The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-09-21
SOUTHEAST MEDINA CO.
SEVILLE

is in camp at Ft. Riley. Kansas, ad-
vising of his advancement. DR.. Brint-
nall was one Of the seven chosen out
OF 100 doctors as master Junior instruc-
Z tor. We all congratulate the doctor
on his promotion.
(! Miss Josephine Weaver entertained
1 the Queen Esther Circle of the Metho-
dist church at her home last Friday
evening. Refreshments Of grape sher-
bet, cake and coffee were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Knapp moved into
the furnished house Of Mr.. Lloyd Bost-
wick on Saturday, where they will
live for the winter.
The teachers and pupils Of the high
school on Friday night enjoyed a VEIN
er and marshmallow roast down the
Chippewa creek. A huge bon fire was
built, games played and general good
time enjoyed by all.
J Mrs. Rose Brown of Ashland was a
} guest at the home of Mrs. Emma Dru-
shell on Friday and Saturday.
Miss Ethel Dundas Of Rochester, Pa.
is spending her two weeks vacation at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Dundas. Miss Dundass is the
superintendent at the hospital in Roch-
ester. and attended nurses conven-
| tion in Cleveland last week.
Mr. A. c. Holmes spent Friday and
Saturday with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Hoyer Of Cleveland.
| Mu Toxona Ha1so ua+r,rnaH 10
from ten days visit with his nephew
Louis Sechrist and family in Cotton.
wood, MINI.
Mr.. Cal Van MINES Of the State In.
ldustrial school Of Lancaster. called OF
Mr.. Thos. Hetherington, Friday. Mr.
} Van MINES and Mr.. Hetherington wer'
boys together in Wooster so years ago
Miss Pauline Frazier went to Bere,
ION Friday to take a lesson in musi
and will continue her music there thi
winter.
DR.. Paul Beach of Cleveland was i
Seville Sunday to see Mrs. Emma Bost
wick, who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. link of Ashland, KY. has bee
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sui
Tiger, also her sister and their friend
D in and near Seville, and returned to he
lhome in Kentucky on Tuesday. HI
sister, Miss Naomi Sulliger. accompal
lied her home to spend the winter.
D Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall ar
baby, Helen, went on an auto trip Q
wednesday, to be gone for about te
days. They expect to visit Columbu
Newark, Johnstown, Utica and Appl'
7 ton before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Minton and so
4 Corwin, left on Sunday for Columb,
= in their automobile. Corwin will eI
! ter Ohio State University. Mr.. al
Mrs. Minton will return in few day
4 Hugh Brumbaugh Of Cleveland
= spending week visiting his friends
\ Seville
\ Mr.. E. G. Cross was business call
\ in Lodi on Tuesday.
u Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Zeigler are t
& proud parents of baby boy, born
, Tuesday. Sept Is.
I Mrs. Sarah McElroy and daught'
= Cora, attended the centennial at t
e High church in Barberton last week.
Miss Cora gave a reading during t
exercises.
- The Seville high school are organ
q ing three teams for basket ball.
Mrs. Guy Zeigler has been freque
caller at the home of her mother, M
= Albert Meager Of Wadsworth the p'
week, Mrs. Meager being under
~ doctors care. She will be taken
q Akron on Wednesday to be examin
by the x-ray to determine the cause
her Illness.
Mrs. Chas. Hosmer returned from
trip to Syracuse, N. Y. on Friday mig
having gone there to spend few dc
with her son Harry, who is in camp
that place. Mr.. Hosmer reports Hal
looking we'll and happy and enjoyi
camp life. While there the boys
ceived their winter clothes which
of light weight material. and they
pect to be transferred south in
near future Mr.. Hosmer took in
agara Falls, the gorge route, and
number Of places of interest on his
turn trip.
Services at the Presbyterian chul
are being held in the Sunday sch
room during the remodeling OF
main part Of the church. An addit
is being built for the new pipe org
which will be installed in the near
ture. The church will be remode
and redecorated.
Mr.. Dudley Smith of Creston Is
new member of the Presbyterian