at his sons and preached
Sunday morning at the Church Of
Christ.
Rev Peoples was in Columbus last
week attending the big mems meeting
of the M. E. church.
Rex Bartlett has been sick with the
grippe and Alta Johnson of HinckleJ
is teaching for him.
Mrs. John Randall had one of hel
heart spells last week and Nora Ran
dayy came home from L. Pritchard'i
to care for her.
When Supt. jerks visited Margie
Ridiker's school at Sherman's Cor
ners last Thursday he was so proud
Of her writing class that she is to take
them to Medina soon and demonstrate
before the teachers.
E. C. Miner shipped one Of his thill
cultivators to L. N. Strong at Albion,
Mich.
Andrew Gruniger and wife spent
Sunday here at his sisters, Mrs. Thed
Tibbitt's.
Erne7t Wilkey, wife and daughter
Evaline have all been quite sick with
the grippe. Tuesday Mrs. VIM. Will
key of Cleveland came out to see them.
Mr.. Wolgumuth, northeast of here,
was fixing the roof of his sugar house
and fell through and down about 18
feet, breaking some ribs and bruising
hina~ otherwise. t,.--7 - r sar
There is to be a Woman's Suffrage
convention in Cleveland Saturday at
their headquarters, 1706 Euclid ave-
nue.. All interested are invited to
attend.
The ]. I. Case plow company will
send man here on April 2 to demon
strate their plows for Benjamin &
Leinseder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colt and Marie Hogue
were out from Cleveland Sunday, Wis
iting Mrs. Hogue.
Ed. Fritz and wife have moved
from Cleveland onto Mrs. Hogue's
place and will take charge.
About twenty of our members at
tended the Odd Fellows lodge in Me-
dina Monday night, when team put
on the first degree.
On March IA, Mrs. Anna Luiley at
tended the twenty-ffth wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stellar
at North Royalton.
The next Grange meeting will be
April 6, in town hall.
Martha Averial Harding was born
Jan. %, 1888, near Hamilton Corners
She ceased her labors on earth March
18, 1915, at the age of 81 years, / mo.
and 18 days Her companion, Henry
Harding, died nearly four years ago,
and since that time she has been ten
derly cared for by her willing and
loving daughters. To the friends and
neighbors of Martha Harding, the
most fitting words that can be said of
her are these: "She has lived in your
community" She leaves a brother at
Bowling Green, o., four sons, Fred,
Ed, Will and Firm and two daughters,
Mrs. Jennie Horton and Mrs. Eva AL
len, besides several grandchildren. She
an. The funeral was held Sunday af-
ternoon at the home Of Frank Horton
was always jolly and was a good wom-
and burial was made at Brunswick.
Mrs. Anna Popowsky Eicholl died
in hospital in Cleveland Wednesday
afternoon. She was a nurse and hurt
herself in lifting heavy patient. An
operation was performed at the time
and later there was required another,
from which she died. She was only
twenty years of age and was married
about a year ago. The funeral and
burial will be in Cleveland Saturday.