The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-01-08
.FyALLEYc CITY

New Year with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Sailer. They spent a week in MicM-
gan before they came here.
Mr.. Ed Leinseder is laid up with
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Levitt, Edward
Maier and Mrs. J. Smith spent New
Years in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bordine of Be-
rea have son; Joe formerly was OF
Valley City.
Mrs. Worth, Mrs. B. Miller and
children and Mr.. Fred Hasel and
fanny spent New Years at Strongs-
vile.
Miss Ruth Kline of Grafton spent
several days the past week with Mrs.
Geo. Harmon.
Mr.. Harvey Weber Of Indiana spent
last week with his brother, William
Weber.
Mabel Wise of Belden spent several
days last week with Mrs. John NAL
lert.
Samuel Mack was quite severely
hurt last Thursday while coasting on
the south hill, west Of town.
Miss Hilda Nilges, who is employed
at Haury's store in Erhart, spent the
past week at her home.
Miss Ruth Bayer leaves next Sat
urday to work for Mrs. Root at Me-
dina.
Mr.. Bert Weigel, who was hurt in
a motor truck accident several weeks
ago in Cleveland, is well again and
left for work on Monday.
Mr.. Christ Kaiser is building new
ice house.
The members of the K. o. T. M.
held supper among themselves last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Vert Hastings has telephone
installed in his bungalow.
Miss Alvina Muntz of Cleveland
spent New Years at home.
Mr.. A. F. and John Grabdnstetter
attended the funeral of their cousin
VIM. Grabenstetter of Cleveland last
week Thursday.
Mr.. Geo. Mack and Mr.. Fred Deit-
rick were in Berea Tuesday on bust
ness trip.
Mr.. Louis Wise Of Grafton road
left Tuesday morning for Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prescher, Of
Cleveland spent New Years with Mr.
and Mrs. L. c. Prescher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gunklemar
spent Xmas with their son, Erwin
wife and son at Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. Jacob Hoeffler of Ashland il
here helping his son Leo do the plumb
ing in the new home of B. S. Stebel
Mr.. Peters and family, formerly o.
nine miles from Toledo, has occupied
the former Leinseder farm now owned
by Mr.. Sherer.
Miss Bertha Strosacker spent sew
eral days the past week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Sam Arnold Of Cleveland.
The six-year-old son of Jacob Smitl
had his face severely cut by sliding
into barb wire fence while coasting
Margaret, the little daughter Of W
Mayer, received an ugly cut on he,
face, the result of coasting.
Mrs. A. G. Frank of Abbeyville i
visiting at thehome of her brother
Henry Gunkelman.
It's No. 5 and Chas. Neumeyer i
all smiles and good humor. It's bo.
and the first 1915 baby of Liverpool
The county engineers are at worl
surveying the Foecking road and tn
road to the B. & o. depot, preparing
for road improvement to be done i
the spring. We counted our trustee
on the early start.
John A. Sailer is entertaining
boil family. John says he always get
them "in the neck" likewise Loui
Prescher and George Wolff. You hav
our sympathy, gentlemen.
DR.. R. A. Brintnall transacted bus
mess in Cleveland Tuesday.
, Chicken and noodle soup (mostl
chicken) was the program at the HON
Of Miss Maud Hauck on Tuesday. Be
says, "Ah! I can't get all the rooster
ma has, but nevertheless manystrang
sounds were heard from the farm &C
joining town.
Louis Yost butchered the fve-lee
ged calf of Henry Gienke's. It dresse
J. 800 pounds.