The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27

several weeks but at present at her
home in Medina. MRS. Shaw was
formerly Miss Margie Grafton of Sc
vile. LATER Mrs. Shaw died on
Wednesday.
Miss Hester Murrey Of Cleveland
was an over Sunday guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. w. S. Showacre. She was ac-
companied by her nephew Robert
Murrey of Cleveland, who will re-
main several weeks.
Miss Marie Crofoot was a Medina
caller Saturday morning.
A message was received BY Seville
friends notifying them of the safe ar
rival in France of Mr.. Neil NOVEL;,
formerly connected with the @. L.
Matteson Co. of Seville, Mr.. NOVEL;
Eenlisting some time ago.
Mrs. Charles. Rogers returned home
on Thursday evening, after spending
some time visiting friends in Cleve-
land, Millerburg and Fairport.
Mr.. Robert Tubbs, who has been
employed for several seasons at the
Chippewa Lake bath house, resigned
his position there to accept position
in grocery in Cleveland.
Miss Eva Hatton Of Youngstown
spent several days the past week with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orla Crush and two
sons of Burbank were Sunday visit
ors at the home of Ms. and Mrs. Ar
thur Campbell.
Bert Mccoy Of Cleveland visited his
mother, Mrs. G. D. Mccoy over Sun
day.
Mr.. Ed. Bayer and wife and Mr..
Peifle and Miss Conrad were guests
Of Kirk Cook and wife on Wednesday
Albert Grafton commenced work |
On the Cleveland & Southwestern car
inc on Monday morning as bridge |
FAINTER.
Mr.. G. A. Simon is improving his
residence and meat market with a
,oat of fresh paint, Mr.. A. c. Holmes
loing the work.
Miss Anna Smoyer, who is employ
ID in department store in Akron,
pent her vacation with her brother,
Eco. Smoyer and family.
Miss Esther Graft Is spending her
1rs. E. G. Cross.
Mr.. Frank Kinniman returned to
,eville last week after spending a
ew weeks visiting his sister, Mrs.
largaret Deubes and his daughter,
Elizabeth Kinniman in Aurora, N. Y.
Mr.. Fred Spencer spent Sunday
nth his family in Seville, returning
D Cleveland on Monday morning. =
The K. of P. lodge, No. 1853 Of Sc
lille, held installation Of officers last
riday evening, after which a lunch
{ ice cream and waters was served.
Guy Ziegler is employed at, the
'nion Chain Mfg. factory, where he
putting up some new machines.
DR.. Lew Burke Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
alled on his niece, Mrs. Bernie Baker ,
4 Monday.
Mr.. Ralph Fairchilds of Cleveland /
as an over Sunday guest Of his par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fairchilds. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Day and
nildren were callers in town Tueszll
ay. tass II
Mr.. Rush Duncan has resigned his
osition with the Cleveland & South Il
estern car line. X
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell are
owing into the rooms in the east j
de of the house recently vacated by II
r. and Mrs. Morehouse. Ii
The ladies of the Red Cross society Ic
eet in their room on Tuesday after I
Jon for work. On account of lack G
material, some work could not be II
ken up at this meeting. Mr.. M. E.. d
razier has kindly donated one of
S rooms for the use of Red Cross Lb
orkers, first door east of postoffice. e
The band concert given on the Sc i'm
lie square every Saturday night 2
ing large crowds to town. A good I
ace to meet your friends, a good
ace to park your cars, and good mu- h
, to listen to. In
Miss Fanny Hay and brother Rob- e