The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-16
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

Remember the lecture this Frlday
evening. G. Lawrence Abbott, impers.
onator. This is the last of our lee
ture course, which so far has proven
very satisfactory.
John Brasse and family are to move
from the old Wise place at Leinseder's
corners and will go in Mrs. Lunn's
house.
Mrs. Lottie Butler of Cooperdale Wis
tied here few days at her parents
Columbus Brant's and wife.
Mrs. j. F. Babcock, Miss Cole ano
Miss Simmons spent Saturday IN
Cleveland.
Marguerite Stebbins has been quite
sick with an attack of the grippe.
Mrs Clara Clement and son Harold
were in Berea Saturday evening and
attended the reading given by Clara
Gray and they report she did except
ionally fine.
Melvin Case, wife and baby visited
at her parents in Hinckley over Sun
day, Mrs. Case and baby staying until
Tuesday.
Ernest Waite was home over Sun
day, as he has night job In the
Firestone Rubber Works in Akron.
Velda Kingsbury Of Medina spent
Sunday and Monday with her grand
mother, Mrs. Alex Gibbs.
Clara Gibbs of Royalton is helping
out in the housework at Chas. Gibbs.
Next Grange meeting will be Tues
day evening, March 20, at town hall.
Bernard Hunt of Medina was call
er here in town last Friday.
Bernard Ridiker is recovering from
q siege Of the grip and is able to walk
around in the house.
Hazel Johnson spent last week in
!, Cleveland at her sisters, Mrs. Cliff.
Hadlock's. Letha Gibbs took her
place in the exchange.
Cora Root and Marie Perkins have
been having the mumps.
Glenn Kingsbury and wife have pur-
chased a farm on the Wadsworth road
out of Medina but will not move for a
few weeks yet. We wish them sue
cess in their new enterprise.
Quite a number of our town people
have been in Cleveland the past week
and went to see Harold Barber and
Elbridge Gibbs, whom they found get
ting along as well as can be expected.
A shower of post cards was sent Har-
old last week from friends.
We're Chidsey came home Saturday
from her sisters in Cleveland. where
she has been having the measles. AS
her eyes were weak she did not go!
back to school this week.
Hayden Morton and wife are on al
ten-day trip visiting relatives in Elsie,
Mich. Their daughter, Marie, is at
Grandpa Sanderson's and the son Cor
don at Grandpa Morton's.
Frank Brant and wife, Mrs. Eugene
Fuller and Ed. and John Graft were
III Cleveland Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of Frank Setting, aged So,
who was the husband Of Carrie Graf
Setting. Cremation took place at the
cremat0ry Of the Cleveland Cremation
Company. The ashes will be taken
to Brunswick, O. Setting, who was
connected with the printing trades for
35 years, is survived BY widow and
three children.
S. e. Seigfried returned home. Mr..
Siegfried had been in Georgia on a.
postoffice trial and Mrs. Seigfried and
baby at Columbus, 0.
The senior class of Strongsville gave
a fine entertainment Saturday even
ing. They all acted their parts well,
especially Goldie Wax.
Mr.. France and Lula Wood Glenn
ent were married in Cleveland Monday
and will reside there.
Mrs. VIM. Cover Of Medina spent
Friday with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Forrest Tibbitts.
Maud Myers returned home Friday
from Cleveland, where she had been
for a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. H. c. Vallen and two daugh-
ters spent last week in Akron at her
parents.
Mrs. Zed Tillotsor is very sick, A !
council of doctors was held Tuesday
morning, but on account of her age
it was not thought best fer an opera
ton. A nurse came to care for her
and they telegraphed for her sister,
who is spending the winter in Florida
The parents of James H. Lee, who
died recently in Manhattan, Kas., at
the age Of SO. lived here at one time
on the place now owned by John Miller
and James Lee taught school here in
1853-54-55 and D. F. TiIIotson was one
of his pupils. The school house stood
on the lot between DR.. Woods and !
Mrs. D. Aylard's and then while build
ing a new school house he taught in
the Congregational church that stood /
about where our present school house |
is. Some Of the Lees are buried here
in our cemetery.
1t is getting around the time of the
year of the anniversary of the fa-
nous sligh-ride to Akron on March
18, 1856, when Medina county furnish
ed 1872 four-horse and one four-horse
mule teams. AS far as we can learn
D. F. Tillotson is the only one living
here who went from here on the trim.
Mrs. &. E. Rice went with Hinckley
crowd and Mrs. Alex Gibbs went the