The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-12
NORTHEAST MEDINA GO.
BRUNSWICK

Mrs. Dan Brant, Mrs Mary1Wllk
and daughter and Mrs. Ethel Hahn Of
Cleveland spent part Of last week here
at Frank Brant's.
Harold Barber is to be the new
clerk in Perkins & Ridiker's store.
Our high school team came home
from Berea Tuesday afternoon, feel
ing pretty good, as they beat the Be
rea high school 8 to 8. Our boys went
down last Friday to play, but it RAIN
ed, so they could not play.
Millard Phillips, wife and two chill
dren Of Cleveland spent Sunday at
her mothers, Mrs. Lyman Chidsey's.
Ed. Wagner Of Cleveland spent Sun
day here with his sister, Mrs. Chris.
Graft.
Mrs. Mary Alden and son John of
Cleveland spent Sunday here with her
mother, Mrs. Alex Gibbs.
Mrs. Brady, who has been sick at
F. H. Gibbs; was taken to st. Alexis
hospital and had one operation and
as soon as she is stronger will have
one or two more, of scraping of the
bowels of growths,
John Moody of Akron came out to
viii Gibbs last Friday evening and
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs took
him home and spent the day there. Mr..
and Mrs. Moody expect to 60 to New
York city this week to visit their son,
Claud Moody and family.
The Grange will meet next Tuesday
for all day at the home of Grant Til
lOtson and also have fair, display
Of vegetables, flowers, fruit, fancy
work and curios.
Mrs. Humphrey and sons, Dwight
and Perry Smith, have moved from
their farm into the west suite Of rooms
In the Gibbs block and rented the
farm to Mrs. Fred Kellar, who will
move onto it.
Mrs. Ed. Fritz and son David spent
a few days in Cleveland with friends.
Some twenty of our Odd Fellows at
tended the Centennial Celebration at
Strongsville last Saturday evening.
Our first number on the lecture
course was Thursday evening, The
Venetian Trio. The other thre dates
will be Nov. 10, Dec. 7 and Jan. %.
Mrs. Alice Miner is visiting in Ak
ron this week.
Perry ]. Rice Of Ell Paso, Texas, at
tended confederation meeting in Pitts
burg last week as a representative of
his church, and also visited with his |
son, Nelson, who is student in the |
Carnegie school. He visited Satur-
day and Sunday in Hiram, where his |
daughter, Esther, is a student, then
Monday in Cleveland with his sister,
Mrs. al Sprague, after which he came
here to see his mother, Mrs. Rice. On
Wednesday they start back, when his
mother will go as far as her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. Rohda Burns in Kansas,
and stay there until Perry comes back
to Kansas City to a church convention
the last Of the month, when she will
go back to Ell Paso with him and
spend the winter.
Red Cross meeting Tuesday, Oct. IL.
1t is common sight now to see our
high school pupils march out and 60
through drills and military salutes.
DR.. Wood is attending julius Nah
by, who is sick at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Schaffer. Henry Haumesser is
taking care of him. By the way,
Mrs. Schaffer was married last week
to man from Cleveland
= E. G.. Miner and E F.. Miner are
very busy men now, doing plumbing
work for gas in different houses. We
expect to be connected by next week.
Mildred Bailey was married last
Thursday evening at the M. E. par
sonage, by Rev. Gay, to Earl Hend-
rickson of York. About three weeks
ago Ernest Bailey was married to
Edith Baldwin of Chippewa Lake.
Mrs. Mary Moore Lockwood, wife Of
Addison Lockwood, died Monday night,
aged IS years. She had been an in
valid for number of years. She
leaves the husband and six children.
The funeral was Thursday afternoon.
Ed. Gibbs got a badly burned hand
by lighting a match too near
wood that was saturated with gasoline.
Mrs. Ben Waters, Mrs. Loren Miner,
Mrs. Ed. Carlton and daughter, Mrs.
Orson Bowman of Medina spent last
week Wednesday with Mrs. Alice
Miner.