The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-08-20
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A week ago Tuesday was home
coming day at Huntington, q, and
Lewis Peck and wife, Theo. Chapman
and wife and Mrs. Nora Brasse at
tended as it was the birth place OF
each Of the women.
Mrs. Lottie Butler and two children
of Trinway, O., have been visiting at
her fathers, Columbus Brant's.
The barn on the Baldwin farm on
the car line burned down Monday cc'7I
ening.
Mrs. Fred Lee, who has been in the
German hospital in Cleveland for an
operation, is getting along nicely.
Mrs. George Coleman and daughter
Dorothy. spent a few days in Akron
last week at her aunt's, Mrs. X. Gull
tits, who is in poor health.
Mrs. Fred Stowe of Cleveland and
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Gray Of Berea,
attended the reunion Saturday and
stopped with Mrs. VIM. Clement.
The Disciple yearly meeting is TO
be held at Lorain next Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Case and children, VI
ola, Forrest and Raymond. visited
over Sunday at North Eaton at her
sisters, Mrs. Jake Shuster's.
The Root reunion is to be held next
Saturday at Sam Roots in Lakewood.
Don't forget the Odd Fellows pic
mic for Aug. %, in Mrs. Hogue,s
woods; S125 worth of prizes are to be
given away for all kinds OF attrac-
tions.
Alex Gibbs has had turn for the
better and feels quite rejoiced over it.
John Randall was taken sick Mon
day and his son Glenn came from
Cleveland and carried the mail for
him.
Charles Evans, wife and daughter
of Berea visited here Saturday and
Sunday at Cuba Hawkins.
Mrs. Carlos Forbes of Cleveland
spent Friday night with Edith Lane;
Mrs. N. Jordon at Maud Myers and
Mrs. Dell Woodward at E. c. Miners,
so as to attend the. reunion on Satur-
day.
Letha Campbtll of Chatham is
spending the week with her aunt, Mrs.
Alice Miner.
Harold Burton fell off Of a horse
and received a painful sprain in his
arm.
Mrs. E. E. Rice returned from Lake
wood last week.
Helen Ridiker is staying in Medi-
ma at her aunt's, Mrs. H. Blakeslee's.
Mrs Julia Otterbacher of Liverpool
is caring for Mrs. o. A. Ridiker, as
Clara Jones had to go home.
Fred Stephenson, wife and her sis
ter of Lorain were here for the re-
union and stayed over Sunday at Les
{, ter Vaughn's.
Mrs. Clifford of Cleveland spent
Sunday here with her brother, Eu-
gene Williams.
VIM. Wilkey came out from Cleve-
land for few days to visit his son,
Ernest Wilkey, it having been over a
month since he was able to work.
Joe and Ben Morgan, two little boys
from Cleveland, whose mother is an
invalid, are staying among friends,
the Pecks, Chapmans and Brasses, for
this vacation.
Mrs. E. w. Stranahan of Cleveland
is visiting her cousins, Mrs. F. H.
Gibbs and Mrs. AIbart Root.
Each Of our mail men are riding in
mail wagons. Ed. Steinmetz and Will
Wisebaum having bought new ones
lately.
Mrs. La Mont Of Medina and her
niece, Miss Marshal of Cuyahoga
Falls, spent Sunday at Geo. Coleman's
Theo. Chapman and family attend
ed the Martin Sheerer reunion in
Cleveland Wednesday.
Willie Boxer, young boy from
Cleveland, is staying at Louie SIM
on's for his vacation, while his par
ents are travelling in the Eastern
states.
The following attended our Bruins
wick reunion last Saturday and stayed
over for Sunday at D. F. Tillotson's:
Elbert M. Freese and wife of Gallon,
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