The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-09-28

visiting at the homes Of Mrs. John
Enrich and Mrs. Chas. Harris of
Cleveland. Mr.. Overholt also spent
the weekend there
Miss Tressa Frazier went to Kent
on Sunday to begin her second term
Of school this week.
One of the tallest crops of corn we
have seen this year is being cut by
Hershel Eshelman, who has six acres
of it, IL #. 3 in. high and two large
ears of corn to the stock.
Miss Mary Murrey returned home
Wednesday from Wadsworth, after
spending the past week with Mrs.
Hattie Clapper, who has been ill.
Mr.. Geo. Peirce was in Cleveland on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Douall en-
tertained on Monday at 6 o'clock din
ner in honor of Rev. and Mrs. White
hurst and children, who left Wednes-
day afternoon for their new home in
Loudenville.
Mr.. Frank P. Wideman went to
Mansfield Wednesday to attend the
fair.
Mr.. Floyd Wideman spent from Sun
day afternoon until Tuesday morning
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wideman, having leave of absence
of 48 hours from the Philadelphia
Navy Yards.
Mrs. John Eshelman went to Cleve-
land on Wednesday to spend a few
days with her sister.
Mrs. Hattie Clapper of Wadsworth
came on Thursday evening to spend
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Ethel Hoadley. Mrs. Clapper has
been seriously i'll at her home, having
two relapses.
Mr.. and Mrs Blake Hartman went
to Cleveland on Sunday to have an K
ray picture taken of his injured knee.
4 Three pictures were taken and Mr..
Hartman is in hopes an operation will
not be necessary, as the injury was
found to be not as serious as at first
feared.
Mr.. Kelly of Cleveland was a guest
of his daughter, Mrs. R. A. Brintnall
from Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baker were in
Toledo last week visiting her father
and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Drushell of
Wooster and Miss lea Drusell of Cleve
land were over Sunday guests at the
home of their mother, Mrs. Emma Dru
sell. ...
Mrs. Eugene Frazier entertained on
Monday her brothers, Erwin, Horace
and Perrie Hoover of Sycamore, who
have enlisted and leave for Montgom-
cry, Ala, this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
, Eugene Frazier accompanied her
brothers to Sycamore Tuesday for a
!, few days visit.
Mrs. Amanda Baker and son James
; of Akron, leave on Saturday to spend
week with her daughter, Mable OF
Greenwich, Pa.
In last weeks paper we promised ar
account of the hunting trip of some
L of our expert sportsmen. The follow
ing hunters: Irwin Swinehart, Bernie
r Baker, Dell Baker, Herbert Immel
Jake Baker, all of Seville; also Arthur
Curtiss of Berea and Jerry Spice o!
i Medina, and Mr.. Harter of Wads
/ worth. They left Sunday morning fol
5 Harrison county, well equipped fol
l camping and supplied with eatables
using three automobiles for the trip
AS one of the party stated, we went
! we got back, and we had an awfu
good time," but he did not say much
B in regard to the amount of game shot
But we know the only reason the!
y didn't bring home deer and bears wa:
z because there were none of them, fol
they went prepared to "shoot up Ger
Y many" if necessary.
%l The Baptist ladies are planning theil
annual Harvest" dinner, which will b'
Y a chicken dinner with all the gooC
x things that go with it. To be served
in the dining rooms at the Baptis
Z church on Wednesday, Oct. 10.
n Mrs. Amanda Baker entertained ol
H Sunday in honor of her son, Arthu
4 Baker, who left to join his regiment il
4 the south, the first of the week, tn
4 following: Arthur Baker, wife an
& child, of Sycamore, O.; Mr.. and Mrs
n Chas. Baker of Plymouth, Mr.. Jane
4 Baker of Akron, Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
IS Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Baker an
Il son and Mr.. Davis of Seville and MI
Il Young and Mr.. Whitman of Akron.
IS A series of dinner dances will b
4 given in Seville this winter, dances t
] be given in town hall, and -four
3 course dinner to be served at tn
d "Oasis" restaurant and grill room, be
u ginning on Saturday evening, Sep
r 29, and continuing throughout the ia
u and winter. Rogers four-piece OF
q chestra will furnish the music.
& The ladies of the Presbyterian churC
q held picnic supper on Wednesday a.
Y ternoon at the home of the Misst
~ Noyes.
9! Miss Kathlene Lowrie left on Frida
ri morning for Norfolk, Virginia, whel
\ she will be physical director in the
81 w. c. A.
M Mrs. Ambrose Pettitt of Lorain W;
\ a Sunday guest of Seville friends.
IA Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graves Of Al
m ron were guests at the McCabe resta'
b ant on Sunday.
XII Mrs. Emma Bostwick, who has bet
N so seriously i'll the past few weeks,
d improving under the care of Dr. Pa
S% Beach and Miss Hughes, traint
I'M nurse from Cleveland.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. E. ] Bell went
S Bucyrus on Tuesday to visit frien'
IN for a few days.
01 The Red Cross society will meet, b
W ginning next week, on Thursday al
I'm hold an all-day meeting. No meetiI
(j on Tuesdays or Fridays Every o.
M is invited to come and help with =
tyll Red Cross work. On account of q
W lack of yarn, which is not as yet, o