The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-05

Saturday from Dayton having spent
| the past week at the home of her sis
ter, Rev Hall and wife.
a wreck occurred on the Erie rail
road near tank town on Saturday
night caused by frog being mis-
placed, eight cars from California, be-
ing badly damaged and quantity of
fruit was purchased by an Akron
fruit company, which was conveyed
/ by truck through Seville during Sat
urday night and all day Sunday.
The first shipment of peaches was
received in Seville Monday afternoon
Lat the Eshelman grocery. Prices
very reasonabel at $1.90 and 2O5 for
the best peaches. The demand was
far greater than the supply, for they
were all sold in about one hour.
4 On Sunday afternoon Mr.. Fred Fos-
ter and Mr.. John O'Donald started for
| Loudenville, o., in Mr.. Fosters ma
chine, to make a short call on Rev.
Whitehurst and family. They made
the trip there in one and three-quarte1
hours, had pleasant visit and at
tended services in the evening. They
report everything as lovely, nice new
4 parsonage. fine church and nice peo.
pie.
n We certainly congratulate Rev
i Whitehurst on his good fortune in Sc.
curing desirable location and tht
people of Loudenville on securing Mr.
A Whitehurst as their minister. Nothing
4 like having a good man in goot
place.
I Mrs. Lorinda Boice spent the pas
week at the home of her niece, Mrs
DR.. Salisbury of Remson Corners.
Mrs. Lillian Cook of st. Louis, Mo-
accompanied her brother, Mr.. Harr,
Schreffier and wife to their home il
Detroit, Mich. on Friday morning, be
! ing called to Seville by the death o
their father, Samuel Schreffler. Mrs
Cook will visit her sister, Mrs. Ethe
Davis, a few days before she leave
! for her home in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatton Of Youngstow
was called home on Sunday by tn
serious illness of her father, Rev. Cal
} son.
Mrs. Conley and daughter of Ster
benville, Mrs. Maude Foster, who pul
chased the Minton house, moved the
household goods in on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Nee of Akro
are spending their vacation with nj
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee.
Mr.. Earl Lee, son of Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Lee, was married in Clevelar
last Wednesday, to Miss Gladys Broc
way. The young couple are maxim
. their home with his parents for Il
> present.
Mrs. Howard Notestein of Sterlir
spent Wednesday and Thursday at Il
home of her sister, Mrs. Thos. Shot
Mrs. Alice Squires and Mrs. Har'
Phelps went to Crestline on Tuesds
to spend the day with Mrs. AL
Longacre.
Mr.. Allen Taylor was caller
Akron and Massillon on Thursday al
Friday.
Mr.. Will Crawford and sister, Bel
have purchased the residence own
by Mr.. J A. Lowrie, now occupied
Jim tMcLain and family, and will (
II cupy their new home this fall.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Simpson, sout
east Of town ARE rejoicing over t
It arrival of new 10-pound boy, W
came to their home on Monday, Oct.
n Miss Ethel Dundas, who has be-
: spending her two weeks vacation wi
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Du
das, left on Saturday to begin h
work again in the hospital at Roche
ter, Pa.
On Sunday morning Mr.. E .Moyer
Leroy, Mrs. Geo. Morton and daug
> ter, Mrs. Clifford Morton and Gran
= pa Meyer, went to Twinsburg, O.,
spend the day with their brother, Le
Meyer and wife. Grandpa Moy
will spend some time with his S
there.
On Thursday, Sept. 81, Mr.. A.
Dundas celebrated his 66th birthd
anniversary at his home on Nor
Main street. Those present WEI
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Dundas, Rev. a
Mrs. C. A. Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Cunningham, Miss Belle Crawford a
daughters, Mrs. Elmer Oberdorf
Wadsworth and Miss Ethel Dundas
Rochester, Pa. A'nice birthday di
ner was served and an enjoyable d
was spent by all. Mr.. Dundas l
ceived some very nice remembrance
Mrs. Lillian Seitzell and daught
Betty of Cleveland were guests
Mrs. Fred Taylor on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Brayley and childr
went to Belleville on Friday to spe
several days with his uncle, Mr.. Be
Rutherford.
Mrs. Altene Campbell was a que
of her niece, Mrs. Claude Slower
Wadsworth, on Thursday
Mr.. Dannley went to Iberia,
on Tuesday to attend the funeral
his aunt, Mrs. S B. Dennis. M,
Dennis will be remembered as an {
resident of Seville, moving from he
some years ago, to Chattanooga, Ter
and living there until recently, VIII
they moved to Iberia, where she W
taken sick and died.
Miss Bertena Derhammer Of Chi
pewa Lake, who has been in Detrt
the past two months, was shopping
IL town Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Baughman fWaG
worth was Saturday and Sund
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Guy Zeigl'