The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-23
BRUNSWICK

William Aylard was able to be down
to the center Tuesday, after a long
sickness.
There will be lawn fete at Chas.
Gibbs, on Wednesday evening, July 2o.
to which all are invited.
Hazel Brown of Strongsville is vis-
ting at Albert Browns and William
Evans. /,
John Moody and wife of Akron and
Will Charlton and wife of Royalton
were callers at Alex Gibbs last Sun
day.
About sixteen members of our
Grange attended the fine picnic At
Granger last Saturday, and as we
were the champions of the county,
having taken in furty-seven new mem
bers in the last year, we were proud
of bringing home the banner, which we
will keep for one. year, if not longer.
A. P. Sandles gave us a fine address
that day and we had good program
and good time.
Mrs. Lulu Clement is spending q
weeks vacation here at her fathers,
DR.. Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Surness and two
daughters of Nashville, Mich, came
through in their auto and and are vis-
iting at H. Hitchcock's.
Arvine Kenyon lost one of his horses
last Saturday night by having collie
from eating new mown hay.
Gilmore Blakselee of Strongsvllle
visited over Sunday at F. H. Gibbs.
Ruth Miner gave porch party last
Thursday night in honor Of her birth
day.
Irene Riddles of Berea is spending
her two weeks vacation at E. c.
Miners.
Franklin and Margie Ridiker, Helen
Miner and George King were in Elyr-
la Sunday afternoon and called on
Mrs. Cora Rowley and Florence
O'Brian.
Mrs. Alice Miner received word Of
the death Of her aunt, Mrs. Caroline
Buchanan, at Lafayette last Satur-
day.
While in Cleveland week before last,
Hattie Atkins was given shower by
former neighbor, Mrs. Schmidt of W
18th street, at which she received some
nice presents.
Cal Brant has hadporches added to
his house.
The game that was to have been
played last Saturday at Royalton had
to be postponed until later date.
Bennetts Corners will play at Bruns-
wick Saturday, July "a.
A week ago Saturday evening, when
the boys of Lyman Chidsey turned the |
horses out to pasture, one of them
whirled and kicked one of the boys in
the side, cutting a cash several inches |
long. 1t has healed up alright now.
Later in the same evening the same |
horse stepped on a rusty nail causing |
a very bad sore.
Mrs. 0. M. Peoples is visiting her
parents in Newcomerstown.
Mrs. o. A. Ridiker is out doors on a
cot each day and is improving right
along, tho it seems slowly.
Ed. Steinmetz fell on spike Mon
day evening, running it in his left
hand, which is laying him off from
carrying mail this week.
] wrote last week that Seeley Steb-
bins dislocated his elbow and sprained |
his ankle. He is getting along nicely. |
Mrs. Alice Leowe, Oretta and Ida
Ludford and friend of Cleveland and
Clara Ludford of Toronto, Can, are
visiting at E.O. Steinmetz's and Ira
Van Allan's.
Mr.. Bigelow, representing the Swift
Fertilizer Co. talked to the Grangers
Tuesday evening at their meeting.
On the Fourth of July man put his
horse in Mrs. Widdifeld's barn and
during the day it got loose and kicked |
Mrs. WIS. best horse so badly that last |
Friday it had to be killed.
Mrs. Joseph Kenyon, son, Andry
Young of Berea and son Glen Young
of the navy, are visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Ira Smith.
Forty won the bronze pins in the
first three months contest at Church
of Christ and twenty-five the gun
metal finish pins for the second three
Miss Nina Kellar is home from
travelling in the west. II
Mrs. W. Hogue and daughter Helen
are visiting in Bedford.
Come to the town hall Wednesday
evening for your prizes won in the
school field meet at Medina. There will |
be an ice cream social at the same
time that the prizes are given out.
Bring your friends out for a good
time.
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