The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-21
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visited few weeks in Medina at her
mothers.
Mrs. George Coleman was in York
Sunday calling on Miss Phillips.
A number from here attended the
home talent play given in Hinckley on
Saturday night and they say it was
fine.
Mrs. Ellen Newton has moved her
personal belongings from her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. Eliza Chapman's to her
daughters. Mrs. Nora Brasse's on the
Alex Gibbs farm.
Last Wednesday morning Mrs. Deu-
BILE emptied the ash pan on the manure
pile near the barn, not supposing there
were any live Goals, but at noon Thurs
day it was discovered that there had
been and that they had burned along
until the fire reached some straw under
the barn. It was discovered in time
to save the barn,
Mrs. Walter Tibbits and Miss Bee
Foley spent Tuesday in Cleveland.
Walter Foley and wife took their
friend, Miss Bowman to her home in
Cleveland last Sunday in their auto.
Mrs. Mary Gay and sister, Mrs. Hor-
ace Carpenter and nephew, Jay Liv-
ingston and wife, started Monday in
Mrs. Gays new Ford for Waterbury,
Conn, where they hoped to reach by
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Chas. Gibbs attended birth
day party in Elyria Thursday.
Verne Miner and Letha Gibbs spent
Sunday in Elyria at Mrs. Florence
Rowley O'Brien's.
Miss Hazel johnson went home with
her uncle, Mr.. Fletcher, Saturday and
spent Sunday with the family.
About fifty of the neighbors and
friends gave Fred Lee and wife a
farewell party Monday night. It al
SO served as reception for the new
family, G. E. Mapes, wife and little
girl, as they moved in this week. A
fine social time was enjoyed. 1t may
be three months before Mr.. Lee moves
to Berea and in the meantime they
will visit.
Mrs. O. M. Peoples sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. STAGE and little
daughter Francis visited here for .
few days.
Mrs. Alice Miner visited her broth
er Willis Thomas, Sunday.
Verne Miner left his team hitched
to disc harrow, Monday, and they
ran towards the barn.
The gray horse got badly cut on the
leg and foot, so it may be three weeks
before it can be usedsagain.
Our high school closes this Friday
with d basket dinner picnic and fsh-
ing party and a bali game here with
Strongsville in the afternoon.
The baccalaureate sermon in the
Church of Christ Sunday night; COM
mencement in the M. E. church next
Wednesday.
From cards received Tuesday from
Mrs. Gay and party they made Buffalo
Monday night, distance of 2SO miles.
Della Freeze is staying at Fred
Livingston's while Jay and wife are
gone. .ae
Three pupils took the eighth grade
examination again this week.
Ethel Waite has had a relapse from
her recent illness.
Ernest Wilkey has bought out the
horse shoeing part of E. c. Miners
business and has bought the old mill
of J. Kellar and is moving it on to the
ground south of the house he lives in,
Mrs. Alice Miners.
William Aylard is sick at the home
of Herbert Peck.
A Christian Endeavor society is to
be organized by the young people of
the Church Of Christ next Sunday ev-
ening before church time.
Miss Simmons and nine of Lne high
school girls visited the Domestic
Science class in Medina Tuesday af-
ternoon and were treated to strawber-
ry shortcake.
Sixteen were present at the Grange
Tuesday night.
Fred Leinseder had a sick horse on
Tuesday.
The Y. M. C. A. banquet was very
pleasant event last Saturday night,
tho the storm disturbed some. Plates
were set for IA and three-course sup
per was served by the Ladies society
of the Church Of Christ. Young girls
Of high school were mattresses. D. w.
Weist, who attended the convention in
Medina, spoke and sang and Mr. Arm
old of Cleveland, Corwin Wilee of
Granger, Mr.. Stow and Mr.. Boyden of
Medina and some of our home citizens
spoke encouraging words.
A gang came Tuesday night to COM
mence work on the east road.