The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-03
BRUNSWICK


Harold Burton and Harold Barber
left Tuesday 10 attend State fair.
Mrs. James Crum and children have
been visiting in and around Akron.
Robert Guilett and wife Of Akron
spent a few days at George Coleman's.
Mrs. George Coleman received a tel
egram last Thursday of the death of
her brother-in-law, Charles Cruver, at
the home Of his son Ed, in Moscow,
Idaho. Mr.. Cruver was married to
Hannah Miner and visited at the old
home place a number of times, so
many will remember him.
A number from here are attending
the State fair, going in their autos,
Jake Shuster and family of North
Eaton, spent Sunday at Frank Cases.
Henry Osterhouse attended the fun
eral of his stepfather, Mr.. Van Dellen
at Chicago Junction last week Tues
day. His sister, Mrs. Smith Of Kala-
mazoo, Mich, came home with him for
q couple of days visit. Mr.. Van Dellen
was killed by train which also killed
both of his horses.
Mrs. Rice's sister, Mrs. Harris is
very sick and cannot be removed to
her home in Florida.
Mrs. Ora Ridiker has improved so
that she has been able to walk several
rods away from the house.
Our schools will open up on Tues
day, Sept. z.
F. F. Thompson and family attended
the Thompson erunion at his brothers
in Liverpool last Saturday.
VIM. Vaughn and wife and Harry
Vaughn and family attended home
coming at Fields last week, at which
over three hundred were present.
Mrs. Sarah Eddy of Medina gave
an address at the M. E. church last
Sunday evening on Missionary work.
Next Sunday evening student from
Berea will speak.
Steve King, Jr., has decided to stay
in Benjamin & Leinseder's store, in
stead Of going to school.
Mr.. Sabin of Cleveland spent Sunday
at Harry Llnc0lnS.
E. C. Miner and wife were in Strongs
vile Sunday to Gallon Henry Merrick,
who is in poor health.
Mr.. F. Leonard came down from
Cleveland Sunday to see his daughter
Irene. who is visiting Helen Miner.
Rev. Moxley is in Hammond, Ind,
this week attending convention for
disciples of Church of Christ. His
wife will meet him there and come
home with him.
AS high as fifty people have been
at James Fordham's in day to see
his large steer. AS it is the second
largest in this country, it is worth
going to see.
The Misses Winegardner, who have
been staying at Mr.. Gekler's, left last
week for their home in Bucyrus, where
the elder sister is a teacher in the
high school.
Albert Brown is building room on
the north side of A. Gardner's house
for Mrs. Dan Lunn to occupy.
Mrs. Edna Perkins is back among
friends, after spending the winter in
New York state.
Grange Tuesday, Sept. z.
The Odd Fellows picnic was sue
cess in every way. The day was fine
and over 500 people were present. The
sports were enjoyed by all. Good
music and fine address by Mr.. Van
Kirk.
DIR. Wood went to Cleveland last |
Friday and brought home little Paul
Richie from the hospital. He is do
ing nicely.
Ernest Wilkel and wife were in
Cleveland Sunday to see his faher, who
is in the city hospital for treatment.
If weather is favorable they hope to
have the east brick road completed by
next Wednesday.
Tuesday morning showed un quite
frost for August.
Brunswick defeated the l. o. O. F.
team last Saturday at the picnic,
score to 1. Batteries-I. o. o. F..
Root and Morton; Brunswick, Fritz
and King; umpire, Poots.
Brunswick will play the All Star
team of Medina at Medina, Saturday,
Sept. A, and will play the Hinckley
team at BENEFITS Corners, Monday,
Sept 6, at 8 p. m.