The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-16
NORTHEAST MEDINA co.
BRUINS WICK

twins Ia Cleveland in their autos dur
ing this cold weather mot SO long on
the road and also back the same Day
Florence Wolfe Of Berea has been
staying at her grandfathers, Oai.
Rga...sts'ss. s.
HARRIET Simmons and Nina Cole
attended the teachers meeting az Lou
Saturday, and as Miss Simmons
caught cold and had ear trouble, sns e
was not able to come back to scnool
until Tuesday.
John Aylard has been having
had time with an abscess on his cheeK'
besides having tooth lanced too.
Al sled load Of young people went to
Berea Tuesday evening and spent the
time at Miss Irene Riddles.
The annual business meeting otgne
Cemetery association will meet tins
Friday evening at the home Of Miles
Johnson.
Dennis is having new floors laid in
his house.
The following ladies went to Berea
last Friday and spent the day with
X Mrs. Fred Lee: Mrs. James Crun1, and
daughter, Mrs. George Coleman, Mrs.
James Fordham, Mrs. Nelson Mapes,
Mrs, G. E. Mapes and two children and
Mrs. Lewis Peck. Mrs. Nelson Mapes
went on to Cleveland and staid over
Sunday.
Charles Evans, wife and daughter
Of Berea spent Sunday at Albert Ev-
ans.
At the Crum gas well they are
down about 1900 feet and are in the
lime rock, which is slow drilling.
Charles Leinseder and wife were in
Medina Monday evening to attend the
play at the Princess. Ask Charlie his
opinion of 1t.
Mrs. Albert Brown and Mrs. VIII
Evans received word Monday OF the
death of great uncle, Arthur Walk
den, aged SO, at Columbia, 0. He was
a brother Of Mrs. Chavelia, who used
to live here with her daughter, Mrs.
Oviatte.
Mr.. Lantsbury of Elyria came out
to see his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Gibbs,
who has been sick.
Mrs. Elbridge Gibbs came here from
Cleveland for over Sunday and was
taken sick at F. Fl. Gibbs.
Grange met Tuesday afternoon at
town hall.
Harry Byrant, student at Oberlin,
spent the weekend here at his aunt's,
Mrs. Rev. Gays.
George Euga was taken sick and
was under the doctors care at hls SIS
ter's, Mrs. Louise Lamphere's.
Next lecture Feb. 24-the Column
bian Quartet.
Helen Miner went to Lafayette to a
lecture last Wednesday evening to ac-
company Mrs. G. Leatherman in her
vocal selections and also Supt. jerks
with his violin.
Helen Ritchie is in Medina learning
to be telephone girl and is staying
at Judge McClure's. .
AT the school party given at @
Leatherman's last week, the pupils
gave Mrs. Leatherman ten-dollar
gold piece as an appreciation Of her
services in helniTig them each week
IN music.
The band boys will give a aconeert IN
town hall Saturday evening OF this
week and as a side issue to help meet
expenses they will serve ice cream and
cake. Let all turn out and encourage
them in their good work.
The LarlSin club reorganized last
Saturday at Mrs. E. F. Wyman's and
thew now have sixteen members.
Wesley Waite attended the funeral
of Mr.. Christian in Berea lest week.
Ernest Wilkey, one Of our black
smiths, had the misfortune to get
caught in belt on his engine anc
break his right arm, last Saturday
morning. Harry Brant is helping
him out in the shop.
Phil Kennedy received word that his
brother-in-law, William Oil of War.
ren, had had stroke of paralysis
Mr.. Oil visited here among relatives
last summer.
Mrs. Harry Waite and sister. Mrs
Frank Morlock of Lester, visited ovel
Sunday in Canal Dover, at their sis.
ter's. Mrs. Charles Blakeslee's.
Rev. Howard thinks troubles never
come single. His daughter Ida, ageG
about IL has been very sick for some
time with pneumonia and just able tC
sit up, and a son Joe. about 16 years
was taken to a hospital in Cleveland q
week ago Sunday where he has beer
very sick with pneumonia; then or
Tuesday moning the house they were
living in and owned by Wade Holden
burned down. 1t caught up stairs
from the chimney, and things thai
were stored there by the Holdens
were destroyed. Howard's things OF
the first floor were saved, but nothing
in the cellar. The four children
were carried to neighbor's. They
surely have the sympathy of all il
their misfortune
The trustees used the road scrape,
Monday for moving snow drifts iron
the public highway, which worked al
right.
The primary scholars held spar
row hunt. under Morice Case and Her
bert Ridiker as leaders, and Herbert
side won, the other side furnishing
ice cream and cake, which they ha
with their dinner last Friday at tn
school house. Mrs. A. F. Root sen
q large. beautifully decorated cake a
a surprise to all.
The Ladies' society of Church 0
Christ will give New England sup
per at o'clock, in the town hall, o
Wednesday evening. Feb. 21. followe
BY a social time. Everybody invited
About 80 attended social at Wi
Roots Monday evening. As sleig
ride for some it was cold.
Monday a. M it REGISTERED "a be
low at Theo. Chapman's.
Philip Kennedy and daughter, Mr.
Morris Perkins, went to Warren 0
Thursday, to attend the funeral Q