The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-23
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

G. ". James and wife have new
Ford.
Glenn Benjamin was in Ridgeville
last Sunday to see his mother and sis
ter.
Master Walter Crum is getting up
a club of subscribers for the Success
full Farming" for a blooded stock
premium, and last Saturday he was in
Medina and got nearly fifty names.
During the Sunday school hour, be-
ginning at ten o'clock standard, next
Sunday in the town hall, there will be
a special program given by the pupils.
All interested are invited.
Mrs. Will DargG spent Saturday and
Sunday in Cleveland at her daughters.
Ernest Kenyon who enlisted in Co.
A, from Berea, got back as far as the
camp in Michigan without sick day,
and while in camp, the measles broke
out among the boys, and those who
were sick were taken to hospital and
left there. When Ernest broke out with
them he would not tell as he was so
anxious to get home. But when they
struck Cleveland, Thursday night, he
was SO sick, they sent him to his moth
er's, Mrs. Frank VOLTS in Berea. Be
fore Sunday he also had pneumonia
and pleurisy and was out of his head.
Tuesday evening he was no better.
Mrs. VOLTS baby has been very i'll
the past six weeks, but is on the gain
now.
Clayton Leatherman and wife were
at Chippewa Lake over Sunday and
attended st. Patrick's party at Yer
non Martins on Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Mapes has been in Cleve-
land for the past week, keeping house
for a sister, who is away visiting.
Mrs. Alice Miner is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Mat. Campbell, in Chatham
this week.
John H. Moxley is station agent at
the C. S. & S. w. station at Lodi.
Wesley Peck has been having sick
spell, caused from his nerves.
A little daughter was born last Sat
urday to Will Rohde and wife in Me-
dina.
Last August, Ed. Fritz ran needle
in his foot and part of it was taken
out at the time. Lately it has beeni
bothering him, and on Saturday he
went to a hospital in Cleveland, and
with the X-ray the piece was located
and removed. II
About fifty from the Glenn lodge of
the Odd Fellows in Brooklyn, came ,
down and visited our lodge last Sat- !
urday evening. Oysters were served /
and all seemed to have q good social {
Time. II
C, Lawrence Abbott gave a good !
entertainment last Friday night. This 4
was the last Of eur lecture course.
It was good one and paid for itself; l(
eaving So to the good for the high 3
school.
Worthy Green, who has been spend i,
ng the winter at Eustis, Fla, came
)ack here to his sisters, Mrs. Alex f
Gibbs, on Saturday, and on Sunday
le noticed our cold, stormy weather. b
lie said the frost down there did SO =
much damage, the fruit trees were +
nut back and new grated in, and all
he fruit On the trees fell off and had 4
o BE buried.
Mrs. Emma Reed and George Car 4
ock Of Cleveland visited at Will Gibbs q
ast week.
Mrs. Ed. Burton and Mrs. Knight of
;leveland spent Tuesday afternoon at
rank and Ora Ridiker's.
Mrs. Jessie Witter and baby of Elyr- n
a, spent Sunday at her sisters, Mrs.
sam Rocks.
Sam Rocks have phone now-x
N so.
Mrs. Beckley came back from Flori-
la last week to help care for her sis
er, Mrs. Sarah Tillotson, who is not
my better this week.
The Parma Heights band ar to
:ome here this Friday night and with
,ur boys give another concert. Every
,ody is invited.
Mrs. Gertrude Humphrey has re-
igned from teaching school at Beebe-
own, as she is afflicted with rheuma-
ism in her feet and limbs.
A little daughter was born Wednes-
lay morning to Ed. Holden and wife.
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