The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-08-27
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wife and Mr.. Logan Of Chicago, drove
through in their auto last Saturday
for visit at John Atkins.
Ashley Sterns is carrying mail for
John Randall this week. The latter is
out and around again.
On account Of rain our boys did not
play base ball last Saturday at Ben
netts' Corners. M. K
Claud Miner Of Akron is visiting his
cousins, Walter and Emory Coleman.
Mrs. Alberty Of Berea spent Thurs
day night at Frank Cases and on FRI
day with Mrs. Case. they visited IN
Liverpool.
Viola Case is visiting in Berea at
Mrs. Alberty's.
Mrs. Gay, Mrs. Bessie Livingston and
Mrs. Eta Foley and children visited
at Amos Livingston's in Weymouth
last Thursday.
Albert Root and wife, Carroll Da-
mon and wife and Mrs. Gay and Thre-
sea Ingersoll attended the Root re-
union in Lakewood last Saturday.
At the next school board meeting,
Sept. |, offers will be accepted for
carrying the children in the north dis
tvict and the south one. New kid"
wagons have been purchased.
Ilda Thompson is visiting relatives
in Cleveland.
The second annual school reunion of
Strongs Corners will be held there on
Sept. A.
The body of Mrs. Maria Goodsell
Pritchard was brought from Cleveland
Wednesday for burial beside her hus-
band, Frank Pritchard. Mrs. Pritchard
died Monday.
Mrs. Austin Foltz and grandson,
Herbert Marshall of Akron, spent Sat
urday with her niece, Mrs. E. G. Miner.
While Rev. Moxley's horse was run
ming away from him last Friday, ne
grabbed for buggy wheel and in the
mix-up got the bones in his right hand
broken.
Hayden Morton and wife were in
Cleveland Sunday and brought home
their daughter, Marie. who had been
visiting them.
George Pitkin attended an under
takers convention in Cleveland last
week Wednesday and heard fine lee
ture by professor from Chicago. Mr..
Pitkin was also one Of the four lucky
ones to get prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of Florida are
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. e. Rice,
but while here Mrs. Harris has been
quite sick.
While Peter Kelley and George Ru-
pert were coming to the center last
Friday, on their way to Cleveland, a
large auto owned by Wooster parties
ran into him and threw both out,
smashing the buggy. The men settled
With him and took them in to Cleve-
and. The same auto had just ran
nto a Ford and damaged it, but the
men drove right on, saying the Ford
lad no right on the road.
Mr.. Van Kirk, who will speak at the
Odd Fellows picnic on Saturday, will
slso speak in the M. E. church Sun
lay morning on international Peace"
ind will exhibit his idea of peace
lag. |,
Mrs. Rev. Peoples went to Cleve-
and last Friday to visit at Mr.. Peo-
les brothers. Rev. Peoples went in
Monday for few days.
Irene Leonard of Wheeling, w. Va,
S visiting this week with Helen Miner.
Marcella Alden has been in Lorain
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clara Cinniger.
Mary Phelps and niece, Dorothy
Burns Of Bowling Green, o., have been
listing at Will Gibbs.
Geo. Southwell, wife and son and
wife of Cleveland spent Sunday at Will |
Gibbs.
Next Grange meeting will be Sep
;ember Z.
Mrs. Cliff. Hadlock, SON Virgil and
oaby girl of Cleveland, are visiting her
parents, Miles johnson.
Ed. Gibbs, Roe Moxley and Perry
Smith went to Detroit Saturday and
brought back Saxon auto for Perry.
Mrs. DIR. Hawkins is visiting here
among friends.
Don't forget the Odd Fellows pic
nic Saturday. Everybody invited.
Bring dinner basket well filled and go
in for the prizes.
Arthur Aylard Of Medina gave a
banquet in town hall Tuesday night to
The men and their families who were
his bondsmen when he was treasurer
Of Medina county. Covers were laid
For forty-nine. The entertainment part
of music by Fred Bohley and |
John Beck and reading by Helen Clark
Of Medina.